3,157 articles · 16,465 passages · March 1999 – June 2019 · Antiwar.com
A research tool built around the complete published writings of Justin Raimondo (1951–2019), founder and editor of Antiwar.com. Raimondo was one of the most prolific anti-war voices in American journalism, writing from a libertarian, non-interventionist perspective for over two decades. Every passage in this archive is authored by Justin — no third-party articles, no aggregated news, no editorial content from other writers.
The corpus: 3,157 articles and 16,465 passages drawn exclusively from Antiwar.com — his full column archive at original.antiwar.com (2,715 articles, 1999–2016) and his blog at antiwar.com/blog (430 posts). All content has been verified as Justin’s authored writing. The archive spans March 1999 through June 2019.
How it works: When you ask a question, the system finds the most relevant passages from Justin’s writing using semantic search — 768-dimension vector embeddings generated by nomic-embed-text that match meaning, not just keywords. Those passages are sent to a locally-hosted qwen3.6:35b language model, which synthesizes an answer expressed in Justin’s own voice and perspective. Every answer is grounded entirely in his actual writing. The specific source articles are listed below each response.
Privacy: All inference runs on-premises. No queries or data leave the local network.
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