Special to WorldTribune, March 17, 2023 Commentary by Laurence F Sanford President Xi Jinping of the People’s Republic of China is often photographed with a smug smile, bordering on a smirk. It conveys the satisfaction that comes with presumed success. For all his unreported problems at home, Xi must enjoy the spectacle of the United […]
Special to WorldTribune Commentary by Ann Schockett, March 14, 2023 Whatever happened to connecting with people up close and personal? Human interaction and interpersonal relationships have been deeply affected by new technology. The ubiquitous use of smart phones and the dramatic rise of social media sites have afforded us sensational technological innovations but also impersonal […]
Special to WorldTribune.com Commentary by Bill Juneau, March 11, 2023 The cartoon character “Dilbert,” which has always ranked high on “favorite comic lists,” has been excised from thousands of newspapers. The block-headed Dilbert, a crotchety yet fan-favorite engineer, who often picked at the inadequacies of his fellow workers and could be sarcastic in upbraiding them, […]
Special to WorldTribune.com By Wendell Minnick, China in Arms, March 10, 2023 TAIPEI — Though months away, I thought we would start Halloween early. I say that because the Wolf Warrior is coming to Taiwan soon and plans to rape and pillage (my emphasis and not the dear Wolf’s). Zhou Xiaoping (周小平), the “Wolf Warrior”, […]
Special to WorldTribune.com By Alexander Maistrovoy For the third time in its short history, Israel, by the will of fate or metaphysical destiny, once again finds itself in the epicenter of the struggle of the Western world with supranational totalitarian systems. At the first time, it became an outpost on the path of the powerful […]
Special to WorldTribune, February 14, 2023 Commentary by Ann Schockett In Memphis, five police officers were summarily fired from their positions and charged with the murder of Tyre Nichols. Video taken during the encounter sent shock waves through the country. The anti-police usual suspects were quick at work to proclaim this tragedy an act of […]
Special to WorldTribune, February 3, 2023 Commentary by Ann Schockett A recent Gallup Poll indicates that more than 50 percent of Americans have little or no trust in government. Understandably so with the economy on the brink of a recession, people illegally storming the southern border, serious crime on the rise, and prices at the […]
Special to WorldTribune.com By Bill Juneau After eight months of an investigation and a dramatic announcement that the leaker of a SCOTUS draft opinion would be found, identified and dealt with in accord with law, the chief investigator has come up empty handed. The unsuccessful gumshoe into this mystery was Col. Gail Curley, 53, who […]
Special to WorldTribune, February 2, 2023 Commentary by Laurence F Sanford The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) uses gray zone tactics worldwide to further its interests. It is particularly active against countries that border its seas — the South China Sea and the East China Sea. Countries affected include Japan, Taiwan, the Philippines, Indonesia, Brunei, Malaysia, […]
Special to WorldTribune.com By Bill Juneau It really isn’t all that surprising to learn that President Biden had “classified” documents in his home library, and in beat-up cardboard boxes in his oily-smelling garage in Wilmington, in his home state of Delaware. Secret documents were also discovered in Biden’s so called “think tank” center he opened […]
