Gabrielo Kolko's "The Politics of War: The World and United States Foreign Policy, 1943-1945" (1968) is also about the beginning of America empire.

who the hell are these guys and wtf does it have to do with Chapo 

ahhhf-gahn-is-stahhhn says the sophisticated lad

Max Boot is a jackhole. The Dry Boys ripping him to pieces: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qk7gc6aiMaU

Trump was the only president to meet with the leadership of North Korea inside the demilitarized zone. As with most of the things done by Trump, it went nowhere, but it proved that if you are willing to ignore the Georgetown groupthink, you can create spaces to operate in.

The Soviets were NOT totalitarian. Stop having radlibs on the show ffs

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This is the first episode of Chapo all-stars Derek Davison & Daniel Bessner’s new foreign policy podcast “American Prestige”. To get more, go here: http://patreon.com/americanprestige

In the premiere episode of American Prestige, Danny and Derek get into the US's withdrawal from Afghanistan. Did the military intentionally botch the withdrawal? Has the imperial frontier contracted in any meaningful way? Will the Taliban gain legitimacy with the Afghan people?

Plus, an in-depth interview with Stephen Wertheim, discussing his new book “Tomorrow, the World”, which explores how and why during World War II U.S. elites decided that their nation should, indeed must, dominate the world.

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