Tag Archives: Pat Buchanan
Defection is not Convergence
Buchanan dislikes the neocons, blaming them for maintaining an assertive foreign policy after the Cold War ended in victory. Apparently, the U.S should have folded its tent and retreated into isolationism, as it did after winning the other two world wars of the 20th century. Those strategic decisions left the country unprepared for the next round of conflict. History shows that all “post-war” periods become “interwar” periods.
Putin’s Active Measures, Buchanan’s Grief
True enough the Moscovite leader has invoked God routinely. So did Stalin. In public the Georgian mass murderer played the God card whenever it suited him. Places of worship were forcibly closed. Most of them were destroyed. All religions were virtually banned and their followers were exterminated by the millions.
Posted in Europe, Foreign Policy, News and Analysis, Russia & Eurasia
Tagged anti-US Russian Federation, Byzantine Empire, Cheka, KGB active measures, KGB deception operations, Kremlin-yes corner, Pat Buchanan, Stalin, Stalin-era Orthodox Churches, Third Reich, Ukrainian crisis, USSR, Vladimir Putin, West's capitulation to sexual revolution
