Another Week, Another $2 Trillion in Debt for Britain

Britain's Public Debt: Up By 1.4 Trillion Pounds This Week, Heritage Foundation Foundry, February 20, 2009.

Britain Inflates the Global Government Debt Bubble

Britain's Failing Credit, Heritage Foundation Foundry, February 19, 2009.

Pitchers, Catchers, and Economists Report

The Sports Stadium Lesson: Government Spending Doesn't Stimulate, Heritage Foundation Foundry, February 19, 2009.

The MoD's Bad Deal with the Treasury

The Brown Government Should Stop Mortgaging the Future of Britain’s Defenses, Heritage Foundation WebMemo #2298, February 18, 2009.

Churchill's Uncomfortable Truths

Don't Ditch Winston, Heritage Foundation Foundry, February 18, 2009.

Lincoln's Lessons for Today's America

Lincoln’s Wish: Perpetual Peace and Friendship Between the U.S. and Britain, Heritage Foundation Foundry, February 12, 2009.

Smart Power

Dumb Power, Heritage Foundation Foundry, February 10, 2009.

Maybe It's the Wrong Kind of Snow

It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like the 1970s, Heritage Foundation Foundry, February 6, 2009.

Why Get A Real Job?

Nice Work, If You Can Get It, Heritage Foundation Foundry, February 5, 2009.

The Economist's Article on Britain's Armed Forces

The First Duty of Any State, Heritage Foundation Foundry, February 3, 2009.

The Stealth Nationalization of Britain's Economy

The Stealth Nationalization of Britain's Economy Must Be Reversed, February 2, 2009, Heritage Foundation WebMemo #2260, February 2, 2009.

Soviet Britain

Britain's Road to Serfdom, Heritage Foundation Foundry, January 30, 2009.

The US Grand Strategy of Free Trade Under Threat

UK Auto Bailout, Heritage Foundation Foundry, January 30, 2009.

The Anglosphere Recognized

President Bush is Right to Recognize the Value--and Values--of the Anglosphere, Heritage Foundation WebMemo #2230, January 19, 2009.

Bush: The Post-War President

The virtue of Bush's presidency – he never forgot 9/11 atrocity, January 16, 2009, Yorkshire Post.

Against (Bad) Treaties

We don't need treaties, we need to tackle the dictators, January 12, 2009, Yorkshire Post. This article drew a reply from John Duncan, UK Ambassador for Arms Control and Disarmament, and a counter from me, for which see the bottom of the original article.

The Procurement Crisis in Britain

Britain's Armed Forces: Victorious Abroad, Imperiled at Home, Heritage Foundation WebMemo #2166, December 11, 2008.

The State of the British Armed Forces

British Defense Cuts Threaten the Anglo-American Special Relationship, Heritage Foundation Backgrounder #2210, November 18, 2008.

On Liberal and Conservative Pessimism

Americans vote for optimism... and the candidate they would invite to a barbecue, November 4, 2008, Yorkshire Post.

Will Obama Be A European?

Obama May Not be Bush, But He Won’t Be What Europe Expects, Yorkshire Post, October 27, 2008. "In the presidential contest, Americans are leaning towards Barack Obama, but they remain divided. John McCain is the underdog – though as Churchill once remarked, every dog has his day, and some days last longer than others. There are few such divisions in Europe: it wants Obama to win. Not everyone agrees, but almost. In September, a BBC poll – fair and balanced, undoubtedly – found that France, Germany, Britain, and Italy were among the most optimistic that an Obama presidency would improve their relations with the US."

The Coming Disillusionment

Obama may not be Bush, but he won't be what Europe expects, October 27, 2008, Yorkshire Post.

Bush's Last 100 Days, and Beyond

One final chance for battered Bush to make a lasting name for himself, October 13, 2008, Yorkshire Post.

US-UK-Australia Defense Trade Cooperation Treaties

The Defense Trade Cooperation Treaties with the United Kingdom and Australia Advance the American Interest, Heritage Foundation WebMemo #2090, September 29, 2008.

US Views of Great Britain

If the US thinks Britain is great, why don't we?, September 12, 2008, Yorkshire Post.

The War on Georgia

Standing up to the Russian bully is new challenge for Nato – and Europe, August 19, 2008, Yorkshire Post.