Diffusionism and the Barbarism of War
Josh Snyder on what the anthropology cartel wants to hide about the development of human civilization.
Peace, Commerce, and Honest Friendship With…
North Korea?
Who’s Provoking Whom in the Koreas?
Our own Josh Snyder has sneakers on the ground.
Korea for the Koreans
Hillary, go home, says Josh Snyder.
Hillary, Go Home! Leave the Koreas to the Koreans!
Joshua Snyder
Bring All the Troops Home
And start with Korea, says Joshua Snyder.
The Mafia of Science
by Joshua Snyder
Go Home, Hillary, and Leave Us Alone
Josh Snyder writes from Asia.
New Nation, New Anthem
Josh Snyder on the song of the USSA.
Permanent Alliances With All Parts of the Foreign World
Peace, commerce, and honest friendship with none.
Buffalo vs. the Empire
Joshua Snyder on his hometown, the old republic, and the new imperium.
Mad Cows, Mad Crowds, Mad Courts
Joshua Snyder on crazy/evil government.
Why Does the US Still Occupy South Korea?
Joshua Snyder on "defense."
Don’t Let Them Blame the Market
Joshua Snyder on the global food crisis.
Benedict in America
Joshua N. Snyder on why the classical-liberal pope is more American than the president.
The Emperor and the Peasant
Joshua Snyder on two Austrian heroes for peace.
Just $10 Billion To Occupy Your Country
Joshua Snyder on being Seouled a bill of goods.
Tasan
Joshua Snyder on Korea's 19th-century Confucian classical liberal.
Anglo-Saxon Anarcho-Traditionalism
Joshua Snyder on the spontaneous order of English spelling.
America’s Ch’in Shih-huang
Joshua Snyder on the Emperor Lincoln.
The Tao of Non-Interventionism
Joshua Snyder on ancient Chinese wisdom.
Pareto and Ron Paul
Joshua Snyder on the long tail.
The Expatriate’s Patriot
Joshua Snyder on Ron Paul.
Killing Japs and Ay-rabs
It's not like they're our fellow Christians or humans.
America’s Entangling East Asian Alliances
Joshua Snyder on why Ron Paul is right.
Saigon’s Spontaneous Order
Joshua Snyder on traffic anarchy in Vietnam.
Ron Paul Tzu
Dr. Paul deserves the Chinese title of "master," given to the great sages of antiquity, says Joshua Snyder.