Saturday on the Weekend Interview Show I'll be talking with former California congressman Pete McCloskey about AIPAC's espionage, and the scum that was Richard Nixon. In the second hour, Justin "Bizarro World" Raimondo will return to discuss the color-coded...
The BBC reports that at a demonstration sponsored by the Uzbek government in support of Supreme Leader Islam Karimov, one of the spear-carriers sported a placard emblazoned with this slogan: "Human rights activists are enemies of the motherland."
Among all the news about the self-outing of 'Deep Throat,' this news has gotten only a brief mention: In 1981, Ronald Reagan granted a presidential pardon to Mark Felt for illegal actions against antiwar activists, including break-ins. Reagan said that Felt followed...
FT has come up with some military recruitment numbers that are more specific than ones I've seen before:By the end of April the army had attracted only 35,926 soldiers towards its goal of 80,000 for the year ending in October. Figures for reserves were even worse:...
Operation "Lightning" has supposedly been launched and the first casualties have been a 3 Iraqi guards killed by an insurgent car bomb at the Iraqi Ministry of Oil on Palestine Street in Baghdad and a British soldier killed by a roadside bomb in the Sadrist stronghold...
John Cole is going on my blogroll for this series of posts. John Cole Rick Moran John Cole It's a treat to read such a well argued conservative criticism of the idiotic arguments by Malkin, Hewitt and Barber. I can't remember how I came across this, so if it was your...
Today's New York Times (print edition) has a full-page advertisement on page 5 from the Council for the National Interest Foundation headlined: AIPAC’s Agenda is Not America’sThe ad is well-done and makes excellent points, including: ISRAEL, STOP SPYING ON AMERICA! I...
Forced shaving of prisoners and tattooing. Where have we seen this before?
Only follow this link if you're one of the reality-based community. Otherwise, you'd best keep your illusions intact by sticking to the pure, unfiltered Chrenkoff version: Good electricity news from Iraq Via Jim Henley
Under the absurdly self-evident headline, "Many Iraqis See Sectarian Roots in New Killings" (duh) the NY Times, after relating how Hassan al-Nuaimi, an Iraqi Sunni cleric, was found dumped in an empty lot with a hole drilled in his head and both eyes gouged out,...
