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News Roundup 12/29/16

by Kyle Anzalone | Dec 29, 2016 | Blog

Trump has given his Supreme Court short list. [Link] The CIA sends a letter admitting that it has not looked at a FOIA request that was sent to the CIA over six years ago. [Link] This article details how al-Qaeda has grown while the world is focused on ISIS and how...

News Roundup 12/19/16

by Kyle Anzalone | Dec 19, 2016 | Blog

California puts emergency regulations in place that ban high-capacity magazines. Citizens will have until July 1 to give up their high-capacity magazines. [Link] US Police have killed 86 people in the past 2 years who had guns that were fake but looked real. 38 of...

Bicoastal Hoity-Toities and the Imperial City

by Craig Cantoni | Dec 18, 2016 | Blog

As measured by household income, nine of the twenty wealthiest counties in the USA surround metro Washington, D.C., or if you will, the Imperial City. Three of the twenty wealthiest counties are in New Jersey. My wife and I used to live in one of them, and, to top it...

WikiLeaks Releases 500 Files Showing US ‘Arming and Funding’ Yemeni Forces

by Jason Murdock | Nov 25, 2016 | Featured Articles, Foreign Policy

Whistleblowing website WikiLeaks has released a fresh collection of 500 internal documents allegedly from the United States embassy in Sana'a, the largest city in Yemen, consisting of 200 emails and 300 PDFs detailing military operations prior to the war in the...

Wikileaks Releases ‘The Yemen Files’

by Scott Horton | Nov 25, 2016 | Blog

Documents here; Emails here. From https://wikileaks.org/yemen-files/releases/ : "Friday 25th November, WikiLeaks releases The Yemen Files. "The Yemen Files are a collection of over 500 documents from the United States embassy in Sana'a, Yemen. Comprising of over 200...

Here’s The Foreign Policy Stance That Should Displace Neocons

by Danny Davis | Nov 15, 2016 | Featured Articles, Foreign Policy

Liberal interventionism and neoconservatism offer us the same militaristic approaches. It's time for a new, more thoughtful approach to our foreign policy. For the past few decades, there have been two dominant schools of thought on foreign policy: the liberal...

News Roundup 11/4/2016

by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 4, 2016 | Blog

At least 30 civilians, including children, were killed by NATO airstrikes in Afghanistan. The airstrikes were supporting US and Afghan forces near Kunduz. [Link] 2 US service members were killed while conducting operations against the Taliban in Afghanistan. [Link]...

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Time Marches On… a Patrick MacFarlane Update

This post first appeared on Pat MacFarlane's email list, "What They're Not Tellin' You" Sign up for that here. The last few months I've been especially conscious of how time is passing us by. This being my original Liberty Weekly mailing list, some of you have been...

Anti-War Blog – Pointless Wars are Tradition

Over a decade ago, the US and Western nations would feign concern for the loss of innocent life while they waged a war. Terms such as Collateral or Unintentional would be thrown around, even when all evidence points in the opposite direction. There was a need for...

Taliban Defeats Five American Presidents

GEN McChrystal was a martial disaster. What wrong looks like… This is what happens when your architects fall in love with their processes so much they forget about the objective. Military students should really study why graduate-level white papers, PowerPoint slides,...

Understanding the Nativist new-Right

There is a surge among the liberal democracies towards a nativist conservatism. The United States experienced the lie of Donald Trump’s MAGA and the misplaced promise of an America First, once a dirty word, now a salvation for not only the war wracked planet but the...

Rules for Radicals: Of Means and Ends

John and I continue reading and commentary of Rules for Radicals.

The Kyle Anzalone Show: Tulsi Breaks Her Silence Says YES, WAR WITH IRAN! JOE KENT RESIGNS Say Iran NO THREAT

Joe Kent, Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, has resigned in protest over the Iran war, becoming the first senior official to break ranks. In his resignation, Kent stated bluntly that Iran posed no “imminent threat” to the United States — directly...

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