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Col. Lawrence Wilkerson GI Suicide: Maybe It’s The Job?
by Steven Woskow | Jun 13, 2019 | Blog
The military just can't figure out why veteran and active duty suicides are at an all time high. Col. Wilkerson offers some reasons why. 18 years of constant wars have been the most inequitable years in US history. That is, the poor and the disadvantaged have done...
The LP’s Latest Foreign Policy Blunder
by Robert Noval | Jun 12, 2019 | Featured Articles, Foreign Policy
The Libertarian Party recently released a video on the situation in Venezuela. It is disturbingly mis-focused, embarrassingly ignorant and topped off with self-serving arrogance. While decrying the horrors of "socialism," it displays an apparent ignorance of the...
News Roundup 6/3/19
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 3, 2019 | News Roundup
US News A new app allows users to record interactions with police by voice command. [Link] An Indiana judge orders a police force to repay $80,000 that was confiscated from a driver. The money was taken without charging the man with a crime. [Link] Andrew Bacevich...
Freedom vs. Liberty: How Subtle Differences Between These Two Big Ideas Changed Our World
by Sam Jacobs | May 2, 2019 | Featured Articles, Politics, Will Grigg Radio
“I see the liberty of the individual not only as a great moral good in itself (or, with Lord Acton, as the highest political good), but also as the necessary condition for the flowering of all the other goods that mankind cherishes: moral virtue, civilization, the...
Pardoning Assange Would be the First Step Back Toward Rule of Law
by Thomas L. Knapp | Apr 11, 2019 | Featured Articles, Politics
On April 11, the ongoing saga of journalist and transparency activist Julian Assange took a dangerous turn. Ecuador’s president, Lenin Moreno, revoked his asylum in that country’s London embassy. British police immediately arrested him — supposedly pursuant to his...
Ron Paul: Sheldon Adelson’s Casino Interests Ahead of States Rights?
by Norman Singleton | Mar 23, 2019 | Featured Articles, Politics
Campaign for Liberty Chairman Ron Paul recently penned an op-ed for the New York Daily criticizing the Justice Department’s recent reversal of the 2011 memo finding that the 1961 Wire Act gives the government authority to ban online gambling even in states that have...
Trump’s Neocons Reverse His Syria Withdrawal Plan
by Ron Paul | Jan 14, 2019 | Featured Articles
I’m starting to wonder whether President Trump has any power over US foreign policy at all. Many people believe that the US president is just a figurehead, with actual foreign policy firmly in the hands of the deep state. Trump’s latest dramatic U-turn on pulling...
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The Kyle Anzalone Show guest Michael Vlahos: Trump’s Iran Gamble: Will it Pay Off or Explode?
If you think the war is basically over because someone said Iran was “decimated,” slow down and do the math. We bring back author and longtime war and strategy teacher Michael Vlahos to dissect the claims coming out of Washington, including a clip of the Secretary of...
The Kyle Anzalone Show: Tucker Blasts Trump as ‘Weak’ for Allowing Netanyahu to Drag Him to War
Trump’s posture on Iran is getting judged from an unexpected angle, and we dig into why. We react to Tucker Carlson calling Trump “weak” not for avoiding intervention, but for failing to stand up to allies, especially Israel, as the conflict widens. From there, we lay...
Ordinary Men: Preface
John and I discuss the evils of men, changing ourselves, and reading the preface to Ordinary Men.
The Kyle Anzalone Show guest Misty Winston: Massie Sparks Democratic Civil War Over Israel, Can Anyone Win?
A single yes or no question can expose an entire political strategy. We sit down with activist and independent journalist Misty Winston to unpack why so many Democratic leaders can’t answer plainly when Israel and Palestine comes up, especially on the hardest point:...
The Kyle Anzalone Show guest Kelley Vlahos: Lindsey Graham’s Ghost
A 500% tariff on anyone who does business with Russia sounds like “strength” until you follow the blast radius. We walk through the revived Graham sanctions bill and why secondary sanctions can punish far more than the intended target, from US partners and global...
The Review – Short Story
Duncan paused the moment he heard the knock at his front door. It was loud. Assertive. He cautiously stood behind the heavy wood, “yes, hello.” “It’s the police, is Mr Duncan Trywood home?” a firm female voice asked. “Yes, I am him.” “Can you please open the door so...
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