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Is this the worst mistake U.S. politicians ever made?

By Jim Babka | Published May 15, 2019

Did U.S. politicians set the stage for Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union? Retweet We’ve been sharing a series of articles about U.S. military history… Were early U.S. wars good…

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Do you know Teddy Roosevelt’s role in Pearl Harbor & North Korea?

By Jim Babka | Published May 21, 2018

Are we still living with Teddy Roosevelt’s “big stick” approach on this Memorial Day? Retweet We want to change how people talk on Memorial Day. There should be NO more…

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Was World War 2 a “good war?”

By Perry Willis | Published November 9, 2017

The politicians planned poorly, with disastrous results

Posted in Blog | Tagged Chiang Kai-shek, D-Day, democide, Downsize DC, European Theater, FDR, Flying Tigers, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Germany, Harry S. Truman, Hitler, Japan, Korea, Mao, Memorial Day, Nazis, No Simple Victory, Norman Davies, North Korea, Pacific Theater, Pearl Harbor, Perry Willis, R. J. Rummel, Soviet Union, Stalin, Stalingrad, Teddy Roosevelt, trade restrictions, Truman, Veterans Day, Vietnam, Word War One, World War 1, World War 2, World War Two, WW1, WW2, Zero Aggression Project | 4 Comments

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