Sam Carliner

July 12, 2022

Joe Biden is visiting Saudi Arabia and Israel, two countries whose governments have made headlines for murdering journalists. The press in the United States has scrutinized the trip for how it lets the kingdom of Saudi Arabia off the hook for the high profile murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi. Though Israel has received […]

Ray McGovern

July 12, 2022

Ray interviewed on The Critical Hour July 11, 2022, 13 minutes The questions posed led me to comment candidly on the regrettable state of Western statesmen like EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell and Secretary of State Antony Blinken. Yes, the same Blinken who, in one breath excoriates China and the “systemic challenge” it supposedly […]

Ron Paul and Daniel McAdams

July 12, 2022

Today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report: President Biden’s trip next week to a Saudi Arabia, that not long ago he referred to as a “pariah state,” demonstrates just how desperate his Administration is to save the sinking ship of the US economy. Officials are now floating the idea of approving “offensive” weapons to the Saudis as […]

Conflicts of Interest

July 11, 2022

On COI #299, Kyle Anzalone and Connor Freeman break down the latest Iran deal news. Connor covers a recent round of talks in Doha. Once again, these negotiations saw the Americans and the Iranians speaking via intermediaries. Having already made considerable concessions, Tehran purged hardliners from its negotiating team as well. Nevertheless, talks reportedly saw […]

Edward Hasbrouck

July 11, 2022

Once again in 2022, sooner than we expected, Congress is considering proposals either to finally end the widely disregarded, unenforced, and unenforceable requirement for men ages 18-26 to register and report changes of address to the Selective Service System for use in a future military draft – or to try to expand draft registration to […]

Craig Murray

July 10, 2022

Away from the Tory Babel over who will be the top “world-leading” sociopath, I spent the last two evenings in the company of decent people. John and Gabriel Shipton, Julian’s father and brother, were in Glasgow and Edinburgh for the screening of “Ithaka”, the documentary that follows the fight by Julian Assange’s family to have […]

Ray McGovern

July 8, 2022

TIME OUT! Let’s think this through. We are told that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was “unprovoked.” But was it? How can we estimate how far west Russia’s forces will advance, without knowing why Russia invaded Ukraine in the first place? Theories abound; evidence is available but is overlooked, or hidden. I apply the skills I […]

Gilbert Doctorow

July 8, 2022

When I received an invitation from Elliot Resnick, former editor-in-chief of the Brooklyn, New York-based Jewish Press to record a podcast devoted to the Ukraine-Russia war, I was delighted to have an opportunity to address an audience that, until his untimely death eighteen months ago, my comrade-in-arms and fellow expert on Russia professor Stephen Cohen […]

Daniel Larison

July 8, 2022

Gideon Levy condemns the State Department’s whitewashing of the murder of Shireen Abu Akleh: It’s difficult to imagine a more clumsy, unprofessional, ridiculous and even insulting mobilization in the service of Israeli propaganda. Once again it has been proven that America is willing to do anything, absolutely anything, to protect its precious darling; to conceal […]

Conflicts of Interest

July 7, 2022

On COI #298, Kyle Anzalone discusses the White House’s commitment to Ukraine’s military ambitions but ignores realities that demand diplomacy. Subscribe on YouTube and audio-only.