Foreign Policy Links 1/27/17

Top foreign policy links for 1/27/17

Military Brass Fill Donald Trump’s National Security Council – WSJ

Pentagon’s Options for ISIS War to Center on Escalation – Antiwar.com

Those ‘Resignations’: What Really Happened at the State Department – We Meant Well

Congress should enact a No Presidential Wars statute – Washington Times

Trump’s Pentagon Chief Orders F-35 Jet, Air Force One Review – Bloomberg

Trump: Strong military matters more than balanced federal budget – Washington Post

The Injustices of Manning’s Ordeal – Consortium News

Mikhail Gorbachev: ‘It All Looks as if the World Is Preparing for War’ – Time

The United States also denied refuge to Jews fleeing Hitler, fearing they might be Nazis – Washington Post

TGIF: On Liberty and Security

by Sheldon Richman | Dec 2, 2022

"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." Benjamin Franklin's famous words are often quoted because, alas, they are always relevant. Whether Franklin meant what libertarians take him to have...

There Is No ‘Master Planner’ Behind the State’s Curtain

by David Hathaway | Dec 1, 2022

It’s the state. There is no master plan. There is no big brain running the show. The grand, seemingly “coordinated,” societal evil we observe is just a product of the state. It comes from the state sanctioning a market for evil; a market for the proceeds of theft; a...

America’s Insolvency is Mandatory

by Stark Realities with Brian McGlinchey | Dec 1, 2022

In October, the U.S. national debt reached $31 trillion, and the government is projected to wade another trillion dollars into the red in the 2023 fiscal year. The longer-term picture is even gloomier, with the deficit expected to double to $2 trillion by 2030....

Here’s How We Make Housing Affordable Again

by Vanessa Brown Calder | Dec 1, 2022

There are many policies that reduce the supply of goods and services that parents and children need, and therefore lead to rising costs for family necessities like food, housing, clothing, transportation, and childcare. Policies including tariffs, regulations, and...

Will Joe Biden Make the Trains Run on Time?

by Jim Bovard | Nov 30, 2022

“I intend to be the most pro-union President leading the most pro-union administration in American history," President Joe Biden promised last year. But Uncle Joe has found his “inner Mussolini” and nothing is as important as the trains running on time. Biden is...

Kamala Harris Blunders Philippines Visit, Stirs Conflict with China

by Nickie Deahl | Nov 30, 2022

Vice President Kamala Harris visited the Philippines last week in what can only be described as three days of warmongering, hypocrisy, and another huge provocation against China. Harris spent her time spouting empty platitudes of affirmation regarding U.S. defense...

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