These guys should read this guy. (Hat tip: Scott Horton)

He sneers at peaceful free enterprise (or the study thereof) while bellowing about the glories of the state – especially those segments of it most prone to snapping bones and spilling blood.

This guy thinks so:If the negative reaction it has incurred from both right and left is any indication, the LibDems' distinctly liberal message seems to be paying off. The Conservative-friendly Telegraph has felt it necessary to editorialize to its readership that the...

Antiwar.com contributor Aaron Glantz has a new book, How America Lost Iraq, hitting the shelves shortly. You can catch Aaron and his book at the following locations: Los Angeles: Friday May 20, 7:00pm, Skylight Books, 1818 N. Vermont St San Francisco: Wednesday May...

If it is, kiss the younguns goodbye. (Via Wonkette.)

Check out our overhauled Sources page. Almost 500 English-language sites from around the world and across the political spectrum, from the mainstream media to advocacy groups (pro- and antiwar). If you see any errors or obvious omissions, please e-mail them to me by...

Do you remember when you were a kid and you egged on your younger siblings to do something really stupid, like skateboard down the bannister or play with matches in the garage, and as the whole catastrophe unfolded, and Mom started screaming, and Dad hurtled toward...

The revolting David Horowitz, fresh off his buddy Debbie Schlussel's attack on murdered humanitarian worker Marla Ruzicka, hocks up some more phlegm for the grave desecration. He tries to throw in a few kind words here and there – even FrontPageMag readers were...

You could pay half of Antiwar.com's quarterly needs. The going price of a six-mile ride from central Baghdad to Baghdad International Airport: $35,000. That's up from six grand in November. Uh, just to be clear, cab fare is NOT included in this wager.

Via Timothy Noah, this alumnus chatter from the Yale Daily News:Though [John] Bolton supported the Vietnam War, he declined to enter combat duty, instead enlisting in the National Guard and attending law school after his 1970 graduation. "I confess I had no desire to...