
The National Security Hour
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Rising geopolitical tensions threaten trade, food, and energy security
Trust in our elections and trust in the new world of AI
From Tehran to Kyiv: A world on the edge of escalation
How U.S. oil exports are reshaping Asian energy markets
Arsenal of the future: Eight defense programs defining America’s next war
The world order is breaking, and America refuses to admit it
Where words fail, music speaks… or not?
Who’s winning the Iran conflict? Nobody seems to know
Trump, Xi, and the struggle for the 21st Century
China, America, and the illusion of stability
First Do No Harm: A medical standard or a medical option?
How elites global deals threaten American independence
The future world order hinges on the US-China rivalry
What if a nuclear-armed Iran…?
10/7 was no surprise: The Netanyahu theory that could explain the road to World War III
“Walk a Mile in My Shoes,” America’s broken promise to wounded veterans
Reality check: War and debt are not free
The new cold economics of Middle East oil for China
From the battlefield to building a new life
The Strait of Hormuz crisis is pushing U.S. toward economic collapse
A worldwide alert on communities of faith
Sanctions as a double-edged sword in U.S.-Iran relations
OPEC changes and their effects on global energy markets
When hate speech becomes the voice of political leaders
The China strategy that could break America
The world is wrong side up. It needs to be turned upside down to be right side up.
Carpetbagger Spanberger wages war against bipartisan fairness in Virginia
Why moral arguments fail without economic power in Iran
Securing the Strait of Hormuz
Iran, the back story
Is America adrift and sinking at war and at home?
How ransom markets finance ongoing violence in Nigeria
War abroad, division at home: America’s defining test!
“China before Communism” – Shen Yun becomes the target!
Iran war shows necessity of a non-interventionist neutral foreign policy
The urgent need for innovation in military procurement
No one left behind! Combat rescue and America’s resolve
America on the brink: The Iran war that won’t stay contained
The dark side of Trump’s deadline and the moon
The most stupid and dangerous interventionist war! What next?
Long-term costs of rebuilding Iran’s damaged utilities
War and negotiations under fire: The US, Israel, and Iran at the edge
The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – This is no longer just a war; it is war and diplomacy happening simultaneously. U.S. and Israeli forces continue sustained strike operations… Iran continues to threaten global shipping lanes and regional targets… And yet—through intermediaries—both sides are actively communicating. But make no mistake, these are not...
The Middle East war is exposing America’s weakness
The National Security Hour with Brandon Weichert – Iran approached this conflict with a clear understanding of its strengths and limitations. Its strategy demonstrates discipline and patience. Instead of seeking quick battlefield dominance, Iran employs cumulative pressure. Each exchange raises costs for its enemies. Each escalation requires more resource commitments. Over time, this pressure builds...
Demanding an end to human organ harvesting
The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – The process is highly regulated by federal policies, such as those of the UNOS (United Network for Organ Sharing), to ensure safety and equity. A radically different lack of standards operates in China that illegally harvests human organs by preying on victims who are marginalized by their faith, and others who are perceived as...
Is this a war, or a reminder to US and Israel that hubris kills?
The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – The Iranians claim they have chased multiple U.S. aircraft carriers from their waters or waters nearby. The United States continues to say that the war is going well and will soon be wrapping up. None of this comes close to being conclusive, although the films-from-the-fronts that are available seem to show that Israel is at long last taking it...
The cascading effects of the Iranian war
The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari – Like the British, the Crusaders, the Romans, the Hellenic, the Egyptians, the Persians, the Assyrians, the Parthians, the Mongols, the Armies of Mohammad, and countless more, the Americans are fighting the Persians for control of the Pivot Area. But what Mackinder did not factor in was the effect that a deeply interconnected global trade dependence upon...
Iran war update: Operations, casualties, Hormuz, and the information battlefield
The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – The Strait of Hormuz—where nearly one-fifth of the world’s oil flows—is now under threat. Shipping has slowed, tensions are rising, and the consequences could hit every American household through energy prices, supply chains, and inflation. This is no longer just a regional conflict—it’s a global economic pressure point...
Israel pushed US to war in Iraq for cheap oil. Are they doing it again in Iran?
The National Security Hour with Brandon Weichert – Former oil official Gary Vogler recounts how energy interests shaped the Iraq War and suggests similar forces influence tensions with Iran. His account highlights Israel’s energy vulnerabilities, pipeline politics, and the strategic role of oil, revealing how conflicts in the Middle East revolve around resource security rather than public justifications...
The danger of governing by headlines not principle
The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – America drifts between spectacle and sabotage as leaders chase headlines over principle. Weak staffing, media outrage, and eroding trust threaten institutions. Restoring accountability, voter integrity, and serious leadership becomes essential to defend democracy and renew a nation built on competence, transparency, and enduring patriotic responsibility...
Joe Kent on strategic collapse and America’s drift to war
The National Security Hour with Brandon Weichert – We are sliding toward a war the United States did not need and cannot afford. A small circle of hawks sold a narrative that Iran posed an imminent existential threat. That claim never stood up to basic scrutiny. Key policymakers ignored dissenting intelligence. They bought a timeline set by outside actors and then wondered why events raced...