Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s recent meeting with U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance at the Munich Security Conference revealed several key points about the ongoing war in Ukraine, America’s role, and the deepening divide between European and American approaches to the conflict. The demand for security guarantees before any negotiations with Vladimir Putin underscores both Ukraine’s vulnerability and…
Trump, Putin, and Ukraine: A Hard Line Is the Only Line
President Trump’s recent diplomatic outreach to both Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky has ignited fierce debate. On one hand, peace is always preferable to war, and bringing the Russia-Ukraine conflict to an end is a worthy goal. On the other hand, peace must not come at the cost of rewarding Putin for his unprovoked aggression.…
The Path to Ending the Ukraine War – Leadership, Sovereignty, and Swift Action
As an independent Christian conservative, I believe any discussion of the war between Russia and Ukraine must start with a fundamental truth: Russia is the aggressor. They invaded Ukraine, violating its territorial sovereignty, and the bloodshed we’ve seen since 2022 is entirely a result of that choice. This isn’t about murky geopolitics or pointing fingers…
A Cautionary Tale from Russia – Why Nuclear Restraint Is a Christian Imperative
As an independent Christian conservative, I like to think of myself as someone who values wisdom over impulse. We’ve been given not only free will but also discernment—a gift God expects us to use in matters both personal and global. And let me tell you, when I hear Russia warning the U.S. about the dangers…
Keith Kellogg’s Role: Balancing Peace with Justice for Ukraine
As retired Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg steps into the role of President-elect Donald Trump’s special envoy to Russia and Ukraine, he faces a monumental task: finding a path to peace in a war that has devastated millions. This appointment raises hope that strong, principled leadership will guide U.S. efforts in the region. But any peace…
The New Axis of Evil: A Clear and Present Danger to the West
In the post-Cold War era, many believed that the age of existential threats had passed. However, recent developments reveal the emergence of a new and formidable alliance that rivals any threat faced since World War II. This "new axis of evil," consisting of China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, represents a grave and multifaceted challenge…
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