There is a lot to say about this day, when 72 years ago, the United States became the first and only nation to use nuclear weapons.So much is said every day about Iran and nuclear weapons, and terrorists and nuclear weapons, Putin with nuclear weapons and so forth,...
Truman, A-Bombs, and the Killing of Innocents
Today marks the 72nd anniversary of U.S. President Harry Truman's atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan. The atomic bombing of Nagasaki took place three days later in 1945. Some 90,000-166,000 individuals were killed in Hiroshima. The Nagasaki bombing killed...
Hope this Hiroshima Day
Finally, 72 years after the US dropped the first atomic bombs on Hiroshima and three days later on Nagasaki, there is hope that we will see the abolition of these most deadly weapons of mass destruction, for this year on July 7 an historic treaty banning nuclear...
Ron Paul: We’re Losing Afghanistan. Can We Win?
President Trump summoned his generals and experts to the "situation room" at the White House late last month. He was furious that there was no plan to win Afghanistan and that after 16 years we were, in his words, "losing" in Afghanistan. What can be done? Some told...
Trump Signs Sanctions Bill – Another Deep State Victory
With the new Russia sanctions bill passed and signed into law, President Trump's room to improve relations with Russia is nearly non-existent. He will not be able to remove the sanctions without permission from Congress, and that is unlikely to come. This is exactly...
Rep. John Duncan, Conservative Peace Proponent, Will Not Seek Reelection to US House
Rep. John J. Duncan, Jr. (R-TN) announced on Monday that he will not seek reelection in 2018 to the United States House of Representatives. In addition to being one of the longest-serving Republican members of the House (representing the second district of Tennessee...
Col. Douglas MacGregor on an America First Foreign Policy
Col. Douglas MacGregor on Tucker Carlson tonight. Let's hope he replaces one of the NSC likely to be fired soon.
Trump’s US National Security Strategy – New Wine In Old Bottles?
In a recent interview, Sebastian Gorka, an aide to President Trump, denounced "stale thinking" on national security policy over the past 30 years. He said that the White House was working on a new National Security Strategy for the United States that would reject the...
William Astore Asks: Who Needs a Military Coup?
With the swearing in of John Kelly as White House Chief of Staff, a retired four-star Marine general now controls the White House. Another retired four-star Marine general, James Mattis, controls the Department of Defense (DoD) and much of the National Security State....
Ron Paul on Real Bipartisanship: Republicans and Democrats Unite for New Cold War
Donald Trump claimed that he wanted a different foreign policy, but then he went and hired neocons for the State Department, Pentagon, White House, and so on. In the meantime, both Republicans and Democrats have found something to agree on: a new Cold War with Russia....


