By Tim Sculthorpe, Daily Mail: Former Chief of the Defence Staff Lord Richards has endorsed Donald Trump for the White House, claiming the controversial Republican will make the world safer. …
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By Michelle Jesse, Allenbwest.com The ugly truth about Benghazi continues to trickle out. Like this critical email that shows the Pentagon urgently offering help to the unfolding attack in Benghazi …
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By Adam Kredo, Free Beacon: The Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps, the country’s elite military force, is sending assets to infiltrate the United States and Europe at the direction of Iran’s …
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Failed Policies: U.S. Funded Afghan Partners are Under Investigation
by OpsLensby OpsLensBy Rhett Miller: As the U.S. Congress continues to grill FBI Director James Comey on the absurdity that is the Clinton email investigation, the Afghan parliament has called their own …
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New Wikileaks emails indicate that President Obama knew about the Clinton emails. Clinton aides specifically described separating out emails to/from the President in the latest round of leaked information. This all …
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See a Former Secret Service Agent’s Perspective on Hillary Clinton
by OpsLensby OpsLensFormer U.S. Secret Service agent Gary Byrne served on the Clinton detail while Bill Clinton was in the oval office. See how he describes Hillary and Bill’s interactions and issues …
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By OpsLens Staff: [jwplayer 3OMkrSxI] The United States pummeled strategic locations throughout Mosul this week as Iraqi forces press in on ISIS’ last major stronghold in Iraq. The number of …
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Philippine President Backtracks on U.S. Comments, Still a Close Ally
by OpsLensby OpsLensBy OpsLens Staff: [jwplayer 4Io849nb] Despite recent remarks by Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte about no longer wanting the U.S. in his country, the embattled leader has backtracked, now emphasizing that the …
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Ecuador Confirms ‘They’ Cut WikiLeaks’ Founder Julian Assange’s Internet
by OpsLensby OpsLensBy OpsLens Staff: [jwplayer hJwEVi5l] The government of Ecuador confirmed on Tuesday that they did in fact cut internet access for Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. The move came amid heightened tensions …
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Does Joint Russian and Pakistan Training Indicate Further Aggression in South Asia?
by OpsLensby OpsLensBy Morgan Deane: Russia recently had several joint military exercises in Pakistan; in addition, agreed to sell them attack helicopters. Upon initial glance, it seems like this is another dangerous …