Why no one listens to John Kerry anymore
The function of the U.S. Secretary of State is to act as the face and voice of the United States to the world, second only to that of the President. Our current one keeps bungling basic facts, in the...
View ArticleVital post-“deal” food for thought
Amidst the Iranians dancing in the streets over the "deal" that their representatives struck with Western powers (which even France walked away from), here are some articles that will help to clarify...
View ArticleKen’s unpublished Letters-To-The-Editor re Iran
Two unpublished letters-to-the-editor that STW founder Ken Abramowitz sent to the Wall St. Journal and Barrons, in regards to articles they published about the Iran "deal."
View ArticleProgressives’ enabling of climate lies – and Iranian nukes
From the same corrupt, anti-Western ideology that brought us the "global warming" (now "climate change") lie, comes a fervent campaign to protect Iran's global terrorism, and its quest for nuclear...
View ArticleThere are reasonable alternatives to the Iran deal
Former Israeli diplomat Yoram Ettinger, now researcher, writer, and lecturer on Middle East affairs, offers a suite of common sense alternatives to the existing Iran "deal," that will avoid the...
View ArticleObama’s enemies list
Caroline Glick, author and Middle East scholar, analyzes the calculus behind President Obama's latest efforts to sell his deal with Iran's mullahs, and his recent, blistering attack against those who...
View ArticleKen’s unpublished letter to the WSJ re the Iran “deal”
SaveTheWest founder Kenneth Abramowitz dissects and corrects an article in the Wall St. Journal, in this letter to the editor, regarding the actual nature of the internal conflict regarding the Iran...
View ArticleSTW editor Jon Sutz radio interview re “Ten Vital Facts About Refugee Crisis”...
Recording of STW editor Jon Sutz's interview on a Virginia radio program, regarding his special report, "Ten vital facts about the refugee crisis that every American should know." (18 minutes)
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