Author Archives: "Perry Willis"
More evidence that U.S. policy fosters enemy creation, not national security
You know things are bad when the Taliban is right and U.S. politicians are wrong Retweet We can demonstrate that nearly all U.S. foreign policy and military actions for more…
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Tagged Afghan child rape, Afghanistan, bacha bazi, Bush, enemy creation, Foreign Policy, Jim Babka, Military Industrial Complex, Obama, Perry Willis, political class, Taliban, Trump
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Resist Trump’s Hillary-style foreign policy
President Trump’s foreign policy is more like what Hillary proposed than what he promised Retweet Our latest letter to President Trump (below) argues that his foreign policy is more like what…
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Tagged 9-11, Donald Trump, Downsize DC, Foreign Policy, Hillary Clinton, Jim Babka, Kim Jong-Un, missiles, North Korea, nuclear bombs, Perry Willis, President Trump, sanctions, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Yemen
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How to make the U.S. #1 in economic freedoms
The U.S. isn’t even in the top three on key economic freedoms. Tell Congress to fix this. Retweet The U.S. lags behind four countries in key economic freedoms. We also…
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Blame Woodrow Wilson for Radical Islam too
Can you name the treaty that launched the rise of radical Islam?
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Tagged Algeria, Arab Revolt, Caliphate, colonial mandates, Egypt, France, fundamentalism, Great Britain, imperialism, Islam, Kuwait, Oman, Ottoman Empire, Perry Willis, radical Islam, Russia, Sudan, Sykes-Picot Treaty, T.E. Lawrence, Tunisia, Versailles, Versailles Treaty, Woodrow Wilson, World War 1, World War One, WW1
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How blundering U.S. politicians enabled the rise of Nazi Germany
How blundering U.S. politicians enabled the rise of Nazi Germany
How U.S. politicians helped create the Soviet Union
More compelling history they probably didn’t teach you in high school (or college)
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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
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Did U.S. politicians support the more evil side in World War One?
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?
Learn the history they don’t teach in statist schools