Scott Horton

[Fife]

https://scotthorton.org/

https://www.antiwar.com/

https://libertarianinstitute.org/




https://www.amazon.com/Fools-Errand-Tim ... 07566KR46/

[heydaralon]

Horton hears a hatred of America and the Public Good



I wonder if this author even knows about the 8000 miles of paved roads that the international forces left for the Afghani people.



The country had only 50 miles before we got there, and they didn't have any Papa Johns to do it for them. Heroin farmers aint up to the task. If we leave now, the Taliban will just destroy the roads, so we kind of have to stay.

[TheReal_ND]

Great album

[Hastur]

[heydaralon]

What part of National Security issue does Scott Horton not get? The government says me need to keep being there, end of discussion. People will die if we leave Afghanistan. Potholes will form.

[SuburbanFarmer]

For gods sake. What if they develop traffic light technology?

[Speaker to Animals]

Horton hears a hatred of America and the Public Good



I wonder if this author even knows about the 8000 miles of paved roads that the international forces left for the Afghani people.



The country had only 50 miles before we got there, and they didn't have any Papa Johns to do it for them. Heroin farmers aint up to the task. If we leave now, the Taliban will just destroy the roads, so we kind of have to stay.

I wonder what the Taliban version of the Electric Koolaid Acid Experiment would be like, and what it would be like to be on that bus.

[TheReal_ND]

lol

[Fife]

Episode 203: Destroying the Russia-Gate Narrative w/ Scott Horton


Pete invited Scott Horton to come back to the show to share the information he has gathered on what has come to be known as "Russia-Gate." Scott goes over the facts and comes to a conclusion that many "Never-Trumpers" would probably frown at.

http://freemanbeyondthewall.libsyn.com/ ... ott-horton

[Speaker to Animals]

Horton hears a hatred of America and the Public Good



I wonder if this author even knows about the 8000 miles of paved roads that the international forces left for the Afghani people.



The country had only 50 miles before we got there, and they didn't have any Papa Johns to do it for them. Heroin farmers aint up to the task. If we leave now, the Taliban will just destroy the roads, so we kind of have to stay.

The Soviets built them roads too. The roads were gone when we showed up in 2002.