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Traditional Catholic Reflections & Reports has prominently run Justin Raimondo's article, Pope John Paul II: Man of the Year. In their link, they refer to Antiwar.com as Website of the Year (you must scroll down just a little). Thank you, TCRNews!
John Sugg, columnist for Atlanta's Creative Loafing magazine, has a great column today attacking the idea of Neal Boortz speaking at the Libertarian Party National Convention. Sugg has strong libertarian tendencies and a thorough understanding of libertarian...
Pro-Saddam demonstrations are on the rise and being put down by US troops. Meanwhile, the initial spurt of anti-Saddam demonstrations seems to have dissapated, with "Only small groups of Communist Party supporters were seen celebrating in the capital." Iraq's...
U.S. soldiers Monday used batons to break up a demonstration in Tikrit to protest against the capture of Saddam Hussein near his hometown. About 700 demonstrators gathered outside Tikrit University chanting pro-Saddam slogans. Soldiers shouted back "Saddam is in our...
Finally! Justin Raimondo's The Terror Enigma: 9/11 and the Israeli Connection is now available from Amazon.com.
The Houston corporate headquarters for Halliburton-Kellogg, Brown and Root has had the old building sign removed and replaced with a new KBR sign. The story did not appear as a regular news story, but rather as a series of captions for ten Reuters photos. Today,...
Antiwar.com's Blog has been nominated for the WizBang Weblog Awards. Half of the categories are denoted by evolutionary state. We are in the category of Best Crawly Amphibians Ecosystem Level Blog, which is the lower end of the evolutionary scale (not an insult, we...
Updated: Iraqis, including US-employed police, report that no more than 8 Iraqis were killed in the "battle." The US claims that a total of 68 people were killed over the weekend, marking the end of the bloodiest month so far in Iraq. The US-claimed total includes 54...
Justin Raimondo's column yesterday, along with his piece on Neal Boortz brought in more hate mail than any time since the height of the Iraq War. Very few of the letters appeared to be from libertarians defending Boortz as one of our own. Most of them appeared to be...
