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Twitter Files Tip of Iceberg for Needed Church-Style Committee - Vimarsana News

Twitter Files Tip of Iceberg for Needed Church-Style Committee

The Twitter Files revealed a largely successful bid by the U.S. national security apparatus to manipulate public opinion.

The fate of the American conservative - Vimarsana News

The fate of the American conservative

The Republican Party of the early 21st century is barely recognizable. What is its future?

Moscow's Many Problems in Countering a U.S. Strategic DefenseSystem - Vimarsana News

Moscow's Many Problems in Countering a U.S. Strategic DefenseSystem

(Archived document, may contain errors) 45 4 Septemb er 17, 1985 MOSCOWS MANY PROBLEMS IN COUNTERING A US. STRATEGIC DEFENSE SYSTEM INTRODUCTION Whether the United States should change its strategic nuclear policy to incorporate ballistic missile defense (BMD) may be the critical strategic, diplomatic, and technological issue of the decade. Since Ronald Reagan announced, on March 23, 1983, the initiative to research the feasibility of rendering nuclear weapons obsolete, BMD supporters and opponents have been girding for battle.

How to Think About Regulations - Vimarsana News

How to Think About Regulations

Last fall there was good news about regulations.

Podcast: Michael Walsh on "Against the Great Reset" - Vimarsana News

Podcast: Michael Walsh on "Against the Great Reset"

We live in a time of “crisis addicts,” in which the left cannot shake its addiction to what might be called “crisis porn.” Remember Rahm Emanuel proclaiming in 2009, “Never let a good crisis go to waste”? He was merely stating openly what has been obvious for a century now—that governments use a “crisis” to expand its power and reach permanently, never entirely relinquishing new powers and higher spending after