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Tom Woods Interviews Scott Horton About Leaving Syria
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Russia Controls African Americans’ Minds Says New York Times
The brilliant and funny Jimmy Dore on the myth of Russian control of US elections:
Happy Birthday to Antiwar.com (and me)
On My 42nd Birthday, I Launched Antiwar.comApproaching my 42nd birthday on December 24, 1995, I gave myself a present: I launched a website.The nursing industry magazine for which I had worked trained me to set up their website. The World Wide Web opened an exciting...
Jimmy Dore Slams Liberal Hawks on Syria
Jimmy Dore is fantastic! Listen to him skewer liberal hawks on Trump's decision to withdraw from Syria:
Senate Vote Thursday on Yemen War: Schedule and Amendments
FYI - There are two terrible Cotton amendments that would essentially open, not shut the door, to US involvement in the war. Cornyn also offering three problematic amendments though not as poison pill as Cotton. If groups can weigh in OPPOSITION TO Cotton #4097,...
Rand Paul: Don’t Sell Weapons to Saudi Arabia
On CNN today, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) says Saudi Arabia will only listen to the US if the US stops selling them weapons.
Scott Horton: ‘New Media & The Terror Wars’
Antiwar.com Editorial Director Scott Horton delivered this talk on November 3, 2018 in Lake Jackson, Texas. He shared the stage with Lew Rockwell, Ron Paul, Daniel McAdams, et. al.
Nikki Haley Resigns: CNN Laments the Loss of ‘Voice of Reason’
Watching CNN covering the just-announced resignation of UN Ambassador Nikki Haley: Morning anchors Jim Sciutto and Poppy Harlow are very sad, saying that Haley was a rare "Voice of Reason" standing up against Trump on foreign policy issues.
Friends Committee on National Legislation Applauds Bipartisan Initiative to End Illegal American War in Yemen
Washington, DC – The Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL) applauds legislation introduced by a bipartisan quartet of U.S. Representatives to end US military backing for the Saudi-led war in Yemen.“As Quakers, we support legislation to end...
