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The Oster Conspiracy As the Ukrainian military position becomes ever more untenable at the front lines, low morale amongst the battle-weary soldiers and a pause in military aid (except intelligence reports) by the Americans, President Zelensky seems to be determined to carry on the fight. For this reason, it would not be unthinkable that a 21 st century version of the Oster Conspiracy may be strongly considered by high-ranking Ukrainian officials. What was the Oster Conspiracy? In 1938, Nazi Germany was negotiating with France and the UK with respect to obtaining the Sudetenland region in Czechoslovakia. Like Ukraine today, Czechoslovakia was not involved in these negotiations. Lt. Colonel Hans Oster, deputy head of the Abwehr (German intelligence agency) along with other German generals, believed that Germany was unprepared and not strong enough to enter a war should negotiations fail. Although Germany had built up its military since Hitler's ascension to power in 1933, an i...

America's Premier Media Expert Blasts  The View 's Joy Behar:  "She Must Want to Get Sued." Joy Behar Launches Slanderous, Racist, Anti-Musk Attack —  Apparently,  The View  Hates Immigrants. In a jaw-dropping display of bigotry,  The View  co-host Joy Behar launched a vicious on-air attack against tech visionary and immigrant entrepreneur Elon Musk on Thursday. Behar smeared the South African-born innovator as a  "foreigner, foreign agent, enemy of the United States,"  even suggesting Musk was  "pro-apartheid"  simply because he grew up in South Africa. Pro-apartheid?  That's like claiming every German is pro-Holocaust or assuming every Israeli supports bombing civilians. It's absurd — and, ironically, precisely the kind of sweeping racial stereotype  The View  and its audience claim to abhor. America's premier media expert,  Michael Levine , wasted no time condemning Behar's unhinged tirade: "Joy Behar's ...

Photo by Geralt via Pixabay Attract the Right Job or Clientele: How To Use Philanthropy to Build Customer Trust   Consumers today expect more from businesses than just quality products and services – they want to support companies that stand for something bigger. Integrating charitable giving into sales practices not only benefits communities but also fosters trust, strengthens brand loyalty and sets businesses apart in competitive markets.     By aligning sales strategies with philanthropy, companies can connect with customers on a deeper level, making transactions more meaningful while reinforcing a commitment to social responsibility. This approach can transform sales from a simple exchange into an opportunity to make a lasting impact.   Jeremy Silverstein  provides our guest blog, How to use philanthropy to build customer trust. He is Vice President of Operations and Vehicle Dispatching at Veteran Car Donations. During the years he’s been with th...

A Strategic Opportunity for U.S. Manufacturing, Technology & Defense Without rare earth minerals, modern manufacturing, technology, and defense industries simply cannot function. These critical materials are essential for producing semiconductors, EV batteries, pharmaceuticals, aerospace components and AI-driven technology. Discussions for the U.S. to access Ukraine's vast reserves of rare earth minerals have recently stalled, leaving a key supply chain opportunity in limbo. While negotiations remain uncertain, one thing is clear—the U.S. must secure stable and diversified sources of rare earth minerals to protect supply chains and maintain global competitiveness. "Supply chains don't exist without rare earth minerals—without them, there are no semiconductors, no AI, no clean energy solutions, and no advanced defense systems," said Lisa Anderson, MBA, CSCP, CLTD , President of LMA Consulting Group, Inc ., and recognized supply chain expert. "We hope that ...

The Journal of Corporate Governance ( Corporate Board Magazine ) published an Article of Interest by John M. Collard, a turnaround manager and outside director. Is Your Company In Trouble?  There Are Early Warning Signs. There Is Risk. www.StrategicMgtPartners.com www.StrategicMgtPartners.com/tcb.pdf    Formatted Version Article-of-Interest: Is Your Company In Trouble?  There Are Early Warning Signs. There Is Risk. By John M. Collard When a company faces financial ruin, more than corporate pride is on the line. Lenders, creditors and shareholders can lose their investment; employees can lose their livelihood; and the reputations of the board and top management can be permanently tarnished. Much of this can be avoided if board members aggressively monitor the overall health of the company they are obliged to advise. What are the early signs of impending disaster? How do boards best respond? When a company is headed for trouble, all stakeholders share the adde...

ABOUT CAROL M. SWAIN Carol Swain (Ph.D.) is an award-winning political scientist and former tenured professor at Princeton and Vanderbilt Universities. She is the author or editor of 10 books, including Be The People: A Call to Reclaim America’s Faith and Promise and The New White Nationalism in America: Its Challenge to Integration . Adblock test (Why?) source http://www.expertclick.com/NewsRelease/The-Fox-News-Rundown-Podcast-From-Washington-Is-DEI-Dying,2025309389.aspx