13 July 2009 | Antiwar movement, Culture, Economics, Empire, Intervention, Libertarianism, Military spending, Military-industrial complex, Neocons, Politics, US Military, War on Terror, War party | Matt Barganier
Maybe this post by George Hawley, “Solving Non-Interventionism’s Tough-Guy Problem,” wasn’t directed at Antiwar.com, but I’ll address some excerpts from it anyway.
In the years since I abandoned my status as a typical neoconservative chicken hawk and adopted Old Right non-interventionism, I’ve been somewhat uneasy with much of the movement’s rhetoric. Specifically, I often find much [...]
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04 June 2009 | Antiwar movement | Scott Horton
From TheAmericanView.com:
PASADENA, Maryland – This event will occur on Friday, June 5, 2009, at 7:00 PM. As with past “First Friday” lectures, this one will be held at 8028 Ritchie Highway, Suite 315, Pasadena, Maryland 21122. Doors open at 6:30 PM and the lecture will begin promptly at 7:00 PM. The event is free but [...]
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03 June 2009 | Antiwar movement, News | Eric Garris
Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) delivered this on the House floor this afternoon:
I rise to oppose this unnecessary and counter-productive resolution regarding the 20th anniversary of the incident in China’s Tiananmen Square. In addition to my concerns over the content of this legislation, I strongly object to the manner in which it was brought to the [...]
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02 May 2009 | Antiwar movement | Scott Horton
Er, me. I suppose I should have blogged this earlier, but Lew Rockwell interviewed me last week for his great podcast show (which I never miss) for those who are interested.
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24 April 2009 | Antiwar movement, Media, News, Politics, Propaganda, Torture | Kelley Beaucar Vlahos
For all of their gasbaggery about the virtue and necessity of the Fourth Estate, the glittering mainstream media elite (big names, big money, very little gumshoe) is simply allergic to breaking news, and intelligently reporting about anything that implicates the power structure beyond the isolated criminal doings of one man or woman, i.e, senators and [...]
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19 March 2009 | Antiwar movement, Civil liberties, Media, Propaganda | Angela Keaton
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 [...]
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29 January 2009 | Antiwar movement, Asia, Military spending, News | Jeremy Sapienza
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah says — and he should know — there is no difference between the policy of “absolute support” for Israel between Barack Obama and George W. Bush.
Obama’s own spokesman Robert Gibbs affirmed that, as under Bush, “all options remain on the table” with regard to Iran.
A recent executive order from the new [...]
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30 December 2008 | Antiwar movement, Israel, News, Palestine | Jeremy Sapienza
But no matter what one thinks of Ms. McKinney, she backs her convictions not just with her own money but her very skin: she went as a human rights advocate aboard a Gaza relief boat. And this morning, that boat was rammed three times by an Israeli patrol vessel, leaving it damaged and forcing it to take a detour in Tyre, Lebanon.
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17 December 2008 | Antiwar movement | Eric Garris
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24 November 2008 | Antiwar Radio, Antiwar movement, Media, News, Politics, non-violence | Angela Keaton
Dear Friends of Antiwar.com:
A donor left this message in my Facebook Account,
Here’s an idea. We ask all our friends to switch their Facebook and Myspace profile images to the Anti-War.com logo on some upcoming anti-war day. Let’s say Thanksgiving day, so we can be thankful there aren’t even more wars.
At the same time, on the [...]
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12 November 2008 | Antiwar movement, Barack Obama, News | Angela Keaton
Dear Antiwar.com Supporter,
Please let the incoming presidential administration know that you demand real change in our interventionist foreign policy. Ask President Elect Barack Obama to make a stand for peace by dumping Bush appointee Secretary of Defense Robert Gates. You can easily let the transition team know your thoughts on this matter by calling [...]
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08 October 2008 | Antiwar movement, Civil liberties, Propaganda, US Military, War at Home | Tim Swanson
While everyone is distracted by the unwinding of various financial institutions, the battle over an open society and civil liberties is quietly fighting on.
Homeland Security’s space-based domestic spy program is now operational, despite lacking privacy safeguards.
A brigade from the 3rd Infantry is now the first official military unit to become permanently garrisoned in the US [...]
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