Peter Farmer
Peter Farmer is a historian and commentator on national security, geopolitics and public policy issues. He has done original research on wartime resistance movements in WWII Europe, and has delivered seminars on such subjects as political violence and terrorism, the evolution of conflict, combat medicine, and related subjects. Mr. Farmer is also a scientist and a medic.
Most Recent Articles by Peter Farmer:
War is a Racket
September 4, 2013
Cui bono--to whose benefit?
Who Watches the Watchers?
June 27, 2013
Can the Modern Security State Prevent Terrorism?
Enemies of the State
June 5, 2013
The misuse of psychiatry as a tool of political repression has a long and sordid history
The Old Razzle-Dazzle
May 16, 2013
It is ironic for a man whose entire political career has been based upon the artful exploitation of spin, illusion and dazzle-dazzle
Over a Barrel
May 15, 2013
No real or lasting economic rebirth can occur in America until the petrodollar system is finally consigned to the ash heap of history
Unintended Consequences
April 11, 2013
The History and Economics of Prohibition: A Brief Primer
Post-Constitutional America: The Trap is Closing
March 4, 2013
Price of liberty is vigilance. Those willing to trade freedom for the illusion of security will end up neither free nor secure. Patriots, be warned--America is rapidly becoming a garrison state