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William Rivers Pitt presents this powerful perpective on who will be the soldier whose death will receive the dubious honor of being The Five Hundred in our continuing tragic war in Iraq. It will be upon us soon. Sometime, likely before January is out, the 500th...
In a bold move sure to confuse the Bush campaign, The New Republic has endorsed five Democrats for president. Joe Lieberman gets the editors' nod, however, and the cover. Here's why: [T]he fight against Saddam Hussein falls within a hawkish liberal tradition that...
Aw shucks, turns out we at Antiwar.com haven't been conjuring visions of a dark neocon conspiracy, after all. Jim Henley goes super-sleuth on something called Google: I read a lot of criticisms of neoconservative foreign policy. Been reading them for years, actually,...
Every time I question either the policies or character of the "reformers" in the former Yugoslavia, there's guaranteed to be at least one letter accusing me of sympathies for the nationalists, nationalist-socialists, etc. My disdain for democracy really gets people's...
Anyone catch this report of a U.S. atrocity in Iraq? I'm not sure I buy it, but it's not from an antiwar/anti-occupation source-- it's from Zeyad. Yes, that Zeyad, he of "kill and rape all the Sunnis" fame. Glenn Reynolds and co. had no problem with that little...
From Atrios, courtesy of David Sneek, David Brooks's response to critics of his most recent garbage: For what its worth, that neo being short for Jewish was meant as a joke. Nothing more. Most of the people who get labeled as Neocons are Jewish, so I was just sort of...
R.J. Stove nominates Tim Blair for most obnoxious. Despite the general irrelevance of his posts, he seems mildly witty. I was actually chuckling a bit as I scrolled down the page--until I hit this post on David Brooks' latest ruminations: Brooks has nailed it... David...
The fascinating economist Joseph Schumpeter, whose concept of "creative destruction" has been so abused by Michael Ledeen and various liberventionists, opposed the Second World War. Found this nugget from a Schumpeter biography via LRC blog: Before the war's outbreak...
