Tag: Foreign Policy & Military & War

David Hackworth (who actually wore a military uniform) on Muzzling Soldiers Is Nothing New: Politicians and military commanders were lying about how wars were progressing long before the sword and […]

Protecting America or the President’s Reelection Chances? by Dr. Ivan Eland  Pretending to fulfill a 2000 campaign pledge, the Bush administration will soon declare the “activation” of the nation’s second […]

Alina Stefanescu received an interesting reactionary comment on her blog recently from Mr. Gary Proctor, with regard to a posting that mentioned the absentee ballot issue concerning military military: "what […]

Benefits and Costs of the U.S. Government’s War Making by Robert Higgs In 1795, James Madison observed that “of all the enemies to public liberty, war is, perhaps, the most […]

October 6, 2004 The Civil War: Second American Revolution or Costly Mistake? American Military University HS 101, United States History to 1877 by James Landrith It is commonly accepted that […]

War Lies Are Piling Up by Dr. Ivan Eland  Even though a mound of evidence keeps accumulating that the Bush administration exaggerated the threat to fulfill its obsession to invade […]

James P. Pinkerton, writing for The American Conservative, on 7 Habits of Highly Effective Imperialists: Self-help for those who oppose self-rule: In 1990, Stephen Covey published The 7 Habits of […]

October 4, 2004 Settlement and Revolution in the New World American Military University HS 101, United States History to 1877 by James Landrith The colonization of the New World, rather […]

More Bureaucracy, Less National Security by Dr. Ivan Eland  In “slow rolling” the 9/11 Commission’s recommendations on intelligence reorganization, the White House has come up with something even worse for […]

The Russians Are Coming! The Russians Are Coming!—To Iraq?by William Marina Both the U.S. and Russian empires face a similar problem—how to put down raging insurgencies which do not hesitate […]