Washington Post Shills for Terrorists

Not all terrorists are equally damndable, apparently. The Washington Post has an article today on the Iraqi government's plan to shut down the camp of the Mujaheddin-e Khalq, or MEK. This is a violent Marxist organization that was designated by the State Department as...

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Only Terrorists Fear Surveillance

The London Police department is launching a new ad campaign to keep people frightened and submissive. The campaign includes a bizarre poster which encourages people to view as a terrorist suspect anyone who looks closely at government surveillance cameras. Here is the...

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The Broad Appeal of Antiwar.com

Yesterday, on the anniversary of the US invasion of Iraq, there was an interesting selection of media coverage of Antiwar.com. The long-established left-wing San Francisco newsweekly, the Bay Guardian, ran a nice piece about Antiwar.com on their Website (they will...

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Justin Raimondo Speaking in Paris

Sorry for the late notice, but Antiwar.com's Justin Raimondo is speaking in Paris on Saturday, March 21. He is a featured speaker at the conference on ''How To Reach Peace in the 21st Century," sponsored by the College des Bernardins and co sponsored by the Sorbonne....

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Bush Plans “Authoritarian” History

Former President George W. Bush announced in Calgary yesterday that he is planning to write a memoir "so when the history of this administration is written at least there's an authoritarian voice saying exactly what happened." Bush did not reveal if John Yoo would be...

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Stossel on Hannity

To publicize his 20/20 special, "Bailouts and Bull," ABC's John Stossel went on Sean Hannity's show that same evening (last night). There were two high (so to speak) points, one involving Stossel and one not. In a discussion of the mess in Mexico, the following...

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Never Let a Crisis Go to Waste

Like for example, if some lone nut shoots less than a dozen others and then himself yesterday… Then call out the U.S. Army today. Update: An investigation has begun as to who ordered the troops outside of their base in direct violation of the posse comitatus and...

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Nelson Report Says Freeman Foes Distorting China Memo

It’s quite clear that a major battle has erupted over the appointment of Chas Freeman as chairman of the National Intelligence Council (NIC), which, among other things, is charged with putting together the consensus judgments, called National Intelligence Estimates...

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