The Dragon extends its reach; Uncle Sam shrugs

In Brandon J. Weichert’s recent Asia Times op-ed, he shows how China is applying the lessons that US Navy theorist, Alfred T. Mahan taught Americans in the previous century…and why China’s naval threat is real, growing, and persistent.

China, Russia and America: A Cold War in Cold Space

Gordon G. Chang interviewed Brandon J. Weichert for Newsweek about China’s space threat. Read on for more.

China Prepares to Dominate Earth Orbit

In Brandon J. Weichert’s inaugural op-ed in Real Clear Science, he warns the dangers that China’s new modular space station poses. Read on to learn more!

Biden Losing Friends and Gaining Enemies

In Brandon J. Weichert’s recent op-ed for The Asia Times, he outlines the critical failures of the Biden Administration’s handling of allies…and how these failures are empowering America’s enemies at a critical time.

The Republicans Can’t Organize. That’s Why They’ll Lose

in this opinion piece, Brandon J. Weichert discusses the importance of organization in political warfare and why the Left is so much better at it than the Right. Organization isn’t a four-lettered word. But for most Republicans, it is.

China Beating US by Being More Like America

In Brandon J. Weichert’s recent Asia Times op-ed, he argues that China is beating the US in the quest to dominate the fourth industrial revolution because China is behaving as the US did against the British Empire in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It will not end well for US unless things change,

US cannot afford a world war with Russia

Brandon J. Weichert’s newest op-ed at The Asia Times shows how bad the US policy toward Russia and Eastern Ukraine really is.

Coming Soon: China’s Space War Against the US

As tensions between Beijing and Washington reach stratospheric highs, it is essential for America to prepare for a Space Pearl Harbor, writes Brandon J. Weichert in the pages of The Asia Times.

As Eurasia Rises, America Declines

Brandon J. Weichert’s latest Asia Times op-ed: A Eurasian superstate would have the resources, manpower, technological capabilities, and political will to make war upon the American superstate. It is unlikely that the United States could either survive or thrive in such a world. 

Biden Won’t Save Us

Stanley Orman of Rockville, MD has written a thoughtful response to Brandon J. Weichert’s recent Washington Times piece.