31 August 2006 | Uncategorized | Matt Barganier
Just how obnoxiously self-righteous is the U.S. government? From retired ambassador John R. Hamilton:
Attempts to explain the vehemence of anti-U.S. feeling abroad correctly home in on Iraq and other unpopular policies of the current administration. But over the past three decades the kudzu-like growth of another U.S. practice, used by Congress and by Democratic and [...]
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31 August 2006 | Uncategorized | Scott Horton
The great Charles Goyette, host of the morning show on KFNX 1100 AM in Phoenix, Arizona, interviewed 7 different guests – including Antiwar.com founder and managing editor Eric Garris – Thursday, on the subject of the possibility of military conscription in the United States.
Check out the description of the three-hour show along with the guests.
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31 August 2006 | Uncategorized | Jeremy Sapienza
I read with interest and amusement, once again, that the military is warning that Iran will have nuclear weapons in as little as five years. Let’s ignore that there is no evidence that Iran is seeking a nuclear weapons program, that they really have little substantial to gain from such a program, and that we [...]
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31 August 2006 | Uncategorized | Justin Raimondo
According to the Israeli website Arutz Sheva:
“Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents in Atlanta have arrested the Israeli security officer at the Israeli consulate in the city. Details to follow.”
Gee, I wonder if it has anything to do with this, or — more ominously — this. Stay tuned…
[Hat tip: National Review]
Update: No, it’s not espionage [...]
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30 August 2006 | Uncategorized | Sam Koritz
I just finished reading Charlton Heston’s autobiography — one of two he’s written, I think — In the Arena. Unlike some of my friends, I don’t mind his guns rights work nor his anti-Ice T Cop Killer agitation. I wanted to know more about two of my favorite dystopian movies, Planet of the Apes & [...]
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30 August 2006 | Uncategorized | Justin Raimondo
I see David Weigel has a response to my column, posted on Andrew Sullivan’s blog: he, Michael Totten, and the blogger formerly known as Wonkette are filling in for Candy Andy while he takes yet another vacation.
I don’t really have that much of a bone to pick with David: as I said in my original [...]
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30 August 2006 | Uncategorized | James Bovard
The Future of Freedom Foundation today posted online the full text of my Freedom Daily article on “Killing in the Name of Democracy.”
The parallels between the rhetoric of Presidents McKinley, Wilson, and others and Bush’s recent doggerel is stunning. America has been commiting righteous slaughter in the name of democracy for far longer than most people realize.
Here’s [...]
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29 August 2006 | Uncategorized | Laurence Vance
Click here for a larger PDF to check Bush’s vision.
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28 August 2006 | Uncategorized | Scott Horton
John J. Mearsheimer and Steven M. Walt, authors of The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy made an appearence on C-SPAN Monday to discuss those very things.
Watch it here.
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27 August 2006 | Uncategorized | James Bovard
The Los Angeles Times ran a piece of mine today that advocates using the same coercive interrogation methods on congressmen that Congress approve for Bush’s military tribunals.
Full text of the piece is at the LATimes here (registration required?) and at my website here.
Comments welcome at http://jimbovard.com/blog/2006/08/27/how-to-pry-the-truth-out-of-congressmen/
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26 August 2006 | Uncategorized | Scott Horton
Why would anyone support the American president at this point? The answer is simple: Cowardice.
Republicans are sissies. They talk tough and drive trucks, but in truth are very afraid that a scary Arabic Islamo-Fascist™ is going to come to hurt them – for no reason except perhaps jealousy – and because they are so [...]
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23 August 2006 | Uncategorized | Matt Barganier
Antiwar.com contributor Leon Hadar discusses his book Sandstorm: Policy Failure in the Middle East on C-SPAN.
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