It's why they become cops in the first place. So they can murder people and get away with it. Like the Golden State Killer. Here the NYT counts 70 people suffocated to death by the cops in the last 10 years. Yes, more than half of them black. And almost all of them...
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Trump’s Russia Policy Failed the American People
On FPF #511, Will Porter returns to the show to discuss Trump's failing Russia policy. During the campaign, Trump made it clear that he would able to get along and make deals with Putin. However, once Trump took office, his policy towards Russia became more and more...
Matt Taibbi on the PC Overkillers
You don't have to agree with him on everything, but he's a great writer and he's sure right about this bullshit. What you guys need is some good Sheldon Richman. Coming up!
This is Your Security Force
“The United States government put a cyanide bomb 350ft from my house, and killed my dog and poisoned my child,” said Theresa Mansfield, Canyon’s mother. Of course they did. And do you believe that there will be any accountability whatsoever? Of course not.
911 is a Joke
The CDC should be abolished immediately. Total incompetence. Criminal negligence. “It’s not our culture to intervene,” said Dr. George Schmid, who worked at the agency off and on for nearly four decades. He described it as increasingly bureaucratic, weighed down by...
The Anti-War War Vet guest John Dangelo
On FPF #510, John Dangelo returns to the show to discuss being a anti-war war vet. John explains he was a Marine reservist when he was deployed to Afghanistan. His experiences there and reading libertarian/antiwar material led to him to becoming antiwar. We talk about...
North Carolina Cops Fired Over Conversations About ‘Slaughtering’ Black People
“We are just gonna go out and start slaughtering them f---ing ni----,” [Officer] Piner reportedly said. He also said a second civil war was needed to “wipe ’em off the f---ing map.” Jeez, I wonder why black people think the cops are out to get them.
Hightide for Foreign Policy Restrainers
Ten years ago, “restraint” was considered code for “isolationism” and its purveyors were treated with nominal attention and barely disguised condescension. Today, agitated national security elites who can no longer ignore the restrainers—and the positive attention...
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