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Scott Horton Champions Paul, Kucinich Fusion Ticket 2012 – PAUL Fest

August 26, 2012 August 26, 2012 Start with joke. With this presidential campaign and the last, congressman Dr. Ron Paul has achieved world-historical greatness, having swayed an entire generation of Americans back to our country's Jeffersonian, individualist roots....

The Antiwar Comic: Imagine

In honor of Dr. Paul's awesome speech and Scott's awesome speech about Dr. Paul, here's the Antiwar Comic inspired by Dr. Paul's famous speech.

Recent Episodes of the Scott Horton Show

11/18/22 Daniel McAdams on the Poland Missile Incident and Prospects for Negotiations

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Scott is joined by Daniel McAdams to talk about the war in Ukraine. They start with the incident on Tuesday when a missile crossed into Poland, a NATO country, and killed two people on a farm. That leads to a discussion about the possibility of negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow. McAdams argues against the idea that Republicans are about to turn against the provision of military support for Ukraine. Finally, they touch on the FTX situation. 

Discussed on the show:

  • “WaPo Neocon Josh Rogin: Republicans Responsible for Ukraine Loss” (Antiwar.com)
  • “Game On” (Harpers

Daniel McAdams is the executive director of the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity and the co-host of the Ron Paul Liberty Report. Follow him on Twitter @DanielLMcAdams and read all of his work over at Antiwar.com.

This episode of the Scott Horton Show is sponsored by: The War State and Why The Vietnam War?, by Mike Swanson; Tom Woods’ Liberty Classroom; ExpandDesigns.com/Scott; and Thc Hemp Spot.

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04/24/13 – Justin Raimondo – The Scott Horton Show

Antiwar.com editorial director Justin Raimondo discusses why he thinks the (don’t say “alleged”) Boston Marathon bombers had foreign help; the neoconservative link to Chechen jihadists; the bogus “safe haven” rationale for fighting the war on terror; the bipartisan coalition of political heavyweights that lobbied for Chechen Ilyas Akmadov’s asylum – over DHS security concerns; more information-sharing problems between government agencies despite post-9/11 fixes; ending all immigration to prevent terrorist blowback; and the return of “Old Right” antiwar conservatives in the US.

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04/23/13 – Pepe Escobar – The Scott Horton Show

Globetrotting Asia Times journalist Pepe Escobar discusses the numerous holes in the “official story” of the Boston Marathon bombing; longstanding US support for Chechnyan jihadist rebels; Obama’s meeting with the Emir of Qatar on Syria policy; why the Syrian rebels can’t take Damascus and institute regime change on their own; the non-existent Iran-Al Qaeda connection; and the petroleum pipeline projects that threaten US hegemony in the Middle East/South Asia.

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04/22/13 – James Bovard – The Scott Horton Show

James Bovard, author of Public Policy Hooligan, discusses the police freak-out and virtual house arrest of millions of Bostonians after the marathon bombing; the not-too-subtle threats of violence directed at anyone who dared point a camera at a militarized cop/soldier; why the government gives an overwhelming response to terrorist attacks but hardly cares about multiple (ordinary) daily murders in large cities; and the neoconservatives’ fondness for Chechen jihadists.

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04/22/13 – Salam Al-Marayati – The Scott Horton Show

Salam Al-Marayati, President of the Muslim Public Affairs Council, discusses the many Islamic organizations condemning the Boston Marathon terrorist bombing; the ideological differences between regular Muslims and “cult of death” followers of Al-Qaeda; why most Americans have a very distorted view of Islam; and how addressing foreign policy and political problems can dissuade attention-seeking would-be terrorists.

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