William Odom, RIP

The sad news just reached us that retired General William E. Odom has died of an apparent heart attack. He was 75. Odom served as director of the National Security Agency during Ronald Reagan's second term. He had a reputation as a military hard-liner who opposed any...

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Michelle Malkin’s Victory Over Doughnut Terrorists

Another big victory for Michelle Malkin over the forces of terrorism! Dunkin' Donuts recently released an ad featuring celebrity chef Rachael Ray. Innocent enough, right? Terror sleuth and columnist Michelle Malkin discovered the hidden message in the ad – a message...

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‘Al-Qaeda WMD Video’ Was Nothing of the Sort

Earlier today, we ran a story from ABC, "FBI: Al-Qaeda Tape to Call for Use of WMDs." But we, along with ABC and the FBI, were "punk'd" by a "jihad fan." Noah Shachtman of Wired quotes Evan Kohlmann of Counterterrorism Blog that "The intel community appears to have...

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Libertarian Party Nominates Bob Barr for President

After 6 ballots, the Libertarian Party national convention has nominated former Congressman Bob Barr. Barr has turned around on many major issues since leaving congress. He now favors: -- Ending the Iraq War, withdrawal of all American troops from all foreign...

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Exclusive Interview: John Cusack on Antiwar Radio

Another Antiwar Radio exclusive! Actor, writer and producer John Cusack discusses his new satire War Inc., which opens Friday, May 23rd, in New York and Los Angeles, his outrage at the criminality of modern American war profiteers, the need for a grassroots bumrush of...

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London Trades Antiwar Leftist for Antiwar Rightist

London voters just voted out Ken Livingstone, the iconoclast left-wing antiwar mayor and replaced him with the iconoclast right-wing antiwar Boris Johnson. Livingstone was a strong opponent of the Iraq War, and has spoken the connection between an imperialist foreign...

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Union Shuts West Coast Ports in Antiwar Protest

The International Longshore and Warehouse Union brought all ports on the US west coast in a one-day protest against the US occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan. The Union said some 10,000 workers joined the antiwar protest, spurred in part by its belief that big...

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