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1 week ago | 
americanliberty.news | Darwin Nercesian |Seijah Drake |Patrick Houck |Nancy Butler
By Darwin Nercesian The Truth About GunsIt shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone that anti-Second Amendment groups run by the Democrat party have been working closely with Mexican officials to attack American gun rights and subvert the U.S. Constitution.
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1 week ago | 
americanliberty.news | Seijah Drake |Patrick Houck |Nancy Butler
Via Zero Hedge by Tyler Durden Update (1730 ET): As President Trump convenes a White House situation room meeting this Tuesday early evening, and following Ayatollah Khamenei’s earlier televised speech vowing ‘we will not surrender’ – The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Trump has made the decision: President Trump told senior aides late Tuesday that he approved of attack plans for Iran, but was holding off to see if Tehran would abandon its nuclear program, people familiar with the...
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2 weeks ago | 
americanliberty.news | Tyler Durden ZeroHedge |John Boch |Seijah Drake |Bryan Kimmell
By Tyler Durden ZeroHedgeThe hawkish Washington DC-based think tank, The Institute for Study or War (ISW), had just prior to Ukraine’s Sunday shock drone operation which reportedly took out some 40 military aircraft deep inside Russian territory issued a report saying President Vladimir Putin is prepared for war with NATO if things escalate to that point.
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2 weeks ago | 
americanliberty.news | John Boch |Seijah Drake |Bryan Kimmell |Patrick Houck
One must begin with a question both plain and unsettling: what, precisely, is democracy? If it means the capacity of a people to elect their leaders and determine their political destiny, then any foreign attempt to alter that process is, by definition, anti-democratic. Even if veiled in the language of “civil society” and “development aid,” interference is interference.
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2 weeks ago | 
americanliberty.news | John Boch |Seijah Drake |Bryan Kimmell |Patrick Houck
Suppose one declares that Mount Everest has never been scaled by a blindfolded octogenarian. A determined fact-checker might object, not by citing a case of such a climb, but by pointing to precedents involving slightly younger climbers with limited eyesight. The fact-checker’s claim, while suggestive, does not falsify the original statement.
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2 weeks ago | 
americanliberty.news | John Boch |Seijah Drake |Bryan Kimmell |Patrick Houck
By John Boch Shooting News WeeklyImagine walking into your hotel room to see a sketchy looking adult male tearing the clothes off your 12-year-old daughter in an attempt to rape her. Especially if you noticed a gun laying near Mr. Creepy. What would you do? Enter Bruce Pierce. After a pair of child sex convictions in 2016, he had since rejoined society. As a registered sex offender Mr. Pierce was supposed to behave. However, Pierce just couldn’t help himself.
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3 weeks ago | 
americanliberty.news | John Boch |Seijah Drake |Bryan Kimmell |Patrick Houck
When Barack Obama announced plans for his presidential library, it was framed not merely as a monument to a presidency, but as a living, breathing testament to progress, democracy, and “hope and change.” Located in the heart of Chicago‘s South Side, the Obama Presidential Center was supposed to symbolize a new kind of civic engagement.
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3 weeks ago | 
americanliberty.news | John Boch |Seijah Drake |Bryan Kimmell |Patrick Houck
Was there a coup? That question, when asked in the context of American politics, invites ridicule from respectable quarters. Yet when the subject turns to foreign regimes, that same question is treated with analytic seriousness. Political scientists pore over cases from Georgia to Ukraine, from Venezuela to Egypt, cataloguing the hallmarks of so-called “color revolutions”, soft regime-change efforts executed through legal, media, and civic levers, rather than military ones.
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3 weeks ago | 
americanliberty.news | John Boch |Seijah Drake |Bryan Kimmell |Patrick Houck
Once upon a time, Delaware was the Gibraltar of American corporate law. It stood for predictability, neutrality, and a kind of legal Calvinism: sober, restrained, and austere in its application of fiduciary duties. Businessmen could rest easy knowing that the rules would be applied fairly and that their decisions, if made in good faith, would be respected by courts. That Delaware is gone.
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3 weeks ago | 
americanliberty.news | Howard Altman |Tyler Rogoway |Patrick Houck |Seijah Drake
The attacks that went after the heart of Russia‘s strategic aviation capabilities and one arm of its nuclear deterrent should serve as a global wake-up call. By Howard Altman, Tyler Rogoway The War ZoneUkraine carried out a massive drone strike at airbases across Russia on Sunday, claiming to have destroyed dozens of aircraft. There are also indications that Russia’s Northern Fleet headquarters, home of Russian nuclear submarines, was attacked as well.
