Not all terrorists are equally damndable, apparently. The Washington Post has an article today on the Iraqi government’s plan to shut down the camp of the Mujaheddin-e Khalq, or MEK. This is a violent Marxist organization that was designated by the State Department as terrorists in 1997 because of their long record of killing civilians [...]
The London Police department is launching a new ad campaign to keep people frightened and submissive. The campaign includes a bizarre poster which encourages people to view as a terrorist suspect anyone who looks closely at government surveillance cameras. Here is the link the ad. sheet_road_cctv [[I could not figure out how to get this [...]
Yesterday, on the anniversary of the US invasion of Iraq, there was an interesting selection of media coverage of Antiwar.com. The long-established left-wing San Francisco newsweekly, the Bay Guardian, ran a nice piece about Antiwar.com on their Website (they will follow this with a longer piece in print next week). The conservative magazine, The New [...]
Sorry for the late notice, but Antiwar.com’s Justin Raimondo is speaking in Paris on Saturday, March 21. He is a featured speaker at the conference on ”How To Reach Peace in the 21st Century,” sponsored by the College des Bernardins and co sponsored by the Sorbonne. College des Bernardins, 21 Rue de Poissy, 75005 Paris, [...]
Earlier this week, our webmaster reported on the now infamous State of Missouri Information Analysis Center missive, “The Modern Militia Movement.” Less jaded political activists reacted with the expected righteous indignation while others subtly exploited the report with the intent to whip supporters of causes as benign as medical marijuana and homeschooling into a frenzy. [...]
While an argument could be made that all money spent on defense (war) appropriations is a waste, a new report shows that 20% of the money set aside by Congress to rebuild Iraq was “wasted” on shoddy craftsmanship and “excessive payments to contractors.” In other breaking news, $900 billion has been spent destroying offices, kiosks, [...]
