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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Iran Mows The Lawn
Today’s podcast provides a Middle East update, six months after Trump’s idiotic choice to launch a war against Iran. We cover Yemen’s jump in to the war, and “The Mecca Agreement” another hopeless defense agreement between regional players....
The Real “Great Game”
With today’s podcast we complete our mini-unit on Japan, by jumping back to its rise to power. Most of today’s episode is drawn from “The Other Great Game: The Opening of Korea and the Birth of Modern East Asia” by Sheila Miyoshi Jager.
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Trump's Worst Legacy Is An Out of Control Military
An out of control military has been the death of many systems of representative democracy. Roman analogies for the United States aren’t my favorite, but the decades long transition from Republic to one-man rule was all about over-mighty gen...
Japan Is Our Greatest Ally
Today’s podcast was inspired by the Treasury Department’s intervention to shore up the Yen on or around July 30th. It’s a rare Trump administration action that I entirely approve of. Sure, it probably could have been done in a way that was...
Some Michigan Senate Thoughts
As much as I would like it to be the case, very few people vote directly on foreign policy. I’m confident that Gaza was a big factor in Kamala Harris’s 2024 presidential election loss, but it was nowhere near as big a factor as Biden’s (bar...
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Every use of military force makes the United States weaker. So let's not do that.
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