An In-Depth History and Analysis of the Third World War
Within minutes of the balloon going up in Europe, the member-states of the NATO alliance, as well as the rest of the free world, instinctively rallied around the United States. In Washington, the Reagan administration breathed a collective sigh of relief. This moment of truth had long been anticipated by US politicians, diplomats, …
Continue reading "The Politics of Global War: NATO’s Vulnerable Member States"
*Authors Note: With the Christmas break finally here, I am going to use the free time to reorganize the blog, edit and revise previous postings, Â and make some other changes if possible. This timeline is being posted for the benefit of new readers, providing them, and everyone else, with an alternative to digging deep in …
General Secretary Grigory Vasilyevich Romanov stared hard at the men seated around the conference table with him. Together, they made up the leadership core that would reenergize the rapidly failing Soviet Union and ascend the CCCP to new heights of power and global leadership. These men were all subordinate to Romanov, willfully accepting their places …
President Reagan addressed the nation from the Oval Office again at 3PM Eastern Time. This was the speech which will forever be attached to the man’s legacy. Quotes from it have appeared practically everywhere in one form or another in the post-war years from memorial statues, to countless textbooks. The address has been immortalized, and …
Continue reading "American Awakening D-2 (7 July, 1987) Part 2 **"
Diplomatic efforts continue as the crisis between the United States and Soviet Union over Thursday’s naval action in the Mediterranean that left a US frigate damaged and a sank a Soviet cruiser continues to escalate. The US and Soviet Union have blamed each other for the incident that left 30 US sailors and 100 Soviets …
While in West Berlin today, President Reagan responded to comments made last week by Soviet General Secretary Grigory Romanov about the increase in tension between the US and Soviet Union since Romanov's unexpected rise to power in April. In a speech given in front of the Berlin Wall, Reagan expressed hope that Romanov will continue …
Third World War 1987 