Tag: ISIS

In this letter, Ken responds to a Wall St. Journal editorial that describes the frequency with which America's enemies and "frenemies" criticize President Trump's National Security Adviser, John Bolton.

This week, Ken and STW editor-videographer Jon Sutz examine the roster of primary American adversaries, their strategies and tactics, and why we must view these conflicts from a long-term perspective.

This week, Ken dissects the Trump administration's "Peace to Prosperity Plan" for the Middle East, why it will be derailed by the region's enemies of peace, and what will be required to forge a lasting peace.

This week, Ken identifies and examines four false yet widely-accepted narratives that prevent Americans and our leaders from addressing vital issues that affect our future national and economic security.

STW sent letters to the heads of the five "news" organizations profiled in our recent special investigative report by editor Jon Sutz: "The U.S. 'news' media depicts an American terrorist and her son as 'Madonna & Child'"

This week, Ken examines the ideological terrain into which President Trump has put forth a "deal of the century" for Middle East peace, and recommends preconditions that must be established before such a plan can have a reasonable chance of succeeding.

Before they started acting as this terrorist's volunteer PR team, did these mainstream "news" organs really not know what Yazidi rape slaves said about how ISIS wives - like her - brutalized them? A special report by Jon Sutz.

This week, Ken responds to the overdue recognition of the anti-Semitism that has metastasized within the Democratic Party, and makes recommendations for how to help combat it, and racism in general, in American society, with special emphases on America's public education system.

This week, Ken Abramowitz assesses the Trump administration's successes and failures in dealing with America's most pressing national security issues.

This week, SaveTheWest.com founder and president Ken Abramowitz provides an evaluation of the 2019 U.S. Intelligence Community Worldwide Threat Assessment, and makes recommendations for how it can be improved.