Speaking Out for Freedom in War and Peace by Richard M. Ebeling February 21, 2003 If war comes between the United States and Iraq, one of the first results right here in America will be the attempt to close off all further criticisms of U.S. foreign policy. Spokesmen for the Bush administration, various members of Congress, and many of the talking heads on the television news shows will all chime in and sing the same tune. Criticism and doubt about the need and necessity for going to war were all fine and good before our troops were committed to battle. But now that “our boys” are in harm’s way every “real American” must stand behind his president and “our fighting men in the field.” Nothing should be done to undermine their morale or the goal of victory so they can be brought home in the shortest time with the ...
War Is Peace and Other Things the Government Wants You to Believe by Sheldon Richman December 12, 2008 On June 8, 2008, Sheldon Richman gave the following Speech at FFF’s conference Restoring the Republic 2008: Foreign Policy and Civil Liberties. The speech can viewed below in its entirety.
War Is Peace and Other Things the Government Wants You to Believe by Jacob G. Hornberger April 2, 2010
The Importance of the Marketplace of Ideas — in Both War and Peace by Richard M. Ebeling September 21, 2007 On June 2, 2007, Richard M. Ebeling gave the following Speech at FFF's conference Restoring the Republic: Foreign Policy and Civil Liberties. The speech can viewed below in its entirety.
The Importance of the Marketplace of Ideas — in Both War and Peace by Jacob G. Hornberger April 2, 2010
War, Peace, and the Struggle for Liberty (video) by Justin Raimondo August 24, 2007 On June 1, 2007, Justin Raimondo gave the following Speech at FFF's conference Restoring the Republic: Foreign Policy and Civil Liberties. The speech can viewed below in its entirety.
War, Peace, and the Struggle for Liberty by Jacob G. Hornberger April 2, 2010 On June 1, 2007, Justin Raimondo gave the following Speech at FFF's conference Restoring the Republic: Foreign Policy and Civil Liberties. The speech can viewed below in its entirety.