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Four More Years of Bush-Obama

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NOTE: I'll be speaking at the Ron Paul Institute's Peace and Prosperity 2017 Conference. Saturday, September 9, from 9:30 am to 3:00 p.m., Washington Dulles Airport Marriott. Last year's conference was a sell-out and this year's conference promises to be even better. Only $75. I hope you'll join us for a timely and very important conference. Register here. Mark my words: The next time there is a terrorist attack by some Muslim here in the United States, Donald Trump, the Pentagon, the CIA, the NSA, Homeland  Security, and other interventionist dead-enders in America are going to say: “The terrorists (read: Muslims) still hate us for our freedom and values, which confirms our decision to keep U.S. troops in Afghanistan to kill them there before they come here to kill us.” It was tripe after the 1993 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. It was tripe after the terrorist attacks on the USS Cole and U.S. embassies in East Africa. It ...

Ron Paul Institute: Peace and Prosperity 2017

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FFF president Jacob G. Hornberger will be a speaker at The Ron Paul Institute's "Peace and Prosperity 2017" conference. The Ron Paul Institute and friends return to Washington, DC, as a follow-up to last year's sold-out conference. Three-quarters of a year into the Trump Administration where is our Peace and Prosperity revolution headed? One day we hear encouraging sounds from the Administration on foreign policy, the next we hear more threats. New US bases spring up in Iraq and Syria, thousands more US soldiers back to Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya. More to Syria. Will the US attack North Korea? Military spending skyrockets while the economy at home crumbles. "Russiagate" rages on, built on a pack of lies. Information and registration.

Anti-Bigotry Hypocrisy

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I’m a firm believer in the old adage “Actions speak louder than words.” By that measure, many of those anti-bigotry protesters and mainstream pundits who are expressing outrage about recent events in Charlottesville are guilty of rank hypocrisy. Imagine a big protest in 1859 in Charlottesville in which people are carrying signs saying, “Peace and love” and “Racism is bad” while, at the same time, not one single person is carrying a sign saying “End slavery.” Imagine a big protest in 1965 in Birmingham in which people are carrying the same types of signs while, at the same time, not one single person is carrying a sign saying “End segregation.” I’d say that if that were the case, those “Peace and love” and “Racism is bad” protests would ring hollow. What import would such slogans have had given that the protestors were too cowardly to speak out directly against such government programs as slavery and segregation? That’s the case among many of those ...

Blame the Anti-Russia Brouhaha on the CIA and Pentagon

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Have you noticed that according to the Pentagon, the CIA, and the U.S. mainstream press (whose newspapers oftentimes appear to be wholly owned subsidiaries of the national-security establishment), it’s always Russia that is “assertive” and “aggressive” while the United States, whose regime invades and occupies countries, assassinates people, partners with brutal dictatorial regimes, and initiates coups, is portrayed as ...

Will Trump Continue the CIA’s Cover-Up in the JFK Assassination?

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Last week, the National Archives suddenly released a batch of long-secret official records relating to the JFK assassination. This was surprising because the official release date for all the JFK-assassination records, as mandated by law, is coming this October. The still-secret records amount to tens of thousands of pages of documents, many of which are records of the CIA, ...

Freedom and the Fear of Self-Responsibility

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Liberty is under a renewed challenge and attack in the contemporary world. From “political correctness” and its accompanying growing totalitarian closed-mindedness at institutions of higher learning in both America and Europe, to the rebirth of economic nationalism with its rejection of freedom of trade, investment and people in places like the United States, along with the continuing stranglehold of ...