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Decision Briefs

President Trump must declassify Obama's secret PSD-11 strategy to support the Muslim Brotherhood," Center for Security Policy, Decision Brief 2018.008, November 26, 2018.

US should arm Venezuelans to take their country back, Center for Security Policy, Decision Brief 2018.007, October 4, 2018.

UN anti-corruption programs are so biased that US must shut them down, Center for Security Policy, Decision Brief 2018.006, September 25, 2018.

A return to the Establishment's arms control agenda: Here's what the President should, and should not, do, Center for Security Policy, Decision Brief 2018.003, July 31, 2018.

America needs an in-kind deterrent to Russia's political warfare, Center for Security Policy, Decision Brief 2018.002, July 23, 2018.

Designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a foreign terrorist organization, Center for Security Policy, Decision Brief 2018.001, June 28, 2018.

State Department

Foreign service undermines business while Tillerson promotes prosperity

September 12, 2017

by J Michael Waller / The Daily Caller / September 12, 2017. International community organizers are targeting American companies worldwide for shutdown. Those companies can no longer presume the State Department will help. In some cases, American diplomats are actively allied with local anti-business movements. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson’s reforms can’t come quickly enough.

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On CNN discussing US counter-ISIS propaganda

September 5, 2014

Ashleigh Banfield of CNN invited Dr Waller to appear on her show to discuss a segment on US propaganda efforts against the Islamic State (ISIS) terrorists. The US State Department seems very proud of its “Just Say No”-style videos designed to persuade prospective ISIS recruits from joining the cause. [September 5, 2014] Ashleigh seemed very skeptical –

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Getting serious about strategic influence

December 16, 2009

By J Michael Waller / Journal of International Security Affairs / December 2009. A decade has passed since the Clinton administration and the late Senator Jesse Helms (R-NC) joined hands in destroying America’s public diplomacy machinery. The shocking development occurred for a combination of reasons: a turf-conscious State Department that wanted total control of public diplomacy

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