The Morris Doctrine
Robert MorrisEvery use of military force makes the United States weaker. All of history and the news makes this obvious, but we're the only place putting this message first.
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North Korea Had A Nuclear Deal
The level of misinformation in US media about Iran’s nuclear program is immense. We are fire-hosed with lies and misrepresentations by the Trump administration, of course, but the quality of mainstream media coverage of this topic is also a...
Zohran Mamdani Is Still Winning
Today’s podcast is about taxes. Ruairi and I discuss the alarming prevalence of tax revolts in 2026. This may seem like less engaging fare than the war in Iran, but tax is a more important topic for the survival of the US republic than Iran...
The UAE Triples Down On The Old Order
You might expect the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to be getting along better after the past two months. The two countries are the second (KSA) and third (UAE) most important US proxies, and both of them h...
The Middle East Is Temporary
Nothing in the Middle East is as fixed as we like to pretend it is. The geography may not change much, and there is surprising durability in the human populations of the region. But ideas about the region and the identities of those populat...
Is the United States The Holy Roman Empire?
A month or so ago I got very interested in the 30 years war. That European conflict, 1618-1648, is often suggested as a parallel for the plight of the modern Middle East. Last month I wrote about how people ignore the most obvious parallel....
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Every use of military force makes the United States weaker. So let's not do that.
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