Charles Bowyer

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  Feb 28, 2022

  To end Russian aggression, ramp up oil production

  If the costs change, then Putin’s calculus will change.

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  Feb 23, 2022

  China collaboration doesn't pay off for American corporations

  The corporate obsession with China has been anything but profitable.

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  Feb 9, 2022

  Coca-Cola, Visa, AirBnB need to explain sponsorship of CCP's Beijing Olympics

  While they profit off ethnic cleansing, they turn around and lecture Americans.

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  Jan 26, 2022

  America needs to answer Ukraine with a biblical foreign policy

  America’s domain of responsibility has exceeded its leaders' competence.

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  Oct 11, 2021

  China's economy now paying for past forced abortion policy

  As Christians, we believe in the divine injunction to “be fruitful and multiply,” that “children are a gift from the Lord,” and that humans, being made in the image of God, are of intrinsic infinite value. The Chinese government disagreed.

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  Sep 22, 2021

  Angela Codevilla, Christian philosopher who predicted failures of American political and foreign policy elite, dies

  Codevilla showed another way, a philosophy of nations that was uniquely Christian.

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  Sep 9, 2021

  Media upset over corporate silence on Texas abortion law

  Corporate management appears to be increasingly aware that they cannot spit on everything conservative Christians value and expect Republicans to keep cutting their taxes.

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  Aug 31, 2021

  Woke capital giant bows to China

  Inclusive capitalism for Washington, social Darwinism for Beijing.

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  Aug 18, 2021

  The Afghan disaster and the warning of Jesus

  Over $2 trillion, over 3,000 lives, and a country that is less safe than it was when we started. Christ told us to count the cost of war before it begins; we ignored Him.

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  Aug 13, 2021

  Is China's financial crisis a judgement from God?

  In the modern media era, we tend not to pay much attention to international affairs, and when we do, it’s generally in search of ammunition to use in domestic political battles. So you might be surprised to hear that, following a series of sudden and perplexing state interventions in the economy, China is going through something of a minor financial crisis.