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Kosovo War at 25: Blair’s secret invasion plot to ‘topple Milosevic’ revealed

Top secret papers reviewed by The Grayzone reveal Tony Blair demanded strikes on civilian targets in Yugoslavia days before NATO attacked them. While the UK military acknowledged a NATO strike on Hotel Jugoslavia would mean inflicting “some civilian casualties,” it insisted the deaths were “worth the cost.” Declassified British Ministry of Defence (MOD) files reviewed by The Grayzone reveal that officials in London conspired to embroil US troops in a secret plan to occupy Yugoslavia and “topple” President Slobodan Milosevic […]

Gabriel Chevallier: War ruins armies

==== Anti-war essays, poems, short stories and literary excerpts French writers on war and peace ==== Gabriel ChevallierThe Euffe InheritanceTranslated by Jocelyn Godefroi “…If you come to think of it, war ruins armies, because it lowers the level of recruiting. The perfect soldiers are those who never have to go to war and serve as … … Continue reading →

Brian Lewis on Last Rights: “Masterpiece of Research and Brilliant Writing”

Brian Lewis is a former jet pilot and star tuba player for the Ohio State marching band. Brian is also the treasurer of the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance, one of the most effective pro-freedom organizations in America.  The photo below is from his spiel at the 20th dinner for the Alliance when he was introducing […]

The Killing of Duncan Lemp on the No Way Jose Podcast

Thanks to Jose Galison for having me on his No Way Jose podcast to discuss the 2020 killing of Duncan Lemp. Jose has followed that case closely and was the only person to interview Kacey Robinson, Lemp’s girlfriend who was sleeping by his side when a Montgomery County, Maryland SWAT team attacked at 4:42 a.m. […]
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Plutarch: Culture benefits the family, city, nation, whole human race more than war

==== Anti-war essays, poems, short stories and literary excerpts Greek and Roman writers on war and peace Plutarch: Selections on war and peace ==== PlutarchMoraliaOn Music*Translated by Benedict Einarson and Phillip H. De Lacy The wife of Phocion the Good said that his feats of generalship were her adornment; for my part I hold that not … … Continue reading →

Lots of Laughs on Last Rights on Alan Mosley’s “It’s Too Late” TV Show

Hearty thanks to Alan Mosley for having me back on his show – which combines his wit and superb production standards. We had fun thrashing tyrants and he kindly plugged Last Rights: The Death of American Liberty. If this interview doesn’t make you laugh, you need to change meds. "Washington is the most craven place […]

The US Military Is Using Migrants To Meet Recruiting Goals! with General Anthony Tata

There is a shortage of recruits for the US military due to wars over oil and other resources, COVID vaccine mandates and demoralizing policies. Democrat Senator Dick Durban's solution is to pass a law allowing 'undocumented' people who serve in the US military honorably to become citizens of the United States.

How the West Upended the World’s Best Figure Skater To Undermine Russia

I recommend readers take a very pleasant few minutes to watch Kamila Valieva skating two months before the sole positive test so you see what we are talking about. On 7 February 2022, the  Beijing Olympics was underway and drawing international attention. Under the theme “One world, One family”, the opening ceremony was spectacular. In … Continue reading "How the West Upended the World’s Best Figure Skater To Undermine Russia"

Cognitive Dissonance: Perplexed US Foreign Policy Is Prolonging Gaza Genocide

When the foreign policy of a country as large and significant as the United States is governed by a case of cognitive dissonance, terrible things happen. These terrible things are, in fact, already taking place in the Gaza Strip, where well over 100,000 people have been killed, wounded or are missing, and an outright famine … Continue reading "Cognitive Dissonance: Perplexed US Foreign Policy Is Prolonging Gaza Genocide"

Apologists for Israel’s Mass Murder in Gaza Fall Back on ‘Antisemitism’ Claims

If we condemn Hamas for its October 7 attacks in Israel, we’re not accused of anti-Arab bigotry. Nor should we be. Nothing could possibly justify the atrocities that Hamas committed against hundreds of civilians, who were the majority of the 1,200 people killed as a result of the attacks by Hamas forces. And nothing can … Continue reading "Apologists for Israel’s Mass Murder in Gaza Fall Back on ‘Antisemitism’ Claims"