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1/23/18 Reese Erlich on the brewing conflict in Northeast Syria

by Scott Horton | Jan 23, 2018 | The Scott Horton Show

Reese Erlich joins Scott to discuss the latest developments in Iraq and Eastern Syria. Erlich details the growing tension between Turkey, a NATO country, and the United States and the Kurds who are getting caught in between. Erlich and Scott discuss the recent history...

1/21/18 Gareth Porter on Donald Trump's Bluff Towards North Korea

by Scott Horton | Jan 21, 2018 | The Scott Horton Show

Gareth Porter returns to the show to discuss his latest article "Why Trump's North Korea Bloody Nose Campaign Is A Big Bluff." Porter examines the Trump administration's approach to North Korea and explains why he thinks Trump's posturing about carrying out a...

1/21/18 Gareth Porter on Donald Trump’s Bluff Towards North Korea

by Scott Horton | Jan 21, 2018 | The Scott Horton Show

TGIF: Trump versus the World

by Sheldon Richman | Jan 19, 2018 | Economics, Featured Articles, Libertarianism, Sheldon Richman, TGIF

According to the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics, somewhere President Donald Trump, instead of saying, "Why do we want all these people from Africa here? They’re shithole countries.... We should have more people from Norway.," said, "Why don't we allow...

TGIF: Trump and No Silver Lining

by Sheldon Richman | Jan 12, 2018 | Featured Articles, Libertarianism, Politics, Sheldon Richman, TGIF

I confess I was indulging in wishful thinking when I thought I detected a silver lining to Donald Trump's election as president. That's what comes of being an optimist and a libertarian romantic. Beware apparent silver linings; they may be fool's gold instead. The...

Oprah 2020?

by Eric Schuler | Jan 8, 2018 | Blog

In case you're wondering why you're suddenly hearing about Oprah running for president, Reason's Christian Britschgi will get you up to speed in his latest piece: Will 2020 Be Oprah vs. Trump? There are several good lines in here, but I particularly enjoyed his...

1/5/18 The UN’s Jamie McGoldrick on the state of affairs in Yemen

by Scott Horton | Jan 5, 2018 | The Scott Horton Show

Jamie McGoldrick of the United Nations joins Scott to discuss the latest developments in Yemen. McGoldrick gives an overview of the Yemeni political, sociological, and economic situation, explains why the official death count is certainly too low, and outlines what...

1/5/18 The UN's Jamie McGoldrick on the state of affairs in Yemen

by Scott Horton | Jan 5, 2018 | The Scott Horton Show

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“Trillion Dollar Trainwreck…”

Hot garbage on the wing. The pursuit of US and Western air dominance is a pipe dream but a fever dream for the military industrial complex. The existential failure of this fighter program has been stunning to behold. The days of manned fighter aircraft are numbered in...

All Hail Homo Sovieticus Booboisie in America

Happy Dependence Day, Helots. The Declaration of Independence continues to be a masterwork of brevity and directness in its promise to sever ties and formalize a divorce. There is no sizable sector of America today that would even have the temerity to sign it much...

Unpossible! Another Fraud Complex Found in DoD Contractor

Another fraud incident with overcharging. Sikorsky is a Lockheed-Martin subsidiary. Sikorsky Support Services Inc., a helicopter manufacturer headquartered in Stratford, Conn., agreed to pay the federal government $70 million in a settlement alongside Wisconsin-based...

‘Ziontology,’ a 10 Part Series

Boeing, Boeing, Gone

There is nothing new here but the corruption is deep at Boeing: "It comes after an unnamed parts supplier uncovered small holes in the material from corrosion, The New York Slimes reported. The FAA is looking into both the long and short-term implications for the...

Murthy v. Missouri and Our Political Bureaucracy

Government bureaus have interests, and these always lay in more power and more money for their budgets. Here’s a case study to illustrate the general principle that the leadership of administrative agencies are best understood as political partisans. Over the last few...