Foreign Policy/Veterans Issues Episodes

On today's episode, I'm joined once again by James Sceniak, Libertarian candidate for US Senate in Indiana!

We'll be discussing how the United States is currently involved in an endless war on terror funded by The Fed's endless printing of money that has cost us trillions of dollars while also infringing on our civil rights through mass surveillance, indefinite detention without trial, torture, and assassination by drone strikes.

Tom Norton has a simple message: he's running for Congress because he wants to defend our values.

"I decided to run because, in March of 2020, I got out of the Marine Corps after serving five and a half years. And I got back in mid-March, March 15, and I went to go work my first job as a normal person again. And they laid me off right after my first day."

Returning to the program today is Professor Sarah Burns (Associate Professor of Political Science at the Rochester Institute of Technology) to give her report card grade of the Biden administration's foreign policy priorities - namely Afghanistan, Ukraine/Russia, and China/Taiwan. "My difficulty with Biden is he's also an he's definitely an elder statesman. And he's also a former cold warrior. So when you're thinking about how he's going to view the world, he's going to view it as...

On today's episode of The Brian Nichols Show, I'm joined once again by Mike ter Maat! However... this time, he's announced that he's seeking to be the Libertarian Party candidate for 2024! "I think that the big basket, of course, is that the Democratic Party and the and the Republican Party have gone off the rails in terms of their respect for the Constitution. They hate each other so much that they are willing to do anything to suppress each other, including lying to the media - the...

"A normal regular gasoline vehicle has somewhere in the region of 800 to 1000 semiconductors. An EV has more than double that."

What do you think about the current state of our union?

History doesn't necessarily repeat itself... but it certainly rhymes.

Eric Brakey and Brian Nichols break down the top stories of 2021!

We need to be realistic vs. idealistic when talking foreign policy.

Don't try and be something for everyone.

How are these libertarians helping veterans in need?

Original Show Notes: Listen as Hillary explains how Chavez and the concepts of socialism took control of Venezuela through the use of divisiveness, cause by building resentment between the differing wage classes. Later, Hillary discusses the deteriorating of the Venezuelan economy caused by the socialist policies of Chavez, the death of Chavez, and the new rule under Maduro. Finally, we conclude by discussing what those in favor of socialism today should learn from the failed socialist policies ...

Why does this Gen Z activist want to keep Afghanistan in the national discourse?

How did a 20-year war crippled the American Empire?

"We don't need governments involved in this uprising... We need people."

How can a plant known as the "vine of the dead" help heal instead of simply treating symptoms in the living?

When art meets defensive security measures, creativity wins the day.

Have you heard about what's happening in Myanmar? Don't worry, if you said "no", you're sadly not alone. Joining me today is a panel of young activists raising awareness to the tragedy unfolding in Myanmar as the military coup continues.

We all accept that the government doesn't tell us certain information. Now, government will say it's due to "national security" or some other reason, but what about the government using the media apparatus to actively misinform the public? Donnie Gebert is a former government insider who outlines the extent that government goes to misinform the public, and how a "Direct Republic" could help solve a lot of our problems.

With COVID at the top of every news program, the discussion on foreign policy/affairs has decreased significantly, with many folks unaware of the happenings in the across the world. One such region that hasn't received as much focus us that of the country of Israel and the greater Middle East regions. Joining the program to help bring Israel and the Middle East back into focus is Scott Feltman. Scott is the executive vice president of One Israel Fund, an American philanthropy, that gives humanitarian and security aid (more than 65 million over the past 26 years) to the Jewish communities in Judea, Samaria and the Jordan Valley and joins the program to highlight the work One Israel Fund accomplished over the past quarter century and the changing political dynamics in the greater Middle East.

Will Joe Biden's Foreign policy be more like that of a Trump administration, or are we going to see a return to a more Obama-like foreign policy? Sarah Burns, Associate Professor of Political Science at the Rochester Institute of Technology, joins the program to specifically look at what to expect from a Biden administration in regards to foreign policy, but also how the executive branch has been able to wield such power in deciding American foreign policy.