Gary Richied and Charlie Westerman preview their book -- A Twisted History of the United States -- and comment on other historical/current events through the lens of freedom.
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Gary Richied and Charlie Westerman preview their book -- A Twisted History of the United States -- and comment on other historical/current events through the lens of freedom.
A one-sided, avalanche of lies, false narratives and idiotic logical fallacies: Hope Tucker Carlson was prepared for exactly what he got when he interviewed Ted Cruz on the Senator's full-throated and fully convicted Zionism. The nature of Carlson's smirky responses and queries indicate that he was. Sure, he could have pushed even harder, and Tucker--being far from an isolationist and even further from an an-cap--should have not ceded so much ground, but Gary and Charlie laud him nonetheless.
Ted Cruz is a loyal soldier and patriot of the Likud Party of Israel; a Zionist maximalist who seems a bit lost in his native Canada and adopted United States. Lyndon Baines Johnson would be so proud.
Oak Parker take to the streets not to protest the closing of Catholic Churches--after all, for them, that's a cause of celebration--but rather to rail against monarchy. Really, it's this particular king with whom they are unnerved, not the previous 20 or so to whom they afforded the most abject obsequiousness.
Link to Richied article on Iranian Markets and the Petrodollar: https://hoth2ohistory.com/kish-me-once-kish-me-twice/
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Gary Richied and Charlie Westerman preview their book -- A Twisted History of the United States -- and comment on other historical/current events through the lens of freedom.
