Middle East
On war, Trump must remember the wisdom of St. Augustine
The 'just war' theologian understood that force must be governed by prudence, reckoning with second and third order effects. We didn't do that in Iraq, or now
April 05, 2026
The 'just war' theologian understood that force must be governed by prudence, reckoning with second and third order effects. We didn't do that in Iraq, or now
The Iran war will certainly spur conversation over whether partners need or want these huge bases anymore
These guys cut their teeth on dogmatic support for US primacy and foreign intervention to pursue regime change goals. What happened?
The new generation that has moved into place in the wake of US-Israeli assassinations is more hardline than the first
One would think that in the middle of a war, the US would be getting what they need to win. But that's just not the case.
The era of carrier-dominated airpower is fading, as cheap, unmanned anti-ship weapons reshape naval warfare, whether US planners are ready for it or not.
