• LewRockwell.com
One of the
nice things about Ron Paul's book The Revolution: A Manifesto is that he holds up what historian George Nash calls the three most
significant traditionalist thinkers of the postwar conservative
revival – Russell Kirk, Richard Weaver, and Robert Nisbet –
and notes that all three were anti-militarist to one extent or another.
This is totally unknown to American conservatives today, who think
it's "liberal" to be antiwar or to consider it overkill to spend
more on so-called "defense" than the next several dozen countries
put together.
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