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Hanging Separately Doesn’t Sound So Bad
March 27, 2021
French is speculating about exit because he worries that we are, as James Madison warned against in Federalist no. 10, a factious country, and increasingly so. We may break apart, if we do not come together.
The Ethno-Territorial Separation of Bosnia Was the Key to Ending the War and Keeping Peace
February 12, 2021
The Dayton constitution essentially proclaimed this house divided to be a condominium, despite two of three tenants rejecting co-ownership.
A Domestic Terrorism Law? War on Dissent Will Proceed Full Speed Ahead
January 28, 2021
What makes the current state of war against “terrorism” so dangerous is that the national security apparatus has been politicized, Phil Giraldi writes.
The Return of the “Know Nothing Party”
January 10, 2021
Today, the Republican Party has taken up the banner of the Know Nothings, Wayne Madsen writes.
