As Russian spies play rough, ignoring Putin’s war against the West will only make it nastier. Espionage is widely reputed to be mankind’s second-oldest profession. Spying on each other has been around as long as people have been aggregating in...
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Moscow Rules of Espionage Go Global
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Understanding Brexit’s Security Implications
Britain’s leaving is a big deal for the European Union, but not for Britain’s security—or America’s On June 23, British voters chose to leave the European Union. This important referendum, colloquially termed Brexit, has sent shockwaves across Europe and the...
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The Kremlin’s Football Hooligans – Another Face of Putin’s Special War
This year’s UEFA European Championship has been rocked by violence. While football hooliganism is nothing new, what happened this year appears organized as well as political. Moreover, the worst hooligans involved are Russian. Given the difficult relations at present between...
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False Flags: The Kremlin’s Hidden Cyber Hand
The Islamic State’s hacking army doesn’t actually work for ISIS—It’s part of the secret Russian online espionage effort against the West. For two years the so-called Cyber Caliphate has been the online weapon brandished by the Islamic State against its...
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The Coming Constitutional Crisis Over EmailGate
Hillary Clinton insists her mishandling of State Department email is no big deal—but the real drama is just beginning Suddenly things were aligning perfectly for Hillary Clinton in her quest for the presidency. After months of embarrassing inability to vanquish...
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Unraveling the Orlando Horror
At 2 a.m. last Sunday, the worst terrorist attack on the United States since 9/11 unfolded in Orlando, Florida. The target was a popular gay dance club packed with guests for Latin Night. By the time the horrific ordeal was...
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The Road to Orlando
A clear picture of what exactly happened in Orlando in the pre-dawn hours of Sunday is slowly emerging. While reports persist of more than one shooter, these remain unconfirmed, meaning that Omar Mateen killed more than four dozen people by...
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Talking about Orlando and Jihadism
The weekend’s appalling terrorist attack in Orlando, Florida, which killed 49 innocent Americans, has been on my mind lately. A truly mass-casualty jihadist attack inside the United States has arrived for the first time since 9/11, as anyone properly acquainted...
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Jihad Denial Kills…Again
America just suffered our worst terrorist attack since 9/11. We need to start talking honestly about the enemy that keeps butchering Americans. Tonight we burn illusions. A terrorist attack on a popular gay club in Orlando, Florida in the middle...
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Edward Snowden is a Russian Agent
Three years after Edward Snowden, the American IT contractor turned global celebrity, made his media debut in Hong Kong, the truth of what really happened in this sensational affair remains elusive. The outline is clear. Snowden left his job in...