border security

^{Scott S. Powell
November 10, 2023
Foreign Policy

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Threats to the United States now at a Whole New Level

_{Scott S. Powell
November 10, 2023
Foreign Policy

6}

It turns out that nations do not stumble into wars and conflict. Wars are generally the result of globalist forces with ulterior motives or political leaders who seek to shore up and protect their political position by demonizing a target, like Russia, and then rallying the people’s support around the enemy of that target, like Ukraine, in the name of patriotism and American interests. Read More ›

Tecate, Baja California, Mexico - September 14, 2021: Late afternoon sun shines on the USA Mexico border wall people walk in front of it.

^{Scott S. Powell
May 15, 2023
Foreign Policy

4}

A Chinese Fifth Column in the United States?

_{Scott S. Powell
May 15, 2023
Foreign Policy

4}

When the winds of war are blowing as they are now, it is essential to recognize new developments and extraordinary activities by the enemy. Read More ›

^{Michael Egnor
April 28, 2020
Intelligent Design

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Herd Immunity, Not Herd Mentality

_{Michael Egnor
April 28, 2020
Intelligent Design

7}

The “field of public health” is complicit in the worst episode of scientific malfeasance in the 21st century. Read More ›

^{Discovery Institute
May 29, 2009
Technology

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Federal funds may enable high-speed rail in the Pacific Northwest: Updates on rail efforts in the Cascadia Corridor – May 27, 2009

_{Discovery Institute
May 29, 2009
Technology

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Karen Rae and Sen. Mary Margaret Haugen promote the use of rail solutions to address congestion and cross-border issues, and support the use of federal stimulus funds to upgrade the current infrastructure. Read More ›

^{June 1, 1997
Uncategorized

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If Cascadia Can, Why Not San Juana?

_{June 1, 1997
Uncategorized

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(excerpt) Can a citistate region take its border-crossing destiny into its own hands? A smart bunch of regional visionaries operating out of the Discovery Institute in Seattle believes so. They’ve been focusing on the nearby U.S.-Canada border, which, like the San Diego-Tijuana crossing — must also cope with horrendous traffic delays. They argue that the corridor that joins “Cascadia,” the Read More ›