Los socialistas convierten el imperio de la ley en la ley de la selva
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Author: David Landau
Contributing Editor
David Landau has been a recognized writer all his adult life. Months after graduating from Harvard College, where he edited the Harvard Crimson, he gained international fame for his book — the first — about Henry Kissinger. Since then he’s been a publisher, editor, novelist, and playwright. He also has a specialty in Latin American matters. His publishing firm has concentrated on books about Cuba, and he has been involved in Guatemalan political matters for more than two decades — giving advice to politicians, making numerous radio broadcasts on Guatemala’s recent political turmoil, and writing dozens of articles about the country.
Adam Schiff Channels Third-World Justice
Socialists Turn Rule of Law into Law of Jungle
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Estadounidense detenido por años en Guatemala, gracias al Departamento de Estado
El caso de Anthony Segura revela la indiferencia de la embajada estadounidense.
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An American Stuck in Jail for Years, Thanks to the State Department
The Plight of Anthony Segura Reveals US Embassy Perfidy
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Dividing the Union, Then and Now
As soon as Hillary Clinton’s partisans began their campaign to void the presidential election, the United States entered a civil conflict.
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The New McCarthyites
Democratic partisans, or so it seems, have found a reason a day for asserting that the election of Donald Trump is a fraud.
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Fidel: The Man Who Wanted a Country All His Own
Now that Fidel Castro has finally done the one thing we all must do, he’s getting the same kinds of notices he got before – like a long-running Broadway show that closes to rave reviews.
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The Potemkin Presidency: What Obama and Hillary Are Preparing for America
President Obama’s open castigation of Donald Trump, at a White House press conference with a foreign leader present, is an extraordinary departure from American custom.
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Obama’s Ambassador Plays Caligula South of the Border
When one country sends an ambassador to another, it is first and last a recognition of sovereignty.
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Obama’s White House Turns Defense Policy Upside Down
How would it be if John F. Kennedy, or his advisors, had decided that the interests of global order were better served by dismissing photographic evidence of Soviet missile emplacements on the island of Cuba — and had made that dismissal the starting-point of a US policy?
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