Introduction: The Thirty Years’ War (1618–1648) remains one of the most complex and devastating conflicts in European history, its origins debated extensively by historians seeking to classify its primary cause as either religious or political. Traditional narratives...
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War and the Making of the American State in the 20th Century
Introduction: From the trenches of the Western Front to the jungles of Vietnam and the geopolitical standoff of the Cold War, the 20th century transformed the United States through a succession of conflicts whose effects reshaped nearly every dimension of American...
War and the Growth of the American State in the 19th Century
War and the Making of the American State in the 19th CenturyIntroduction:From the colonial frontier to the battlefields of Gettysburg, war has been both a crucible and a mirror for the American experiment. Historians from Charles Tilly to Allan Millett have long...
Financial Trouble w/Jason Mironchuck
Jason is back to discuss what is causing the instability in the economy. ALP
US Navy: No Relief on the Horizon
In a rare fit of martial sobriety, the notoriously woke and retarded "War on the Rocks" site published a compelling essay on pulling the US back from the brink and hinted at going a little easy on the Dr. Evil global hegemon routine that has possessed the US military...
COI #767: South Korea Bombed During Joint War Games With US
On COI #767, Kyle Anzalone discusses the increasing tensions of the Korean Peninsula, and how it led to the injuries of nearly 30 South Koreans when the country's fighter jets dropped bombs on a South Korean city. The Kyle Anzalone Show Odysee Rumble Donate LBRY...
More Mises on the Market
"The capitalists, the enterprisers, and the farmers are instrumental in the conduct of economic affairs. They are at the helm and steer the ship. But they are not free to shape its course. They are not supreme, they are steersmen only, bound to obey unconditionally...
Trillions and Trillions! Money for Nothing at the Pentagon
On this day in 2001 (the day before the 9/11 attacks), Donald Rumsfeld said this: At the 14:15 mark, Rumsfeld says, “Our financial systems are decades old. According to some estimates, we cannot track 2.3 trillion dollars in transactions. We cannot share information...
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