January 30, 2012
by Nick Ottens
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Wikistrat just started running a new community-wide simulation called “The North American Energy Boom?” Notice the question mark there because even if there’s tremendous potential, governments, especially in Mexico and the United States, remain hesitant to exploit it as fully … Continue reading
January 20, 2012
by Nick Ottens
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I’m watching the presidential debate which CNN last night kicked off with a question about Newt Gingrich’s marital past. We got a decent question on whether the candidates believed the Federal Government could do anything to fight unemployment next as … Continue reading
January 16, 2012
by Nick Ottens
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There’s this narrative in left leaning and non-American press about Jon Huntsman’s failed candidacy where people say he failed to enthuse conservative voters because he wasn’t a populist and didn’t embrace the Tea Party. I don’t think this is right. … Continue reading
January 12, 2012
by Nick Ottens
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The new defense strategy that was unveiled by President Barack Obama last week emphasizes a strong American military presence in the Pacific at the expense of the Atlantic realm. Although the document underscores the United States’ “enduring interests” in Europe, … Continue reading
December 30, 2011
by Nick Ottens
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Wasn’t this supposed to be a two man race? Now look at the Iowa polls: it’s Mitt Romney versus Ron Paul. Gingrich is nowhere to be found. I don’t mean to be schmuck but I told you so. Let’s put … Continue reading