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FPF #241 – Ending the Syrian Civil War

by Kyle Anzalone | Sep 3, 2018 | Conflicts of Interest

On FPF #241, I discuss the US role in continuing the Syrian Civil War. David Ignatius of the Washington Post reports that a Trump official said the US policy is to draw Syria and Russia into a quagmire in Idlib. Ignatius argues for the US to do more to assist the...

7/11/2018 Jason Ditz on Syrian Conflict

by Scott Horton | Jul 16, 2018 | The Scott Horton Show

Jason Ditz, news editor for Antiwar.com, discusses the Syrian conflict and what the current status of the fighting is between the Syrian Army and allied Russians, the rebels, and ISIS. This episode of the Scott Horton Show is sponsored by: Zen Cash; The War...

News Roundup 7/5/18

by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 5, 2018 | News Roundup

Trump has repeatedly pushed for the US to invade Venezuela. [Link] North and South Korea play a basketball friendly. [Link] War hawks continue to push Iranian regime change by using the terrorist group MEK. [Link] Syrian rebels continue to lose towns in southwest...

6/29/18 Sharmine Narwani on Al Qaeda Affiliates Fighting With US Rebels in Syria's South

by Scott Horton | Jul 2, 2018 | The Scott Horton Show

Sharmine Narwani, writer and journalist, is interviewed on her article for The American Conservative Magazine, "Are al-Qaeda Affiliates Fighting Alongside U.S. Rebels in Syria’s South?". The history of the United State's support for rebels in Syria is explored, as...

Ron Paul and Dan McAdams: 'Game Over'? US Cuts Rebels Loose in Southwest Syria

by Scott Horton | Jun 25, 2018 | Blog

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9A5zwTj4_-c

Responding to WaPo Spin on Syria

by Will Porter | Jul 28, 2017 | Blog

What follows is a response to a July 26 article published at the Washington Post entitled “Why is the Trump Administration Empowering al-Qaeda in Syria?” penned by columnist Marc Thiessen. The article—while its headline sounds like something many non-interventionists...

6/25/17 Gareth Porter on how Obama’s CIA backed al Qaeda in Syria

by Scott Horton | Jun 25, 2017 | The Scott Horton Show

Gareth Porter returns to discuss his important new article, "How the US Armed Terrorists in Syria," the evidence, former-CIA Director Petraeus pushed the scheme to arm rebels in Syria, leading to the rise of Islamic State and the current war there.

6/14/17 Anastasia Moloney on FARC’s disarmament and its implications for Columbia

by Scott Horton | Jun 14, 2017 | The Scott Horton Show

Anastasia Moloney, reporter for the Thomson Reuters Foundation, on her article “As Columbia’s FARC Disarmed, Rebels Enlisted to Fight Deforestation”. Moloney talks about the ceasefire in the FARC rebellion by peaceful resolution, and the ongoing disarmament of FARC....

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Sen. Mitt Romney Admits TikTok Censorship is All About Protecting Israel

Of course it is. No one hates free speech more than Zionists. You know, because accurate descriptions of Israel make them look bad.

The F35 Continues NOT to Stick the Landing

“I’m getting tired of over-promising and under-delivering,” F-35 program head Air Force Lt. Gen. Mike Schmidt said. The newly-envisioned Block 4 would instead focus on delivering “‘must-have’ content,” Schmidt wrote, which will include an undefined “subset” of 88...

At First I Hated Rian Johnson

For making the very worst Star Wars movie, Episode 8, and ruining Luke Skywalker. But now I realize that he was just making a film about how disappointing it was to meet Mark Hamill.

No Crickets for Cricket!

The governor of South Dakota, Kristi Noem, has been plagued by a self-inflicted and festering wound for about a week now. An excerpt from her soon-to-be released memoir, aptly and prophetically entitled No Going Back, has transformed the governor from a Republican...

Richman and Woods

Tom Woods and I discuss alleged antisemitism on U.S. college campuses:

Creative Control and Private Property

Private property isn’t about selfishness so much as it’s about creative control. Someone might want to have their own business, not because they’re greedy, but because they have a vision of how they want things to go that won’t be realized if everyone else gets a say...

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