Hodges is currently in the employ of the Center for European Policy Analysis as its Pershing chair in strategic studies and as a partner in Berlin Global Advisors.

In a NPR op-ed Hodges, has been highly critical of President Donald Trump, condemning his “wrecking ball” approach towards America’s European allies in Brussels during a NATO summit in 2018.  Hodges complains Trump, “publicly humiliated our most important allies” — mostly notably the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel.  Given his once high ranking position in the U.S. military, General Hodges is curiously sympathetic  to the German position.    In that same NPR opinion piece he argues,

“Germany is our essential ally: We need Germany to be a part of everything that is important to us because the German brand is so respected around the world.”

Serbs and Jews are unlikely to share Hodges view of the Germans, given both communities were murdered in enormous numbers in Nazi concentration camps in World War II at the hands of the Germans and their fascist Albanian, Croat and Bosnian- Muslim collaborators.  Continue reading →