The Texit war game concludes with victory for Texas, and a great divorce of two populations who can no longer live with one another.
In this fourth installment of the Texit war game, political bluster leads at last to open hostilities, as the former USS Texas makes an Alamo-like stand.
Third installment of the Texit war game, detailing the mutual expulsions as Texans and non-Texans sort themselves out--imperfectly.
Second installment of a war game for Texit. This one assumes that hostilities will begin, and describes what might lead up to them.
Realistically, Texit - the Texas Exit - would likely mean war. Herewith an evaluation of the assumptions, and initial conditions, of a war game.
Anne Laurel Carter's The Shepherd's Granddaughter willfully drops the context of Israeli management of Judea and Samaria, including current terrorist acts.
Destruction of cities usually figures in war. But it can also occur, and far more quickly, through political malfeasance. Like New York today.
The long war in Afghanistan is about to end. Afghanistan will revert to status quo ante 9/11. Or will its new leaders build the peace they...
75 years after the liberation of Auschwitz, the Jews haven't learned the most important lesson: active self-defense. And anti-Semitism is rising again.
The Iranians now admit to shooting down Ukrainian Airlines Flight 752, most probably by mistake. The wider contexts shows a very unstable country.