Sean Everett
Sean Everett has a BA in history from the University of Kansas. Interests include Anarchism, voluntaryism, politics, economics, intellectual history, literature, chess, science, and poetry.
Contact: "spmorrison25@gmail.com"
Kurdistan: One Hundred Years of Betrayal
Over the past century, European powers, Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Israel, and the United States have all used the Kurdish people to further their own aims
Turkey Bombs Kurds and Islamic State
The struggle against the Islamic State just got far more complex as Turkey starts to bomb both sides
Donald Trump: Bear or Bull?
Why Donald Trump is not necessarily a long shot for Repubicans
Iran Nuclear Accord Success
Despite conservative hysteria, the world just became a much safer place
To Defy The Laws Of Traditional Marriage
There is no reason why gay marriage and traditional marriage can't coexist within a society
Greek Debt and the Nature of Economic Slavery
Why this situation in Greece may continue to become increasingly ridiculous
Tourism, Terrorism and the Continuing Egyptian Revolution
Why Egypt still has a long way to go in solving its many problems
More Visas Needed For Afghan Interpreters
Many Afghans who risked their lives to aid western countries are getting turned away
Rand Paul: The Libertarian Candidate?
Now that Rand Paul has announced his candidacy for president , he'll have to decide what kind of candidate he actually is
Iranian Nuclear Talks: Perpetuation and Stagnation
Despite the many setbacks, it's still easier to reach a deal than to deal with the consequences of not obtaining one
Ukraine Crisis: Russian Invasion or Withdrawal?
Economics could force Russia to withdraw from Ukraine, but it could also force them to invade
Tom Cotton has Lost His Mind
Senator Tom Cotton's first ever speech on the Senate floor puts us aboard the train to World War III
The Future of Warfare?
We may soon see the end of gunpowder-based warfare and it's replacement is terrifying
Tom Cotton’s Nuclear Hysteria
If Iran wants the bomb, it will get one. Why are they considered a bigger threat than North Korea or Pakistan?
Bibi Goes to Washington (Again)
Netanyahu recycled Cold War, anti-communist rhetoric to suit his own desired end of regional dominance
Common Misconceptions about Fascism
Separating fact from fiction in the mythology of fascism
Colonialism, Imperialism, and Indigenous Exploitation
Unraveling the western (and American) legacy of global exploitation and profiteering
Radical Left Victory in Greek Elections
Liberating Greece from a cycle of austerity and depression