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Almost every day I am asked by someone what the likelihood is that we may soon be at war with Iran or North Korea, or conceivably both. As it's unlikely either of those countries will attack the United States since it would be suicidal, the questio
As Washington bombs Afghanistan, Libya, Somalia, Iraq, and Syria, militarily threatens Russia, Venezuela, North Korea, and China, sanctions Cuba, North Korea, Russia, Ukraine, Iran..one may wonder: Why?
... the Congressional EMP Commission?
The U.S. has deployed at least 1,500 troops to the Sahel and sub-Saharan regions, with little public debate and what experts call an unclear strategy.
Russia accused the United States on Tuesday of "pretending" to fight the Islamic State militant group (ISIS) and of deliberately reducing its air strikes in Iraq to allow the group's militants to stream into Syria to slow the Russian-backed advance o
HIM ON FOX NEWS THIS MORNING...Paris Swade for Liberty Writers reports, Sen. Bob Corker engaged in a public feud with Donald Trump over the weekend. Corker recently said that Trump is setting the country "on the path to World War III." Trump is a
DONALD Trump has held a meeting on the North Korea nuclear crisis in the White House's famous Situation Room amid fears of war.
Sixteen Years, But Who's Counting?
While the United States remains distracted and divided, Great Britain draws up plans for an upcoming war with North Korea. Tossing major issues aside, Americans have all but forgotten that the world stands on the precipice of World War 3.
Jack Davis for Western Journalism reports, Amid increasing tension between the U.S. and North Korea, the commander of Task Force 70 and Carrier Strike Group 5 has stated that the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan's strike group remains steadfast i
President Donald Trump issued an unprompted, cryptic message Thursday after meeting with military officials at the White House, saying about the gathering, "Maybe it's the calm before the storm."
Experts outside the United States government are using North Korea's propaganda videos to dissect and decode the rogue regime's nuclear program.
Now that the defeat of ISIS in Syria appears imminent, with the Syrian army clearing out some of the last ISIS strongholds in the east, Washington's interventionists are searching for new excuses to maintain the illegal US military presence in the
As neo-Nazis face off against AntiFa at various protests across the country, the media fanfare often leaves the public asking how much free speech groups should be allowed when it comes to their extreme beliefs.
Morgan Freeman is used to playing God, and in lesser roles, president of the United States. These days, however, Freeman has sold his image and aura to the worst warmongers on the planet. Morgan Freeman has signed on as a front man and propagandist f
Now that the defeat of ISIS in Syria appears imminent, with the Syrian army clearing out some of the last ISIS strongholds in the east, Washington's interventionists are searching for new excuses to maintain the illegal US military presence in the
Vietnam
Much of America, including yours truly, has been watching the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) series, 'Vietnam.'
The socialist nation of Venezuela has called on its military and asked them to prepare to go to war with the United States. Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro is bracing for war just days after the Trump administration banned Venezuelan officials
Following Roy Moore's decisive win in Alabama earlier this week (something we covered here), Steve Bannon has predictably seized on the momentum vowing that it is only the beginning of his "war" against the Republican establishment.
One of the most hyped "events" of American television, The Vietnam War, has started on the PBS network.
The subject is North Korea. An interesting conversation at the John Batchelor Show: Gordon Chang, in discussing a piece he wrote at the Daily Beast regarding North Korea and the seeming inevitability of war; I paraphrase the concluding remarks:
anti-war
This year is the 100th anniversary of Woodrow Wilson's pulling America into World War I.
wer looked warily on the rise of a competitor to its supremacy. The machinations of the British to contain the rise of Germany led inexorably to the First World War. Once again in the early 21st century, the world's dominant superpower is looking w
It's becoming apparent that the United States is getting frustrated with the continued nuclear tests done by North Korea. And to prove it, they dropped live bombs on the Korean Peninsula.
Peter van Uhm is the Netherlands' chief of defense, but that does not mean he is pro-war. In this talk, he explains how his career is one shaped by a love of peace, not a desire for bloodshed -- and why we need armies if we want peace.
Assad Must Go… and War With North Korea!
A group of California public health officials and emergency responders gathered for a strategy session on the growing possibility of a nuclear attack.
Last week, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) reminded Congress that in matters of war, they have the authority and the responsibility to speak for the American people. Most Senators were not too happy about the reminder, which came in the form of a forced vot
