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Protecting American Intellectual Property

03/21/2014 Published on Forbes.com
While the American public’s and the media’s attention has been focused on the seemingly endless cycle of political dramas that unfold every day – What has Russian President Vladimir Put got in store for Ukraine? How many people have signed…

John Kerry Admits Defeat On Syria, But What’s Next? The Case For Coercive Diplomacy

02/06/2014 Published on Forbes.com
The notion that we’re failing in Syria is just about the only thing both parties can agree on these days. In a recent interview for her MSNBC show, Andrea Mitchell went after a US State Department official on our flawed…

Putin Is Pulling All The Strings – And Obama Is Letting Him

01/22/2014 Published on Forbes.com
English: Vladimir Putin and Gerhard Schroeder (Photo credit: Wikipedia) It’s official: all roads lead to Russia. More specifically, all roads lead to Russian President Vladimir Putin as he continues to masterfully control and manipulate the major geopolitical crises affecting America.…

Obama Opts To Delay and Diffuse

09/11/2013 Published on Forbes.com
In Tuesday’s address President Obama didn’t change any minds. And he certainly didn’t offer any answers to the litany of questions from Congressmen, Senators, commentators and everyday Americans that have been posed since the President came out in support of…

What Does Rowhani’s Election As Iran’s President Mean for America?

06/16/2013 Published on Forbes.com
Iranian President-elect Hassan Rowhani (Image credit: AFP/Getty Images via @daylife) The election of Hassan Rowhani as the next Iranian president is a clear rebuke of the current regime. The final count shows Rowhani with a remarkable fifty-two percent of the…