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...
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...
Justin Raimondo appeared again on Amy Goodman's Democracy Now! Wednesday morning. He discussed the Larry Franklin/AIPAC affair. The show segment is now available archived on the Democracy Now! Website. The show will also be on today: Direct-TV, channel 375, from...
Justin Raimondo appeared on Amy Goodman's Democracy Now! Friday morning. He discussed the situation in Uzbekistan. He appeared live early this morning -- the show is available today on satellite TV and is now available archived on the Democracy Now! Website. A...
Report by Debbie ClarkOn Thursday, May 12, 2005, I attended the new Art. 32 investigative hearing at Fort Stewart, Georgia of the case against Sgt. Kevin Benderman, a soldier who requested conscientious objector status subsequent to serving in the invasion of Iraq in...
Justin Raimondo wrote this article in December 2003 about this Pope standing up for peace.
Justin Raimondo wrote this article in December 2003 about this Pope standing up for peace.
I have been skeptical about the likelihood of a military draft in the near future, but I am starting to think it is inevitable. In the Washington Monthly, Phillip Carter and Paul Glastris give a very persuasive case for the draft, given a commitment to an...
Many people wrote me about my post yesterday ("Stephen Schwartz, Web Moron") thinking that Mr. Schwartz must have been joking when he demanded we stop linking to his photograph.I assure you, Stephen Schwartz was not joking. I am including excerpts from the...
In response to Justin Raimondo's article today, Stephen Schwartz has written a letter, from which I excerpt a key portion:You have no right to misuse a copyrighted photo of me. Remove it from your links forthwith.We did not run a photo of Mr. Schwartz, we merely...
