Highlights

 
Quotable
Whoever wishes peace among peoples must fight statism.
– Ludwig von Mises
Original Letters Blog US Casualties Contact Donate

 
November 2, 2004

'Dr. No' vs. the Yes Men


Scott Horton interviews Rep. Ron Paul

Scott Horton discusses the future of the American empire with the republic's most intransigent defender, Rep. Ron Paul (R, Texas). Interview conducted Oct. 16, 2004. Check out Scott's other interviews with prominent antiwar and libertarian figures.

Download MP3

Listen to Streaming Audio

Ron Paul is a Republican Congressman from Texas. He was the 1988 Libertarian Party candidate for president.
comments on this article?
 
 
Archives

  • Whence Anti-American Terrorism?
     9/16/2005

  • Abusing America's Fear of Terrorism
     9/13/2005

  • The Dangers of Democratic Imperialism
     9/9/2005

  • The Symbolic Power of Fallujah
     9/8/2005

  • The Terrorists' Suicide Solution
     9/8/2005

  • Why Conservatives Should Oppose the Iraq War
     8/1/2005

  • Bush's Plan to Hit Iran
     4/2/2005

  • Bin Laden's Indispensable Ally
    2/16/2005

  • Which Way Out of Iraq?
     2/11/2005

  • Neocons and Iran: Here They Go Again
    2/9/2005

  • Weapons Inspections Were a Front
     2/8/2005

  • Misreading the Middle East
     2/2/2005

  • Exhuming the Truth
     1/28/2005

  • The Man Who Knew Too Much
     1/25/2005

  • Jayson Blair Was Nothing
     1/18/2005

  • Where Have We Heard This Before?
     12/7/2004

  • The Trouble With Empires
     12/6/2004

  • Bush's Dirty War
     12/4/2004

  • Iraq Uncensored
     11/22/2004

  • Blowing the Whistle
     11/4/2004

  • 'Dr. No' vs. the Yes Men
     11/2/2004

  • The Bush Betrayal
     10/28/2004

  • A Conservative Goes Off the Reservation
     10/26/2004

  • Neoconservatism: An Alien Ideology
     9/24/2004

  • Leave Iraq or Be Expelled
     9/16/2004

  • Shredding the Constitution
     9/14/2004

  • Spy vs. Spy, at Your Expense
     9/10/2004

  • A Pretext for War
     8/25/2004

  • Evolving Empire: Bush's Troop Realignment
     8/18/2004

  • Peace With China, Peace With Taiwan
     7/26/2004

  • Hold Your Applause for the Supremes
     7/6/2004

  • Regime Change
     6/16/2004

  • Our Shortsighted Emperor
     6/12/2004

  • The Sorrows of Empire
     6/4/2004

  • An Insider's Look at the March to War
     6/3/2004

  • Collateral Damage in Bush's Wars
     4/7/2004

  • The Deteriorating Political Economy of Palestine
     3/15/2004

  • The Patriot Act vs. The Constitution
     3/6/2004

  • Military Tribunals and the 'War on Terrorism'
     3/4/2004

  • 'The Politics of Antisemitism'
     3/3/2004

  • Warrior Against the War
     2/26/2004

  • The PATRIOT Act and the Threat to Liberty
     2/23/2004

  • The Creeping Militarization of the Home Front
     2/19/2004

  • Early Origins of the Iraq War
     2/17/2004

  • Antiwar Conservative Shock Jock Feeling the Heat
     2/2/2004

  • The Kosovo Conundrum
     12/28/2003

  • Federal Courts Challenge the 'War on Terror'
     12/27/2003

  • Truth About the 'War on Terrorism'
     12/14/2003

  • Reservists Refusing Iraq Deployment
     12/5/2003

  • Balkan Basics
     11/2/2003

  • The Neoconservatives' Plan for American Empire
     11/2/2003

  • A Brief History of the Neoconservatives
     10/25/2003

  • The Importance of the Antiwar Movement to Libertarianism
     2/13/2003

    • Reproduction of material from any original Antiwar.com pages
    without written permission is strictly prohibited.
    Copyright 2003 Antiwar.com