Monthly Archives: November 2017

Have politicians ever used the military correctly?

By Jim Babka | Published November 5, 2017

November 5th’s… The facts may change the way you view U.S. history We want to change how Americans think about U.S. foreign policy, by persuading them that U.S. politicians have…

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How U.S. politicians helped create the Soviet Union

By Perry Willis | Published November 5, 2017

More compelling history they probably didn’t teach you in high school (or college)

Posted in Blog | Tagged Beaverbrook, Bolshevik Revolution, Cambodian Killing Fields, Cold War, Communist Revolution, Cuba, Cuban Missile Crisis, Downsize DC, Edward Crankshaw, Germany, Kerensky, Lenin, Mao, North Korea, Perry Willis, Red China, Russian Revolution, Stalin, Vietnam, Word War One, WW1 | 11 Comments

Did U.S. politicians support the more evil side in World War One?

By Perry Willis | Published November 3, 2017

How the U.S. could’ve ended World War 1 much earlier without firing a shot

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Did Teddy Roosevelt co-found the Empire of Japan?

By Perry Willis | Published November 2, 2017

Learn the history they don’t teach in statist schools

Posted in Blog | Tagged Anti-Imperialist League, Bully boy, Evan Thomas, Greater Asia Co-prosperity Sphere, James Bradley, Japanese Empire, Korea, Munroe Doctrine, Pearl Harbor, Perry Willis, Teddy Roosevelt, World War 1 | 7 Comments

Were early U.S. wars good or bad?

By Perry Willis | Published November 1, 2017

Did they defend freedom, or were they wars of conquest?

Posted in Blog | Tagged Alaska, Battleship Maine, Gadsden Purchase, Louisiana Purchase, Mexican War, Philippines War, Spanish-Ameican War, War of 1812 | 11 Comments