30 March 2005 | Uncategorized | Justin Raimondo
Remember how the elections in Kyrgyzstan were supposed to have been “rigged”? That was the reason for the “Tulip Revolution,” or the “Pink Revolution,” or whatever is going on in one of the poorest and most isolated countries in the former Soviet Union. The “revolution” appears to have gone full circle, however, with the newly-installed [...]
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29 March 2005 | Uncategorized | Justin Raimondo
I’m having such fun with those wacky craaaaazy zonked-out jokesters over at Frontpage — the neoconservative equivalent of Ken Kesey’s Prankster Bus — that I can hardly stand it. First it’s the screaming headline on Horowitz’s blog this morning — “Saddam Hussein website comes to the defense of Juan Cole and Justin Raimondo and attacks [...]
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29 March 2005 | Uncategorized | Mike Ewens
I added a monthly donate option via Paypal to our donate page. As with our credit card option, you can choose any (positive) level of monthly pledge. Check it out.
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29 March 2005 | Uncategorized | Justin Raimondo
Lew Rockwell has written the most thoughtful analysis of what is happening to America, and how libertarians should respond, that I have read since the days when Murray Rothbard was eviscerating statists on the right as well as the left. Here’s a taste:
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29 March 2005 | Uncategorized | Justin Raimondo
This morning I went to my favorite website — I need humor in the early hours, and David Horowitz’s Frontpage never fails to deliver, albeit unintentionally — and was definitely not disappointed by the screaming headline above David Horowitz’s “blog”: “Saddam Hussein website comes to the defense of Juan Cole and Justin Raimondo and attacks [...]
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29 March 2005 | Uncategorized | Justin Raimondo
The idea that the U.S. would ever engage in covert activities to bring down a government is so inconceivable to Nathan Hamm, of “registan.net,” that he’s shocked — shocked! — that anybody would take the memo purportedly by U.S. ambassador to Kyrgyzstan Stephen Young seriously. It’s an “obvious” forgery, he crows, with the Leisurely Professor [...]
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