Lafayette Lee

Lafayette Lee, a contributing editor at IM-1776 known for his sharp political insights, joins to discuss shocking New Year terror attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas. The conversation dives into the attackers' military backgrounds and the implications for national security. Lee critiques the credibility of official narratives and law enforcement responses. They also explore military extremism, mental health issues among veterans, and the need to reconsider immigration policies like the H-1B visa program amid changing national identity.

Founder of IM-1776, Lafayette Lee, joins to discuss the ongoing battle between the constitutional order and the administrative state. Topics include the power struggle at the Texas border, origins of the constitutional crisis, interplay of moral and civil rights revolutions, role of dictators and legitimacy in government, the left's plan and immigration crisis, and debasing of the administrative state.

Join John Fieldhouse, a former Army officer and expert on military affairs; Daryl Cooper, a commentator on historical geopolitics; Christopher Sandbach, a historian; and Lafayette Lee, an editor and interviewer, as they unravel Edward N. Luttwak's 'Coup d'État.' They dive into the mechanics of coups, emphasizing the impact of state bureaucracy, social dynamics, and elite decisions. Discover how economic conditions, foreign influence, and corporate power shape the likelihood of regime change, alongside essential coup strategies and tactics!

Join John Fieldhouse, a former Army officer and PhD expert on insurgencies, Daryl Cooper, a political commentator, Christopher Sandbatch, a political writer, and Lafayette Lee, an insightful interviewer, as they delve into Edward N. Luttwak's 'Coup D'état.' The discussion covers military strategies behind coups, the impact of communication technology, and the interplay of politics and belief systems. They explore wealth disparities, the complexities of political loyalty, and historical contexts that influence modern governance, all while tackling the nuances of power dynamics in today's world.

Lafayette Lee, a political commentary expert, joins to delve into Edward N. Luttwak's insights from 'Coup D'état'. They discuss the complexities of power within political structures and critique how various ideologies mask true dynamics. An intriguing comparison of historical mining towns reveals socio-economic upheavals shaping political landscapes. Lee also highlights the impact of corporate sentiment on political events, examining how foreign influences challenge local governance and stability. Their conversation uncovers the intricate interplay between power, governance, and societal change.