Foreign Affairs just published an article by Senator Mitch McConnell: “The Price of American Retreat: Why Washington Must Reject Isolationism and Embrace Primacy.”
Col. Daniel Davis does a great job refuting his falsehoods and explains the errors of current US foreign policy. Check it out:
In 1967, an American Navy spy ship came under attack by Israeli fighter jets and torpedo boats. The attack on the USS Liberty left 34 US sailors dead and 171 wounded. Israel claimed (and most official US government sources agree) that it was a case of mistaken identity. There is significant evidence to the contrary.
Candace Owens interviews one of the few living survivors of the attack, Phil Tourney. It is a fascinating and illuminating interview that no one should miss. In the first 24 hours of the release of the video, about 2 million people have viewed it on YouTube.
Antiwar.com news editor Dave DeCamp appeared on Crisis Magazine‘s podcast Crisis Point, hosted by Eric Sammons. Crisis is a Catholic publication founded in 1982 by leading Catholic intellectuals.
It was a fascinating interview about how Dave came to Antiwar.com and rediscovered his faith.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has not spoken with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov since 2021. The Secretary of State is supposed to be America’s top diplomat. Instead, Blinken has served as an advocate for war with Russia, refusing to engage diplomatically.
Throughout the Cold War, US diplomats continued to engage with their Soviet counterparts. But Blinken has abandoned his main responsibilities during his tenure.
Journalist Tucker Carlson has engaged with President Putin and now with Foreign Minister Lavrov. On Friday, Carlson interviewed Lavrov in Moscow. Below is the interview.
Antiwar.com editorial director Scott Horton discusses his new book Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe in Ukraine with the great Glenn Greenwald on System Update.
They discuss the American establishment’s enmity toward Russia, the Maidan putsch of 2014, the “low-level” war that took place between then and 2022, and the disaster since then.
Greenwald says that Scott’s book “is the definitive history of U.S. involvement in Ukraine.”
Check it out here:
