Isn’t it just slightly strange how the US media goes nuts over the Persians’ (Iranians) ‘threats’ to re-gain some control of the Persian Gulf? Obviously from their point of view the Persians actually controlling their own gulf, instead of the US Fifth Fleet, would be as nuts as the Chinese controlling the China-Taiwan Strait,...
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Can there be any doubt that Washington, DC is the Rome of our day? Kevin Carson writes for the Center for a Stateless Society: The US Department of Defense recently promulgated a new “defense” guidance document: “Sustaining US Global Leadership: Priorities for 21st Century Defense.” I use scare quotes because it just doesn’t seem...
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This evening I had the pleasure of speaking with Jared Shipley about two of the most controversial issues of our time: Islam and Israel. Mr Shipley is a Southern nationalist and liberty advocate with the Tennessee League of the South. In this podcast Mr Shipley and your host Michael discuss the US Right’s pre-occupation with...
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Note: For all y’all coming from Reddit.com and elsewhere, we are not “a bunch of whiny little racists who can’t get over the fact that the South lost” (as someone posted there). We believe the Southern people are a historic and distinct nation of people who, like all people everywhere, have a natural right...
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Drone and robotic warfare opens new possibilities for the NYC-DC corridor of evil. With their new toys of death the Feds can (and do) kill at will around the planet. Justin Raimondo for Antiwar.com writes about this remarkable breakthrough in state aggression. How many thousands of people have the Feds killed so far this...
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Author and professor Dr Thomas DiLorenzo has a hard-hitting article on US imperialism and its origins in the genocidal campaigns waged against Southerners and American Indians in the 1860s: In The Costs of War (edited by John Denson), historian Joseph Stromberg referred to the Spanish-American War of 1898 as a “trial run” for the...
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Former US Senator Mike Gravel (D-Alaska) has many disagreements with traditionalists, Southern nationalists and people on the Right in general. Yet, Senator Gravel certainly pulls no punches when confronting the US Empire. When is the last time you heard this sort of truth from anyone in Congress other than Texas Republican Ron Paul? We...
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Stephen M. Walt, a professor at Harvard and foreign affairs expert, has an article running on ForeignPolicy.com that seeks to find the point in time when the US Empire began the decline that is so obvious today. Dr Walt argues that the first US invasion of Iraq under Bush Sr was a transformative experience....
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Doug Bandow, Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute and former special assistant to Ronald Reagen, writes about the leading hawk in the US Senate, a man who seems to truly love war and the expansion of US militarism. McCain is now pushing for war in Libya, apparently unsatisfied with US aggression in Iraq, Afghanistan,...
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Being the world’s police and the leading imperial power on the planet is not cheap. But have no fear, the US Congress is certainly up to the challenge of taking more than half a trillion dollars from cash-strapped tax payers to support militarist intervention around the world. A $649 billion defense spending bill for next year...
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Author and liberty advocate Sheldon Richman writes about the on-going US occupation of Afghanistan and imperial foreign policy that Washington, DC pursues. Contrary to the Republican partisan rhetoric that Rush Limbaugh and others use against Obama, he has embraced US militarism around the planet on even a larger scale than those who came before...
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Two bits of news have materialised in recent days relating to the ever-expanding reach of Washington, DC and the sights they have set on using the Internet for their own militaristic ends. These are ominous signs, as where-ever the Feds venture they tend to waste vast public resources, regulate, reduce freedom and hurt people....
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