New Yorker: In Washington, though, Pompeo has managed to maintain Trump’s confidence while remaining on speaking terms with a foreign-policy establishment that is deeply unsettled by the President. “He’s in a sense become the real adult in the room,” Ian Bremmer, the...
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If Deficits Are This Huge Now, What Happens When the Recession Hits?
by Ryan McMaken | Aug 20, 2019 | Featured Articles, Politics
The Treasury Department released new budget deficit numbers this week, and with two months still to go in the fiscal year, 2019's budget deficit is the highest its been since the US was still being flooded with fiscal stimulus dollars back in 2012. As of July 2019,...
New York Times Persists in Russia Election Hacking Conspiracy Theory
by Jeremy R. Hammond | Aug 20, 2019 | Featured Articles, Politics
“Russia Targeted Election Systems in All 50 States, Report Finds”, read the headline of a New York Times article published on July 25, 2019. In it, the Times asserted as fact that, during the 2016 US presidential election season, the Russian government attempted to...
This Is Your Brain on Government Intervention (in the War on Drugs)
by Matthew Freeman | Aug 18, 2019 | Featured Articles, Politics
Ludwig von Mises, in his Critique of Interventionism, stated that one government intervention in the market creates unintended consequences, which inevitably justifies the next government intervention. Nowhere is this more true than in the healthcare and drug...
8/9/19 Hunter DeRensis on the Dangerous Foreign Policy of ‘National Conservatism’
by Scott Horton | Aug 10, 2019 | The Scott Horton Show
Scott interviews Hunter DeRensis about the National Conservatism Conference, part of a movement that DeRensis describes as trying to come up with intellectual rationalizations for Trumpism after the fact. Crucially, this new national conservatism movement did not...
Bolton’s Economic War on Venezuela
by Kyle Anzalone | Aug 7, 2019 | Conflicts of Interest
On FPF #385, I cover the US economic war against Venezuela. The US imposed sanctions on Venezuela under Obama. After John Bolton joined the Trump administration as National Security Adviser, the US ramped up the economic war against Venezuela by sanctioning the state...
Ethical Consistency, Does It Really Matter?
by Jared Nordin | Aug 6, 2019 | Featured Articles, Politics
We see or hear it all the time. Whether we're on social media or having a conversation with a friend or family member, you may hear something like this, your redneck coworker may say, "We just need to turn the middle east into a sheet of glass!" Meanwhile, your...
8/2/19 Muhammad Sahimi on the Truth Behind Economic Sanctions
by Scott Horton | Aug 3, 2019 | The Scott Horton Show
Scott interviews Muhammad Sahimi about President Trump's new sanctions on Iran, which are even stricter than those imposed by President Obama, since they eliminate some of the previous waivers and cover even necessary goods like food and medicine because, even though...
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You People Are All WRONG About Darryl Cooper, MartyrMade, Tucker Show Historian
This is Darryl Cooper on World War II and the Holocaust. Try listening to him instead of what the Party said he said. Aren't you people embarrassed for letting shameless liars tell you what to think? Do you think maybe you could take the lesson and become harder to...
The Carrier Narrative is Dying
Carrier skeptics have been hammering away at the anachronistic cargo cult of the aircraft carrier. The Navy has invested a significant amount of political capital and mountains of budget dollars to maintaining a fleet of these allegedly deadly weapons of war that were...
Darryl Cooper on the Holocaust
Cooper is an American hero. Whatever the giant-jawed Zionist propagandists at Reason magazine say, the truth is always the opposite. Subscribe to the MartyrMade podcast here.
Tanks for Nothing: The Era of Manned Armor is Over
The beat goes on. I have made the outrageous claim that the era of the carrier is over and also infer that manned tanks are also way past their expiration date due to the demonstrative lop-sided opportunities in salvo competition that is seeing 7-10 million dollar...
Reader Request
Does anyone have the CRS or GAO report of the completed F35 OT&E [Pentagon’s Director of Operational Test and Evaluation (DOT&E)]? Any documentation will do. They fielded the 1,000th airframe and it has NEVER jumped from initial operational capability (IOC) to...
Carrier Blues: Even the Mainstream is Waking Up
The ice is breaking on the stonewalling of the defense community and external observers to have an honest conversation on the aircraft carrier; they may be getting the message on how indefensible and anachronistic this extraordinarily expensive weapons system is. The...
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