Renewed Hope for Right to Repair
With US president Biden’s recent executive order to promote competition in the American economy, many are hoping this will lead to further pushes to fight for the right to repair. Continue Reading
Biden Creates Council to Encourage Competition, Will They Succeed or Will Their Donors?
In July US President Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. signed an executive order for the purpose of “Promoting Competition in the American Economy.” Many have seen this as a potential avenue Continue Reading
The Free China Pod: Play Your Hand, Jokers Wild
Afghanistan, a Biden executive order to promote competition, clothing subsidies, the Palau travel bubble, a bombing in Pakistan, Taiwan killing their native rocket program, and the boys take a test. Continue Reading
Dead Presidents – a film review
Ari: A movie that I seemed only able to fully process when I was nearly asleep. With one set of characters, this 1995 movie is made up of broken pieces of Continue Reading
China’s uncertain future threatened by the party’s foreign affairs blunders
China in recent months has been on a campaign to clear up the issues and divisions within their society. Cracking down on billionaires who defy party supremacy to the point Continue Reading
The US Needs to Protect Afghan Refugees
With the recent decision to remove US troops from Afghanistan, a decision that was made far too late, there is now another crisis that has been created, that of the Continue Reading
FCP Book Club: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Part 3
The third part of the first book in our new book club! We ready selections from Hunter S. Thompson’s Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas! Thanks for listening and never Continue Reading
America’s parallel failures in Afghanistan and Vietnam
Rather than rehashing modern political failures, this article will point to several actions that the US took in the Korean War, which led to the stability of the regime in Continue Reading
Could Lithuania be Taiwan’s Iceland?
Lithuania and Taiwan have recently agreed to set up representative offices in in their respective countries. This could potentially be a boost to Taiwan’s international recognition, especially if Lithuania decides Continue Reading
The Free China Pod: Censor That
Were back after a long break from podcasting, mostly because we were writing articles for the site which you should go check out. On this one we talk the Taliban Continue Reading