General Flynn: Fight for Peace Before These Wars Spread
https://youtu.be/8pGxxD5ZDwk?si=IndPMUNuouVTTUuN “We are going to have to fight for peace as hard as we have been fighting and waging this war.” General Michael T. Flynn discusses the wars in the Middle East and Ukraine, the danger of further escalation, and the need to make a serious effort in negotiations. He addresses tensions with Iran, threats […]
General Flynn Joins Bill Spadea: New FBI Records, the Grand Jury & What’s Next
https://youtu.be/qjk8S3CejDA General Michael T. Flynn joins Bill Spadea on Newsmax for a wide-ranging discussion about newly released FBI records from his January 2017 interview and questions about what may come next for him. General Flynn discusses the differences he sees between FBI agents’ contemporaneous handwritten notes and the later FD-302, including how his answers were […]
General Flynn: “I’m Not Done” | FBI Documents and His Political Future
https://youtu.be/1HVI-Oxv8-k?si=aYCYoDYOvBv_ZgMS General Michael Flynn calls released FBI interview notes a “smoking gun,” arguing that the handwritten record differs materially from the official FD-302 summary of his January 2017 interview. In this conversation with Speak For America’s Host, Bill Spadea, General Flynn explains why he says the documents were never provided to his defense, discusses the […]
Perpetual Wars vs. Perpetual Peace
The Human and Economic Costs of Perpetual Wars Perpetual wars have no net benefits for anyone who fights, funds, or lives through them. Yet, our politicians and corporate titans seem to love them. War destroys lives, capital, and institutions while transferring resources to a narrow set of elite interests. Most claims made (usually by those […]
How America Avoids the Dustbin of Fallen Empires
The Americans who signed the Declaration of Independence did not know whether the country they imagined would survive its first war, but they committed themselves anyway. Their names went onto a document that placed their families, property, and lives in jeopardy because they believed future generations deserved the opportunity to govern themselves. Two hundred and […]
