The wonderful and heroic John Basil Utley, life-long anti-communist and antiwar crusader, and publisher of The American Conservative has died after a long illness. We will update this entry with further details when they become available. This is truly a sad...
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But Why is the USA Committing Genocide in Yemen?
by Scott Horton | Mar 20, 2020 | Blog
For the money of course, dummy. Oh yeah no I mean Iran something something yeah right.
Cop Kills Man
by Scott Horton | Mar 19, 2020 | Blog
I guess if I jump in front of your car then I can murder you and claim it's your fault. Oh, no, that's not right. I'm not a government employee. If I was a government employee I could jump in front of your car and then murder you and call it self-defense. Ain't that...
Bwahahahahaha!
by Scott Horton | Mar 18, 2020 | Blog
James "Saddam's WMDs were moved to Syria, the NSA is not spying on you and Russia controls Trump" Clapper has endorsed Joe "Saddam's making tons of poison gas right there under his palace, the NSA can spy on you if they feel like it and Russia controls Trump" Biden...
Live in Philly? Better Arm Up Now.
by Scott Horton | Mar 18, 2020 | Blog
Via BigLeaguePolitics: Leaked Memo: Philadelphia Unleashes Looters, Police Will Not Make Arrests For Property Theft, Drug Crimes During State of Emergency (There's no such thing as a "drug crime," right-wing kooks. Richard Nixon is dead, okay? Prostitution among...
The State’s ‘Right’ to Kill guest Peter Quinones
by Kyle Anzalone | Mar 18, 2020 | Conflicts of Interest
Peter Quinones returns to Foreign Policy Focus to discuss the state's 'right' to murder and the lack of accountability. Pete first explains how the flawed US justice systems has put innocent people to death. He discusses how police are able to kill people and avoid...
US Marines Arrive on Yemen’s Island of Socotra to Back UAE: US installs Patriot missiles on UAE-occupied island
by Jason Ditz | Mar 9, 2020 | Featured Articles, Foreign Policy
It’s not clear what US intentions are, but a group of US Marines arrived at the Yemeni island of Socotra over the weekend, meeting with the occupying United Arab Emirates forces, and installing Patriot missile systems there.The US hasn’t announced why they are back on...
Look On The Bright Side
by Steven Woskow | Mar 9, 2020 | Blog
It's not all bad news: "The comments came days after spread of the coronavirus forced the weeklong closure of two F-35 related facilities in Italy and Japan―a sign the outbreak had begun to impact operations within the American defense industrial base."
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Pinker on Peace and Enlightenment
"If, despite impressions, the long-term trend, though halting and incomplete, is that violence of all kinds is decreasing, I think that calls for a rehabilitation of the ideals of modernity and progress, and it's a cause for gratitude for the institutions of...
The US Paper War Tiger is Way Behind
The Ukraine and Russian forces have been building drones for less than three thousand dollars and the "Affordable Mass" efforts in the US had an original floor price of three hundred thousand dollars because that is the way the American "defense" acquisition system...
Caution: Hard Times Ahead
Comfort is a thief. Life is hard. Do more and suck less. Class dismissed.
Yet Another US Navy Surface Ship Fiasco
As I have mentioned, the US Navy can't catch a break from the cavalcade of calamities that is Navy shipbuilding for two generations. First they removed the 155mm gun when it was disclosed it was 800 thousand dollars a round Advanced Gun System (AGS) then it took five...
We: Records 1-5
Reading We, a Russian dystopian novel.
The US Navy Does the Right Thing: At Last
This is the first US Navy decision I can get behind in years. The US Navy just cancelled its Constellation class frigate program because it is absolutely incapable of building hulls and ships that work. They have not launched a successful surface ship since 1991 with...
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