Rising partisanship, distrust, inflamed tempers, and even tragic acts of political violence are becoming commonplace in the United States. Leaders prone toward collectivist ideals and central planning seize upon these opportunities, thriving on divisive sentiment.
One year ago, as the 2024 election entered its final weeks, Donald Trump’s campaign focused its entire operation around one final objective: to drive home its “closing argument”—the one basic vision that the whole campaign had been built around.
Murray Rothbard’s journey from disciple of Ludwig Von Mises to conjurer of a New Left-Old Right alliance to hard-right Buchananite, with numerous circuitous pit stops omitted, confused many by life’s end.
US senators through their support behind the terrorist Al Qaeda regime that now rules Syria.
Video: John Mearsheimer exposes how the war is going well for Russia and “the Ukrainians are in deep trouble.”
Everybody except a few leftist fanatics hates paying their income tax, and they are right to do so. As the great Murray Rothbard has taught us, taxation is theft, pure and simple. The government takes what is rightfully yours and spends it on whatever it wants. If this isn’t theft, what is?
When it comes to destroying your brand, Norwegian Nobel Committee is the Bud Lite of peace prizes. After all, back in 2009 they gave the Peace Prize to a President Barack Obama who then went on to bomb at least seven countries, set the Middle East on fire, and even conduct drone strikes on American citizens!
Other awardees have had similarly suspicious records as peacemakers. They even gave a Peace Prize to the likes of Henry Kissinger.
October 13 this year is Columbus Day (observed) in the United States, a day referred to by some as “Indigenous Peoples’ Day.” Right on schedule, we’re seeing all the usual media posts—in both social media and old media—asserting that land should be controlled by those who are indigenous to it.
Last year the UN General Assembly overwhelmingly passed a resolution criticizing the impacts of the American embargo on Cuba and calling for it to be lifted for a 33rd consecutive year. In the most recent vote, 187 countries supported the non-binding resolution, while only the United States and Israel voted against it and the Ukraine abstained.
In his shocking new book, The Fort Bragg Cartel, investigative journalist Seth Harp uncovers stunning revelations about the special operations forces at Fort Bragg. (Via The Quincy Institute)
