Tag: Nuclear weapons

This week, Ken examines the Trump administration's current efforts to weaken Iran's global terrorism threat, and steps it should take to ratchet up its "maximum pressure" campaign.

This week, Ken and STW editor-videographer Jon Sutz point out how European nations' refusal to deal with existential threats led to WW2 - and are now leading to WW3.

This week, Ken and STW editor-videographer Jon Sutz examine the prospect of the U.S. negotiating peaceful solutions with various dictatorships -- most notably, the messianic terrorists who rule Iran.

This week, Ken examines the sad state of America's Sunday morning public affairs TV shows and their focus on gossip and sensationalism, rather than substantive issues facing the American people.

This week, Ken examines the most recent moves by America's top adversaries, and the Trump administration's responses, and describes the two basic approaches to going forward from here.

This week, Ken analyzes the interconnectedness between America's primary adversaries, including Iran, North Korea, China, Venezuela and Russia, and urges the U.S. to remain strong in dealing with them.

This week, Ken Abramowitz analyzes America's situation with Iran and North Korea, and makes recommendations for how the U.S. and its allies should act to deal with these threats.

In this letter, SaveTheWest founder & president Ken Abramowitz addresses reports that the Pentagon was "concerned" about a request by the White House for military options for dealing with Iran's nuclear weapons ambitions and other violent, threatening behavior.

This week, SaveTheWest.com founder and president Ken Abramowitz assesses new, troubling developments with Iran, and suggests ways to deal with this #1 state sponsor of worldwide terrorism.

This week, SaveTheWest.com founder and president Ken Abramowitz gives ten reasons why President Trump was justified in rescinding the security clearance of former CIA director John Brennan, as well as why he should have been fired from that position years ago.