Washington Prepares for Yet Another War
By Phil Giraldi A recent story out of South America reveals how U.S. Foreign Policy has been quite plausibly perverted by special interests in spite of Trump administration claims that it is guided by the […]
Washington Prepares for Yet Another War
‘Narco’ Rubio’s War on Drugs
By José Niño Secretary of State Marco Rubio now champions military action against Venezuela in the name of stopping fentanyl from poisoning Americans. Yet his legislative record tells a dramatically different story about his commitment […]
The Rise of Artificial Intelligence
By Nick Griffin As billionaire technocrats pour vast sums of money into trying to create “conscious” artificial intelligence (AI) with “human” self-awareness, it turns out that AI is already thoroughly human in at least one […]
America’s Disappearing Cattle Ranchers
By José Niño America’s independent cattle ranchers are vanishing at an alarming rate, and the consequences extend far beyond rural communities. According to R-CALF USA (Ranchers-Cattlemen Action Legal Fund United Stockgrowers of America): American ranchers […]
AFP’s Christmas 2025 Book Catalog
Click here to check out AFP’s latest Christmas Catalog that was just released in the new issue.
Issue 45/46 2025 News You May Have Missed
Who’s America First? The pro-Israel wing of the Republican Party is in complete meltdown as more and more conservatives side with America-first voices like Tucker Carlson and Steven Bannon, who recognize we need to part […]
Populism, Not Plutocracy, Is the Wave of the Future
By Paul Angel Election day 2025 in Virginia, where I live, was a disaster for Republicans. They got what we call a “down home country whippin’.” Click the Link Below to Listen to the Audio of […]
EPSTEIN AN ISRAELI ASSET
By the Staff of AFP Last spring, over 100,000 emails from former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak’s personal inbox were leaked by a group known as Distributed Denial of Service, the organization widely believed to […]
Political Violence Not Nearly as Bad as in the Past
By Donald Jeffries The recent assassination of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk brought home the fact of how common such tragedies have been, both here in the United States and around the world. George Bernard Shaw […]
What We Can Learn from ‘Feudalism’
By Antonius J. Patrick A reoccurring theme among many conservative and libertarian financial analysts is to disparagingly equate contemporary power grabs by governments and/or collusion between states and Big Business, which augment the power of […]
Will Both Sides Make Concessions Needed for Peace?
By Phil Giraldi The ceasefire in Gaza, if it can be called that in light of claims of violations coming from both Israeli and Palestinian sources, is seeking to establish common ground to enable moving […]
Case Could Determine Future of Fourth Amendment
By José Niño William Trevor Case was shot in his own home by police officers when they entered without a warrant. Now the Supreme Court must decide whether that entry was constitutional, and the answer […]
U.S. Going Back to Afghanistan?
By Richard Walker President Donald Trump’s request to the Taliban to let him have the massive Bagram air base that featured prominently during the Afghan War was rejected, but it signaled a renewed focus on […]
AI Boom: Turning Potential Prosperity Into Bust
By Nick Griffin Is Artificial Intelligence (AI) a boon that will shortly usher in an “Age of Abundance” for all humanity, or is it a curse that will wipe us all out? Readers will have […]
China Leaps Ahead With 21st-Century Industrial Robots
By Nick Griffin While aware and informed Americans weigh the possible threat of Chinese bio-terrorism, and Brits learn about their Labour government’s cover up of a Chinese spy ring, one of the biggest of the […]
