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11 May

10 Big Changes to Expect With Pompeo at State

By Ryan Mauro0 CommentsAmerican Values, Politics, & Foreign PolicyCIA, Cuba, Iran, Jammat ul-Fuqra, Mike Pompeo, MOA, News Analysis|US, Pompeo, Rex Tillerson, Russia, Trump, Venezuela

By replacing Secretary of State Rex Tillerson with CIA Director Mike Pompeo, President Trump has hit the “restart” button on his foreign policy a little over a year into his term. Trump referenced the Iran deal as the point of contention sparking Tillerson’s departure, as Tillerson and his State Department colleagues favored a policy of making additional demands with additional pressures instead of withdrawing from the deal. Expect 10 big changes in foreign policy once Pompeo is officially the Secretary of State. 1.Unleashing the sleeping hounds upon on our enemies Expect a “shadow war” against our enemies that will…

Support for Muslim Brotherhood Terror Designation Bill Grows

By Ryan Mauro0 CommentsMuslim BrotherhoodCIA, Counter Terrorism, Foreign Policy, Gorka, HR377, McMaster, Mike Pompeo, Muslim Brotherhood Terrorist Designation Act, National Security, Sessions, Steve Bannon, Terrorism, Trump

The Muslim Brotherhood Terrorist Designation Act now has about 60 members of Congress supporting it. Although support is growing, the number of cosponsors is far less than what it was for the last version of the bill. Voters must remind members of Congress who supported the previous bill to cosponsor the new bills (HR377 and S68). Information on who is currently supporting the legislation is at the bottom of this article. Earlier this year, it was reported that the Trump Administration was about to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a Foreign Terrorist Organization. The Brotherhood and its apologists went into…

6 Ways Russia May Respond to St. Petersburg Bombing

By Ryan Mauro0 CommentsRussiaAfghanistan, CIA, Islamic Terror, Massive Protest, Radical Islam, Russia, Shiite, St. Petersburg, Syrian Kurds, Terrorism

Russia says that the suspect behind a subway bombing in St. Petersburg that killed at least 11 people is from Central Asia and has links to radical Islamic terrorist groups. Here are six ways the Russian government may respond to the attack. Blame the West Why? Because that’s what the Russian government-controlled, conspiratorial media always does. In fact, Pravda almost immediately published this interview with the heading, “CIA Involved in St. Petersburg Terror Act?” The source was an individual with the background of “government and business consultant.” Double-Down on Alliances with Shiite Wing of Radical Islam Russia is a long-standing…