In a recent article on LewRockwell.com, Ryan McMaken rightly wonders whether Americans are willing to drop nuclear bombs (with all their accompanying radiation, fallout, and lung-busting shock waves) and then claim it was worth the lives of some 50,000 impoverished peasants living nearby? Based upon a review of historical precedent, it would seem that the answer is an unqualified "Yes." And that is a sickening thing. First, consider the War Between the States. The armies of Forced Union killed thousands upon thousands of Southern civilians. Recall Sherman’s March to the Sea. Homes burned, lives ruined. Mothers forced to prostitute themselves … Continue reading Bloodshed Coming