Wednesday on “The Alan Colmes Show,” Alan spoke to Justin Raimondo, Editorial Director of Antiwar.com to get an alternate take of the Israel/Palestine conflict. Raimondo told Alan that he felt that the far right wing has taken over Israel and that American media has...
At a conference earlier this month, Daniel Ellsberg, the hero who revealed the Pentagon Papers, spoke about another hero, Edward Snowden. Conor Friedersdorf writes about Ellsberg's talk and introduces the talk at his Atlantic column. Watch the video below (83...
I was amazed to see this on CNN last night. Erin Burnett reported on other passenger airliners that have been shot down, focusing on the 1988 shooting down of an Iranian passenger airliner by the US Navy, killing all 274 on board. The US government worked hard to...
From the Institute for Public Accuracy: In an unprecedented push for whistleblowing in the nation’s capital, the new organization ExposeFacts announced today that 13 billboards have gone up near Capitol Hill, the Justice Department, the White House, the Government...
At Mises.org, Jeff Deist and Justin Raimondo discuss the early history of the modern libertarian movement, Justin's time working with Murray Rothbard on libertarian strategy, and the chances for developing a broad new anti-war coalition. Listen to the interview here,...
On this month's Washington Watch, GOP Congressmen Walter Jones (R-NC) and Thomas Massie (R-KY) discuss the need to defend American constitutional rights against government overreach – particularly relating to the warrantless surveillance of U.S. citizens'...
From this week's Bill Moyers' Journal: As the exploding crisis in Iraq spotlights once again the tragic record of American policy in the Middle East, Bill speaks with investigative journalist Charles Lewis, whose new book, 935 Lies: The Future of Truth and the Decline...
Sen. Rand Paul explains to CNN's Candy Crowley how US intervention is the cause of the region's troubles.
Antiwar.com supporter Rep. Walter Jones (R-NC) talks to C-SPAN about the dangers and consequences of trying to police the world.
An excellent interview with scholar of Russian studies Stephen F. Cohen on Russia Today on the subject of "The New Cold War." Stephen F. Cohen is a professor emeritus at New York University and Princeton University. He writes for The Nation.
