…Is war like winter? There is a deep philosophical idea here. If we get really philosophical, my personal view on war is that it is good that we have had…

…they can always play their trump card, the “road to serfdom” argument.  The war on the war on covid features constant claims that covid restrictions will last forever and extinguish…

…this week signed a letter in The Lancet that strongly warns against vaccine boosters? This is a remarkable sign that the project of government-managed virus mitigation is in the final…

…the Civil War. Far more than writing a traditional revenue act to address the catastrophic war that had demonstrated its horrors just two weeks earlier at the Battle of Bull…

…devoted to the war in Ukraine and what has passed for U.S. diplomacy the past few weeks. But we also talked about his new book War and Power, and I was…

…subtitled: “The Undeclared War Against American Women.” Twenty-one years later, it seems the war is out in the open . As a recent New York Times editorial observes: “Having won…

…hand waving. I start from the perspective that War is a War Crime. That you can be forced into a Just War but you can never wage a Just War….

I am not so sure this war will last any longer than Trump and his dwarfs are in office. Once gone, someone will decide differently. I thought we gave up…

…British were bankrupted by world war and their empire with all the burdens imposed. The first three dubious missions alone are enough to bankrupt the US, the US war machine…

…attracted by the potential of Midas level profits from the privatization of warfare. The current degree of corporate participation in warfare makes the old “military industrial complex” look tame in…