28 July 2009 | Bogus Terrorism Cases, Civil liberties, Drug War, Intervention, Iran, Iraq, Libertarianism, Sanctions, WMD | Matt Barganier
Kelley Vlahos has a great piece today on the Henry Gates affair and the larger problems of which it’s a symptom. One such problem is the ever increasing number of pretexts on which the authorities can interrogate, search, assault, and arrest citizens. The authority figure, equipped with endless excuses to initiate an interaction with the [...]
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22 June 2009 | Barack Obama, Empire, Iran, Iraq, John McCain, Sanctions, War party | Matt Barganier
Like Justin, I’m pulling for Iran’s Greenies. No, Mousavi’s worldview and goals aren’t radically different from Ahmadinejad’s; if they were, his candidacy wouldn’t have been approved by the clerics. Nor are the people out in Tehran’s streets good little junior Americans, much less state-hating libertarians like me. But the protesters strike me as decent people [...]
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20 January 2009 | Israel, News, Sanctions | Eric Garris
Prof. Floyd Rudmin sends the following:
Material aid to Palestinians in Gaza can be given by donations to the following aid agencies. These are not listed in any order of priority.
1) The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) has been responsible for the necessities of life for refugees [...]
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