YouTube and the War Against Iran
Was the YouTube shooter, Nassim Aghdam, a victim of the anti-Iran culture war? By Kevin Barrett We are told that Nassim Aghdam, the woman who purportedly shot three people at the headquarters of the video […]
YouTube and the War Against Iran
U.S. Attack on Syria Illegal, Immoral
“Make no mistake,” says Phil Giraldi, “there are certain things that every American should know about the Syrian conflict.” First of all, it’s illegal and a war crime. By Philip Giraldi Here we go again. […]
Macron: The Last Multilateralist
By Patrick J. Buchanan “Together,” President Macron instructed President Trump, “we can resist the rise of aggressive nationalisms that deny our history and divide the world.” Before Congress he denounced “extreme nationalism,” invoked the UN, […]
Was Prominent Journalist a Target?
In a new book, journalist Mark Feldstein claims Nixon and his men desperately wanted to get rid of renowned columnist Jack Anderson, who Nixon blamed in part for his loss to JFK in 1960. They […]
Progressives Should Defend Gun Rights
It is “likely that new gun control laws will disproportionately harm African-Americans and other minorities” based on history, explains Ron Paul. It makes sense for progressives who are concerned about minority rights to join with […]
America’s Unsustainable Empire
How long can America continue to expend our blood and treasure to sustain security commitments around the world? And how long should we keep trying to do so? Many would argue we should never have entered […]
Poison Gas Attack Is Fake News False Flag
In the front page story of AFP’s Issue 17 & 18, just mailed, John Friend looks into the continuing fake news surrounding Syria. He reports doctors and eyewitnesses say the alleged “poison gas attack” in […]
Why the Authoritarian Right Is Rising
Pat Buchanan asks a question on the minds of many watching election results around the world, especially those who fear the “rise of the right”: “Why are autocrats rising and liberal democrats failing in Europe?” […]
Waco Massacre: Janet Reno’s Truth
On this 25th anniversary of the massacre at the Branch Davidian Church near Waco, Texas, AFP concludes its series of articles looking back on that terrible time when U.S. military and law enforcement waged war […]
Robert Mueller’s Questionable Past
Robert Mueller, the special counsel investigating Trump, was born, bred, and married into deep state spy families. As S. T. Patrick points out, “some of the more interesting reasons” to question Mueller’s current role may […]
Neocons Are Back With a Big War Budget and Big War Plans
The military-industrial complex has yet again taken the lead in U.S. government spending, receiving “the largest military budget in history” in the recent $1.3 trillion omnibus bill. And, as Ron Paul explains, “the neocons continue […]
Bolton Should Be Denied Clearance
Newly appointed national security advisor John Bolton is anything but new when it comes to his efforts to foment war—anywhere and everywhere possible. Phil Giraldi says the warmonger Bolton, “supremely sure of himself and possessing […]
Has the War Party Hooked Trump?
Following reports of an alleged gas attack on civilians in Syria, President Trump threatened Bashar Assad, via Twitter, with paying a “big price.” This in spite of just recently announcing the U.S. would be withdrawing […]
HUD Scam Dies
While the new $1.3 trillion omnibus bill is another egregious example of governmental over-reach and over-spend, there’s one bright spot in the act: At least it won’t fund an Obama-era social engineering experiment. Now Congress […]
Syrian Showdown: Trump vs. the Generals
Yet again, President Trump’s appointees are disagreeing with him, this time on his desire to bring U.S. troops back home from the Middle East. “It’s time,” he says. Centcom commander Gen. Joseph Votel and Defense Secretary […]
