Review: War is a Racket–The Antiwar Classic by America’s Most Decorated Soldier
5.0 out of 5 stars Decorated Marine General Cannot Be Ignored, August 17, 2003
The Steele Report: For Public Conversation
I have decided to make this one issue of The Steele Report ($11/month) public because it bears on the national conversation we need to have about Constitutional Counties and evidence-based public decision-making. The 1% — and their DNC and GOP toadies — have sold us out. The secret intelligence community less NSA — and DOJ …
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Robert Steele: The End of American Exceptionalism? The End of US Bases Overseas? The End of Israel? Trump 2020?
Berto Jongman: How to End US Militarism — Peter Beinart
How To End American Militarism: A Conversation With Peter Beinart Responsible Statecraft recently spoke with Beinart and asked him about his journey from a self-proclaimed “liberal hawk” to a strong opponent of American militarism, perhaps as a way to provide a model for DC foreign policy establishment-types interested in making some changes of their own.
J. C. Cole: American Gray Swans Week to 3 Jul 2019 – Sun Tzu
American Gray Swans – Week 26 – Sun Tzu The Art of War, the book that was required reading for all those yuppies fighting the corporate battle 20 years ago, but did they remember what it said? Here are just a few of the teachings, followed by this weeks detailed listing of specific gray swan …
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Gordon Duff: A Commentary – Robert David Steele for Secretary of Defense?
A Commentary: Robert David Steele for Secretary of Defense? Gordon Duff Veterans Today 31 December 2018 Safety Copy Below the Fold.
Robert Steele: CIA & The Deep State – Mike Pompeo is Totally Wrong – and Politico Totally Worthless (Trump Revolution 31)
CIA & The Deep State Mike Pompeo is Totally Wrong – and Politico Totally Worthless Robert David Steele American Herald Tribune 2 June 2018 Complete text below the fold.
