01/28/26 10:45:00
Why the hypocrisy of the post-war era was a necessary shield for global stability and the American soul.
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A celebration of the moral traditions and institutional principles that form the bedrock of the American Success.
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Julian Aris on the moral erosion of conservatism and why "that's just who he is" is a surrender of our values.
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The killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti prove that citizenship and physical appearance no longer provide immunity from federal enforcement violence.
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In the wake of the 2026 Davos summit, global leadership has shifted. Mark Carney is the CEO the democratic world needs to manage the risks of a volatile century.
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Analysis of the Alex Pretti killing in Minneapolis and why constitutional integrity must supersede partisan policy.
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Europe is not just spending more on defense. It is building a different kind of military that complements the American way of war.
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A rebuke of the Davos 2026 statements regarding NATO and a factual correction on the allied sacrifice in Afghanistan.
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Analyzing the shift in global trade as the EU, UK and Canada move from defensive reaction to positional dominance.
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Julian Aris argues that the "Board of Peace" plan for Gaza is a fundamental category error, treating a geopolitical tragedy as a distressed real estate acquisition.
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An analysis of the "Risk-Cost Equation" and why erratic leadership is a terminal threat to high-wage economies.
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Analyzing Donald Trump’s Davos speech on Greenland and why "ruling out force" is a linguistic trap for the naive.
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Analyzing the "framework" agreement between President Trump and Mark Rutte regarding Greenland. Julian Aris explores the legal absurdity of the NATO "Sovereign Base Area" model and the moral cost of transactional diplomacy in the Arctic.
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A look at the high cost of turning American diplomacy into a hostile takeover bid for Greenland.
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In a world of populist volatility, Europe must leverage its greatest assets—the Rule of Law and institutional mass—to become the global center for trade and certainty.
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Julian Aris analyzes the multi-trillion dollar cost of isolationism as Europe and the BRICS+ bloc exit the American financial orbit.
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An analysis of the US retreat into the Western Hemisphere and the rise of the EU as a guardian of the rules-based order.
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Julian Aris analyzes the shift toward institutional realism as Europe and Canada establish clear red lines against American disruption.
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Julian Aris analyzes the institutional paralysis of the Republican party in the face of executive overreach and what it means for the American brand.
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An analysis of the geopolitical and economic consequences of the current US pressure on Denmark and the destabilization of the Arctic.
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Why adopting authoritarian logic to justify the acquisition of Greenland devalues American interests and destroys the rules-based market.
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Julian Aris analyzes the institutional decay caused by federal-local law enforcement conflicts and the militarization of ICE.
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An analysis of soft power as global equity and how isolationism is devaluing the American brand.
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Julian Aris introduces his blog, analyzing the decay of the rule of law and the urgent need for institutional defense in an era of rising authoritarianism.
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