August 2025

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Writes Patrick Foy: Here’s an especially important and informative update by Professor Mearsheimer on the two outstanding Washington-generated and enabled conflicts, the war over Palestine and the war in Ukraine. Many facts and insights. Both wars I regard as evidence of U.S. foreign policy failure. American neocons and neoliberals, on the other hand, regard them

Vicki Marzullo wrote: I always said Trump sucks on foreign affairs. See here   The post We’re going to war appeared first on LewRockwell.

Chris Sullivan wrote: Hamas might be a really bad outfit, but what does anybody actually know about it? If I’m not mistaken, Israel and the US helped it get going and it carried the election when the US was so concerned about “democracy.” I know that the major “news” organizations never report anything accurately or

Writes Christopher Mosley: May Hayek’s works peck out the eyes of Chinkcock Musk’s LarkinLink. The gays are cool but feudalists are foo foos. I’m working on a reworking of the Gadsden Flag. I despise Thomas Hobbes more than Ayn Rand despised Kant. I’m thinking maybe a sword with Mason’s compass as the hilt wielded by

Writes Christopher Mosley: He’s trying to hijack the Time Machine that is Universe.  Now you understand his motives. I offer an alternative model that better aligns with anarchocapitalism, free will and true will. Every event is infinite but not every event is meaningful to every God. Some have compromised with the pessimistic assumption only one

“Why declare that things shall not be done which there is no power to do?” — Alexander Hamilton, Federalist No. 84, writing on his opposition to the inclusion of a Bill of Rights in the Constitution “The Bill of Rights would never have been necessary . . . if so much power had not been