Category: President Joseph Biden

After Meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump speaks to The Believers’ Summit

A week beginning with President Joe Biden’s announcement he would not continue his campaign for president ended with a private meeting between Israel’s visiting prime minister and ex-president Donald Trump. Soon after Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu departed, a startling, confusing, ominous Trump statement made national news —   Trump Tells Christians ‘You Won’t Have to Vote Anymore’ […]

Israel’s Netanyahu Goes to DC

This week’s visit to the US by Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu presents palpable tension. The relationship between the two old politicians, Joe Biden and ‘Bibi’, is a boldface question mark and now come the public scenes. How will House Speaker Mike Johnson act? Donald Trump? The Republican party, Democratic party? Political activists, dissidents, protestors? […]

Nuclear Threat Ratcheting Up — Hot Spot Ukraine War Flashpoint

October 2022 After Six+ Months of War in Ukraine — Conditions Are Going from Bad to Worse     StratDem Editor: Some would say it’s “Code Red” as the Russia-Ukraine war escalates on the ground and in strategic war rooms. Six plus months after the February 24, 2022 Russian ‘invasion’ into Ukraine, the war widens […]

As Is, the U.S. President’s Authority to Order Nuclear Weapons Launch

In the interest of furthering the goal of nuclear era sanity, Strategic Demands is re-posting the recent PolitiFact ‘clarification’ on the singular authority, the legal and practical powers of president Donald Trump to order the launch of nuclear weapons. The president’s state-of-mind was in deep question as he attacked the legality of the 2020 election

Biden, Putin Meet and Talk of Nuclear Arms Control

The two leaders issued a joint statement following their first meeting stating that “nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought.” The U.S. and Russian Federation committed to “an integrated bilateral Strategic Stability Dialogue in the near future” as a “groundwork for future arms control and risk reduction measures”