FDR observed that it is wise to lend your garden hose to a neighbor whose house is aflame. Venezuela is a case in point.
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Venezuela’s Fire Is Scorching Its Neighbors
Tag Archives: Refugees
‘Victory’ In Mosul
The liberation of Mosul from Islamic State control is an example of a classic Pyrrhic victory, meaning no true victory at all.
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Could A Migrant Wave Bring Down The EU?
Europe’s future may hinge on the questions of who is considered European, and who gets to decide.
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Our Fingerprints On Europe’s Refugee Problem
European indifference helped create the refugee crisis, but American fingerprints are on it too.
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Budgetary Assault
The support of generations of displaced Palestinians, now around 5 million, is no longer a relief effort; it is an industry.
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