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James Holbrooks

James Holbrooks

James Holbrooks covers geopolitics with a particular emphasis on Asia. Domestically, he writes about the state of the criminal justice system and issues of censorship. James' analyses have been published at Antiwar.com, and he regularly contributes to Scott Horton's project, the Libertarian Institute.

Top General Issues Urgent Warning Over US, China Collision Course in Africa

The global hegemony of the United States is being challenged, and the contest is perfectly encapsulated in what’s happening now in the small African nation of Djibouti.

March 09th, 2018

By James Holbrooks

Top General Issues Urgent Warning Over US, China Collision Course in Africa

China is the rising world power. This much is clear, but nowhere is that reality felt more than behind closed doors in Washington, D.C. The global hegemony of the United States is being challenged, and the contest is perfectly encapsulated in what’s happening now in the small African nation of Djibouti. Strategically located at

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James Holbrooks

James Holbrooks

James Holbrooks covers geopolitics with a particular emphasis on Asia. Domestically, he writes about the state of the criminal justice system and issues of censorship. James' analyses have been published at Antiwar.com, and he regularly contributes to Scott Horton's project, the Libertarian Institute.

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China’s Launches Plan To Challenge The Petrodollar: The Petroyuan

The establishment of China’s petroyuan will allow countries to limit their dependency on the U.S. dollar, and to circumvent U.S. sanctions.

October 26th, 2017

By James Holbrooks

China’s Launches Plan To Challenge The Petrodollar: The Petroyuan

Financial analysts are increasingly pointing out that China has some very grand plans when it comes to petroleum markets, and that if those plans succeed, the U.S. could see the dollar 

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James Holbrooks

James Holbrooks

James Holbrooks covers geopolitics with a particular emphasis on Asia. Domestically, he writes about the state of the criminal justice system and issues of censorship. James' analyses have been published at Antiwar.com, and he regularly contributes to Scott Horton's project, the Libertarian Institute.

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Trump To Put Raytheon Lobbyist In Charge Of Army

Mark Esper’s nomination is Trump’s third attempt to fill the position of Army secretary.

July 25th, 2017

By James Holbrooks

Trump To Put Raytheon Lobbyist In Charge Of Army

(Analysis) --- Last Wednesday, it was reported that Donald Trump was moving to nominate Raytheon lobbyist Mark Esper for secretary of

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James Holbrooks

James Holbrooks

James Holbrooks covers geopolitics with a particular emphasis on Asia. Domestically, he writes about the state of the criminal justice system and issues of censorship. James' analyses have been published at Antiwar.com, and he regularly contributes to Scott Horton's project, the Libertarian Institute.

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Ron Paul’s Interview With Edward Snowden Is The Best Thing You’ll See All Week

Snowden discusses the true meaning of freedom, the nature of the deep state, and even his upbringing as a child of a government family in an interview with Ron Paul.

June 21st, 2017

By James Holbrooks

Ron Paul’s Interview With Edward Snowden Is The Best Thing You’ll See All Week

“Saying that you don’t care about privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don’t care about freedom of speech because you have nothing to say.” That comment was made by famed whistleblower Edward Snowden during a recent

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James Holbrooks

James Holbrooks

James Holbrooks covers geopolitics with a particular emphasis on Asia. Domestically, he writes about the state of the criminal justice system and issues of censorship. James' analyses have been published at Antiwar.com, and he regularly contributes to Scott Horton's project, the Libertarian Institute.

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Trump’s Poll Numbers Rise For Every Bomb He Drops

Trump’s surge in poll numbers is experienced by presidents in times of war and international tensions, as the country “rallies ’round the flag.”

April 19th, 2017

By James Holbrooks

Trump’s Poll Numbers Rise For Every Bomb He Drops

Highlighting the phenomenon of the “rally effect” — the surge in popular support presidents can receive in times of geopolitical crisis — one media outlet just drew attention to the fact that Donald Trump is seeing a bump in his approval ratings since his recent flexing of military muscle. Writing for Quartz on Monday, Annalisa Merelli

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James Holbrooks

James Holbrooks

James Holbrooks covers geopolitics with a particular emphasis on Asia. Domestically, he writes about the state of the criminal justice system and issues of censorship. James' analyses have been published at Antiwar.com, and he regularly contributes to Scott Horton's project, the Libertarian Institute.

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Opioid Overdose Deaths Plummet In States Which Legalized Medical Marijuana

Hospitalization rates for opioid painkiller dependence and abuse dropped on average 23 percent in states after marijuana was permitted for medical purposes.

March 30th, 2017

By James Holbrooks

Opioid Overdose Deaths Plummet In States Which Legalized Medical Marijuana

As Attorney General Jeff Sessions continues to lament what he views as a blight on society, a new study is showing

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James Holbrooks

James Holbrooks

James Holbrooks covers geopolitics with a particular emphasis on Asia. Domestically, he writes about the state of the criminal justice system and issues of censorship. James' analyses have been published at Antiwar.com, and he regularly contributes to Scott Horton's project, the Libertarian Institute.

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How The VA’s Mistakes Are Sending Thousands Of Veterans Into Debt

The VA’s efforts to recoup overpayments made to veterans are putting many vets deep into debt, often with no recourse.

March 29th, 2017

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How The VA’s Mistakes Are Sending Thousands Of Veterans Into Debt

“You get all of these promises that, ‘Hey, you do 20 years and you’ll get this.’ And when it comes down to the end, it’s like, damn. You really can’t support your family when they are taking your whole check away.” That comment came from Army veteran Tad Steckler, 40, a retired master sergeant and winner of a medal for heroism, in an

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James Holbrooks

James Holbrooks

James Holbrooks covers geopolitics with a particular emphasis on Asia. Domestically, he writes about the state of the criminal justice system and issues of censorship. James' analyses have been published at Antiwar.com, and he regularly contributes to Scott Horton's project, the Libertarian Institute.

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