London’s Terror Thursday: Netanyahu Warned?

The Associated Press is reporting that Scotland Yard informed the Israeli Embassy in London moments before Terror Thursday dawned that attacks were imminent, according to a "senior Israeli official." Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was scheduled to...

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London Terror Attack: The Price of Poodle-ism

As I write this, the casualty rate in the London terrorist attacks -- 40 dead, over 300 wounded -- is rising. This synchronized strike, several blasts at once, is being claimed by a group that calls itself "Secret Organization — al-Qaeda in Europe." The attacks,...

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Eating something

Seems Jacques Chirac can't catch a break. A few weeks ago French voters demonstrated their incredible esteem for him by rejecting the Chirac-supported centralizing EU"constitution" and the even more unaccountable bureaucracy it would have ushered in. Then earlier this...

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Different Talk for Different Folks

Reuters reported Tuesday that Bosnian Serb police had found a bomb near the Potocari Memorial in Srebrenica. It wasn’t long before the viceroy’s office (OHR) issued a statement insinuating that the RS police staged the whole thing to disrupt the commemoration. (!)...

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Unbecoming a Neolibertarian

When John Tierney was named a columnist at the New York Times back in March, I yawned. First, it's the paper that gave Nytol its name. More conducive to my indifference, though, were the hosannas Tierney's appointment drew from the likes of Virginia Postrel, Reason,...

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“Bring it on!”

It was two years ago, on July 2, 2003, that George Bush bragged, "There are some who, uh, feel like that, you know, the conditions are such that they can attack us there. My answer is: Bring 'em on. We got the force necessary to deal with the security situation. “ -...

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The View from Japan and Two Draft Resisters

Saturday on the Weekend Interview Show: First up will be Mike (in Tokyo) Rogers on his new book Schizophrenic in Japan : An American Ex-Pat's Guide to Japanese and American Society/Politics & Humor. In the second hour, I'll be discussing a possible renewal of the...

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Neocon Slanders America: National Review Silent

James Wolcott reads National Review -- so you don't have to. Speaking of National Review, they recently ran an editorial accusing Senator Dick Durbin of perpetrating an "anti-American slander" most foul when he compared Guantanamo to the Soviet gulag, averring that...

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