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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Let Iran Keep The Strait
On today’s podcast we are happy to once again host J.J. McCullough, the popular Canadian YouTuber. We launched the conversation with a discussion of his thought provoking recent substack “3 Questions About Iran”. This first half of our conv...
The Russia Ukraine War Has To End...
It’s been four years since Russia invaded Ukraine. Estimates vary, but at least half a million people have been killed. It’s time for this to end. There’s a lot of excitement recently about the tables turning in Ukraine’s direction, but we’...
We Turned Iraq Into Lebanon
Empire can take many different forms. In all of them, it’s about crafting dependence. A weak state is a subject state. The more chaotic a jurisdiction is, the easier it is for more powerful countries to run roughshod over that country and i...
Robert Kagan Is Not Your Friend
Robert Kagan is usually pretty wrong about everything. Despite, or perhaps because of this, he’s one of the most respected foreign policy analysts in the country. Every six months or so, he comes out with some ridiculous think piece, usuall...
Militarism Doesn't Work
Militarism is a scam.
As a policy, militarism is a loser, everywhere it’s been tried. The central lesson of World War II is that doubling down on “toughness” and martial vigor, Pete Hegseth style, is for losers. Germany and Japan thought...
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Every use of military force makes the United States weaker. So let's not do that.
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