As we kick off our Spring funddrive, I figure now is a good time to announce the promotion of our great colleague Keith Knight to managing editor of the Libertarian Institute. Keith is a hardcore libertarian and is as devoted to spreading the message of freedom as any...
Foreign policy
Do Not Let the ‘Lesson of 1938’ Overshadow the ‘Lesson of 1914’
With proponents of military intervention and war, it's always 1938, and every attempt to substitute diplomacy for escalation and war is "appeasement." Last week, for example, Ukrainian legislator Lesia Vasylenko accused Western leaders of appeasement over Moscow's...
Summary of Oliver Stone’s “The Putin Interviews” w/ Keith Knight
https://youtu.be/1fDUd9CimUQ Odysee
Can You Guess How Many Bombs the United States Dropped in 2016?
https://youtu.be/302tMG_9vm4 In President Obama’s last year in office, the United States dropped 26,172 bombs in seven countries. - Micah Zenko and Jennifer Wilson,How Many Bombs Did the United States Drop in 2016?...
DC ‘Experts’ Could Kill Us All
The Biden administration appears to be blundering ever close to a war with Russia. People can condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the killing of civilians without fantasizing that the U.S. military has a magic wand to stop that war. Unfortunately, the American...
Warmongers Against Putin’s War
Revulsion to war is inconsistent for some. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has brought critics of this particular war to the antiwar movement, though they likely will return to their pro-war instincts when current headlines fade. For now, in the West, Vladimir Putin...
By Enforcing Sanctions on Russia, SWIFT May Commit Suicide
The government of the United States has intervened militarily in other countries for decades, against the council of founders like George Washington who advised America should “observe good faith and justice towards all nations; cultivate peace and harmony with all.”...
Dangerous Parallels: Russia, Ukraine, and Afghanistan
The Russian rationale behind invading Ukraine closely resembles the reasoning behind the Soviet incursion into Afghanistan in 1979. Both then and now, many in the West read an unprovoked expansionary move into the Kremlin’s actions. That view, in both instances, is...
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