“In the midst of chaos, there is also opportunity” Sun-Tzu
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Tim Miller retweeted
Theres been a lot of rumblings out there of what “the plan” is to create a new lane for the America First movement. I have spent the last couple of months getting in contact a very diverse group of voices to pitch a plan that benefits and represents everybody within the coalition, that gives us something new while also having built in infrastructure, that maintains tactical flexibility to support legitimately good primary candidates while also having our own thing, and that focuses scarce, upstart resources on the highest value pressure points to make real impact toward our interests within the political system.
There is a plan, there are leaders, and there is a strategy. Big announcements will be coming soon on all of that.
For now, know that we are building a home for this movement that we call the American Liberty Party. This party will be America First, and its focuses will be on the sovereignty and freedom of the American nation, their interests, their justice, their liberty, their institutions, their families and their ability to earn a living to sustain these things.
We need your help. We need to know that you all are with us, ready to move, to act and to fight for the preservation of the American dream.
AmericanLibertyParty.com
6 years later, and I have a hard time finding the words to describe how I feel about my father dying. It seems like yesterday and another lifetime simultaneously. I can still hear his ridiculous jokes and see him working on the truck, or grilling some steaks in the summertime or snoring at 7pm because he always woke up super early for his pre-sunrise coffee and cigarettes. On the other hand, those moments seem like I dreamt them, or like they were scenes from a movie I can't watch anymore. One thing that doesn't change, is that after 6 years, grief still comes in waves. A song comes on, or something said in a conversation brings it all back and it hits you like a tidal wave. 6 years later and there still seems like so much that was never said or done together. 6 years later, and I still miss him.
Tim Miller retweeted
Tuesday in Austin, I'm doing an event with @joekent16jan19, @KelleyBVlahos, @DanMcKnight30 and @AdamWeinstein where we will say antiwar things.
Tim Miller retweeted
If you are in Kentucky’s 4th congressional district get out there and vote for Jeremy Todd @Jtodd601 !
Unfortunately we lost Thomas Massie in congress due to millions being spent against him by the Israel lobby & the Epstein class, but we can hold KY-4 with Jeremy Todd!
Tim Miller retweeted
The Eastern Shore of Maryland deserves better “representation” than this Retard @RepAndyHarrisMD
Holy shit
Israel’s New – and Terrifying – Security Doctrine
by Trita Parsi | Oct 13, 2026 | News | 0 comments
Reprinted with permission from Trita Parsi’s Substack.
If you read one thing today, make sure it is this:
In a stunning piece published by the head of one of Israel’s most prominent think tanks, Maj. Gen. Tamir Hayman describes the reality of Israel’s new security doctrine:
A few crucial principles he describes:
1. The United States is a “declining power” and, given its ongoing social and political shifts, will soon abandon Israel in any event. This is compelling Israel to move toward greater self-reliance in order to avoid “excessive dependence” on the US since it “exposes Israel to the influence of a progressive American value system that is incompatible with Israel’s Jewish character.”
Then he concludes: “Severing ties with the United States is therefore not only inevitable, but essential to Israel’s independence and the resilience of its Jewish national identity.”
2. Primacy of Jewish Identity over Democracy: The state’s Jewish identity takes precedence over its democratic system of government.
3. Peace as a Means Rather Than an End: “A meaningful peace agreement is unattainable in the Middle East, as peace agreements are merely technical and temporary arrangements requiring constant reassessment. According to this view, peace is not an intrinsic value that generates security, but a means of achieving other policy objectives.”
4. “Rejection of the Independent Existence of Arab States: The underlying premise is that most Arab states are not genuine nation-states, but collections of tribes and ethnic groups lacking a shared history and a foundational national vision. Consequently, undermining their stability is viewed as a natural process, one that Israel can manage more effectively than it can contend with strong nation-states, and one that it should even encourage.”
5. “War as a Foundational State: War is essential to national security and cannot be replaced by a state of peace, which, as noted, is merely a means rather than an end…. War is necessary, and preventive war is preferable because it secures a significant achievement at the outset.”
6. “Absolute Priority for Initiative and Offense over Defense: Preemptive, surprise strikes are viewed as the only way to achieve victory, giving offense precedence over defense.”
And there’s more.
Important to note that Hayman does not advocate for this. Rather, he contends that this already is the new security doctrine of Israel.
He is describing reality as he sees it. And that reality simply is not compatible with a US or Western alliance with Israel – unless the West transforms into a similar entity that treats war as a permanent and desirable state of being.
Read the full piece here:
inss.org.il/publication/new-…
Trita Parsi is the Executive VP of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft and an award-winning author. Washingtonian Magazine has named him one of the 25 most influential voices on foreign policy. Noam Chomsky calls him “one of the most distinguished scholars on Iran”
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Tim Miller retweeted
For getting on stage and basically calling entertainers who get political, retarded.
James Hetfield - NOT a retard
Tim Miller retweeted
Maryland just sent 300 National Guard troops to the horn of Africa. It doesn' matter what your political affiliat is. These wars have to end. Help us pass @DefendTheGuard here in Maryland. Pressure your legislatures.
Last week, @DanMcKnight30 returned to @TYT to speak with @cenkuygur about recent endorsements for @DefendTheGuard, our legislation's prospects for success, and how it requires conservatives and progressives to put aside differences to focus on WAR putting AMERICA FIRST 🇺🇸
Watch the full interview.
Tim Miller retweeted
Last week, @DanMcKnight30 returned to @TYT to speak with @cenkuygur about recent endorsements for @DefendTheGuard, our legislation's prospects for success, and how it requires conservatives and progressives to put aside differences to focus on WAR putting AMERICA FIRST 🇺🇸
Watch the full interview.
Tim Miller retweeted
Tucker is so good at this. Here, he completely deconstructs this British politician’s entire theory of just war in under ten minutes. It quickly becomes transparent that the scaffolding upholding his entire moral justification for the nuking of Hiroshima and Nagasaki is just thought-terminating clichés, not a deep understanding of the tradition that begat ideas like “jus ad bellum” or “jus in bello” or something like that.
And this is why Tucker’s so popular. Compare these interviews with the ones he regularly gets from corporate press journalists. The difference in intellect is clear, but it also becomes obvious that, although traditional media pretends to care about speaking “truth to power,” on matters of war and peace, they are puppets for the regime. He's quite literally the only one with the same access who is doing it right.
Tim Miller retweeted
It is a very good thing that we are getting our troops out of Iraq.
In his first term President Trump had great instincts about our wars in the Middle East and attempted to get us out back then.
He was thwarted by the neocons & the Israeli lobbyists who knew they needed Iraq to launch a war with Iran.
President Trump should reflect on his thinking from his first term & see that he got it right back then & apply those lessons today— end the war in Iran by declaring victory & leaving before we are pulled further into this destructive quagmire.
Tim Miller retweeted
Did you know the US has bombed Somalia 86 times this year
US Launches Two More Airstrikes in Somalia as Bombing Campaign Continues Amid Media Blackout
The US has bombed Somalia at least 86 times this year
#Somalia #AFRICOM
news.antiwar.com/2026/09/30/…
Today marks a decades long US quagmire in Iraq officially. Meanwhile, National Guard troops from Maryland, Pennsylvania, and other states are on their way to the Horn of Africa, for more pointless Imperialism
