Changing the Game

The rise of the movable type printing press – "the tyrant's foe and the people's friend" – curiously coincided with the fall of slavery, and technological progress continues to change politics, from Antiwar.com to Move On's national video parties. The cutting edge now...

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Nicaraguan peacekeepers may pull out of Iraq

Citing the high cost of maintaining their contingent of peacekeepers, Nicaragua warns it may have to pull out of the Iraq coalition. Nicaragua, one of the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere, has 115 troops in Iraq. Most are medical personnel and landmine...

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Follow-Up on Ayn Rand Institute

Steve Reed sends along the following observations about selective reading at the Ayn Rand Institute: I saw your Antiwar.com Blog entries from about two weeks back about the Ayn Rand Institute. The slice you've captured doesn't include, however, a particular subtle...

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The Baroness of the Balkans

Who the hell is Baroness Emma Nicholson, and who made her queen of Romania? This bullying busybody is the archetypal progressive imperialist, a preview of President Hillary (minus the nuclear weapons). After throttling the Romanians into Roma marriage counseling this...

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Background Checks, Homeland Security-Style

The Senate Governmental Affairs Committee has asked the General Accounting Office to expand its probe of falsified credentials to include Pentagon employees after a surprising find at Homeland Security: The probe began after Linda Callahan, a senior director in the...

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Antiwar.com Researchers Needed

Believe it or not, Antiwar.com is now nine years old. An important component of our news collection has always been provided by volunteer researchers. Half of all our links and articles have been provided by such volunteers.In recent weeks, some of our most productive...

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Francophobia/Terrorphilia

One might think that Louisianans would be less inclined than other Americans to indulge in the France-bashing that so amuses hooligans like Emmett Tyrrell. Sadly, though, that's not the case, as shown by the statements of elected boors and an op-ed in Wednesday's...

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“Who will give us back our health?

We were apparently so busy looking for Saddam's "WMD-related program activities," that we didn't even bother to secure his real nuclear waste stockpile back in April, creating a health and environmental disaster for the people of this small rural village in Iraq. Back...

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