Allan J. Feifer

If you wanted to destroy American culture, where might you start? If time scales were not your primary concern and you were patient, convincing Americans not to have babies would do the job quite nicely. At the same time, import a few…

Ukrainian President Zelensky’s self-inflicted televised Oval Office execution on February 28th marks a watershed moment in American history. A sea change in American policy and direction was revealed to millions of Americans looking on…

Most everyone has heard the meme, “He who controls the agenda controls the meeting.” Acknowledging that we can understand ultimate power would be controlling the words and language everyone uses lest they find socially or professionally…

As memories fade and antisemitism rises, the promise of “Never Again” appears increasingly doubtful.Ten thousand antisemitic incidents have occurred in America since October 2023, a thought that horrified me when I began writing this…

It is fitting that as President Trump was reinaugurated, elites opposed to him met in Davos, Switzerland, under the auspices of the World Economic Forum (WEF). None other than then Prince Charles (now King), one of the architects of WEF,…

Why care about North Korea; that's a question many will ask. Our world is full of flashpoints. There are so many that it is difficult to focus on the ones that matter at any particular cross-section of time. This is where…

As bad as starting the year off with a terrorist incident, there are far worse things yet to face. Our ability to overcome the challenges that existed to varying degrees ever since our country was founded has declined sharply. Even…

Few people I know trust our government to be truthful. Perhaps the greatest lie of consequence is an executive-level decision by our country's leaders to hide Iran’s non-stop efforts to develop a nuclear weapon, the means to…

The Apartheid government of South Africa fell in 1995. The country faced an existential question: How to reconcile the two sides in such a way that blacks got the justice they believed they deserved without destroying the…

In the worst sneak attack we'd ever faced, Japan took us by surprise on Dec. 7, 1941. The nation's mood then was universally anti-war, with the sentiment to stay out of Europe and not get involved in another foreign war. On that…