The decline and closure of the neocon flagship journal, The Weekly Standard, did not slow the neocons at all. They are back with a new publication funded by a left-wing billionaire, but preaching from the same neocon playbook. Why do neocons continue to change their stripes, from Trotskyites in the 1930's, to Reagan conservatives, to Hillary-ite liberals?
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President’s Spy Review Commission Provides Unintended Comedy
Government commissions are always set up to cover up or hide government incompetence or maliciousness once exposed. They are put together when the government fails spectacularly...
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Sana'a is a dangerous place, as is all of Yemen. It was dangerous 30 years ago when I was the military attache there and it still is. The government's area of control never...
Washington Gay Policy Push Counterproductive in Russia
Americans upset over a new Russian law banning "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations around minors" should think twice before calling on the United States government to...
Tom Woods and Pat Buchanan Dissect US Foreign Policy
Don't miss Tom Woods' interview with Pat Buchanan on the Peter Schiff show. Woods and Buchanan dissect US foreign policy in such a coherent and elegant manner.
NH Police Chief: I Need Tanks to Fight the Free State Project!
Mother Jones reports that Concord, NH Police Chief John Duval has backed off his outlandish suggestion that his police department needs a Lenco Bearcat G3 to fend off the...
RPI Director Talks Iran with Jay Taylor on VoiceAmerica Radio
Listen here to RPI Director's most recent interview with Jay Taylor, host of "Turning Hard Times into Good Times" for the VoiceAmerica Radio Network. Daniel and Jay dissect the...
RPI’s McAdams Talks McCain and Neocons With Scott Horton
Daniel McAdams, Executive Director of the Ron Paul Institute For Peace and Prosperity, discusses John McCain’s eagerness to go to war with Russia; how “pro democracy” NGOs...
US Intervention and Middle East ‘Peace’
US intervention in the Middle East, whether overt or covert, was supposed to bring peace and stability -- even democracy and human rights -- to the region. Ten years after the US...
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