Any guerrilla war has lulls, slowdowns, little coffee breaks that last a week, a month, sometimes years. It doesn't mean the war's over. The VC used to go home when it was time to harvest the rice crop; every time they did, the Saigon PR office would declare that the...
All those recently elected Iraqis who've been screwing around like forming a government is no big deal, have had the riot act read to them by Rumsfeld. Rumsfeld’s message was made extremely loudly and clearly in his indomitable style when he told the interim Iraqi...
Frontpagemag still sucks. My advice to anyone contemplating interaction with the Frontpagemag gang is don't. I learned the hard way that you really can't talk to a psycho like a normal human being. You'll only encourage his delusions of grandeur. (Hat tip: Arthur...
Frontpagemag still sucks. My advice to anyone contemplating interaction with the Frontpagemag gang is "don't." I learned the hard way that you really can't talk to a psycho like a normal human being. You'll only encourage their delusions of grandeur. (Hat tip: Arthur...
A reader sends this tidbit from the very throne of the America-hatin' liberal media, The Southern Illinoisan:At John A. Logan College Friday morning, [Sen. Dick] Durbin sat down with a four young soldiers who had been affected - both directly and indirectly - by PTSD....
On second thought, maybe Glenn Reynolds would prefer the ticket to France. Or so says Arthur Silber, who finds another reason for the neocons to fall in love with the home of the OJs (original Jacobins). Hey, if it's good enough for Richard Perle...
Today on the Weekend Interview Show, I'll be talking with Aaron Glantz about his new book, How America Lost Iraq, and in the second hour, Gordon Prather will return to give us the lowdown on the NPT, El Baradei, Iran, etc. Update: Show's over, archives.
Lew Rockwell's review of my book, An Enemy of the State: The Life of Murray N. Rothbard is re-posted (and revised) over at the Mises Institute website. It's a great review, and one of the few that truly understood what I was getting at. I won't attempt to summarize...
Justin Logan writes:[P]rofessor Pundit compares and contrasts how friggin' awesome things are in Iraq now with how scary and Hobbesian...er...France has become. Reynolds wonders: "Will France improve as much in the coming year as Iraq has in the past year? Doubtful."...
Matt Welch notes a most interesting trend for the Bush years:Number of documents classified by the Executive Branch, annually: 2001: 8.7 million 2002: 11.3 million 2003: 14.2 million 2004: 15.7 million Number of documents declassified by the Executive Branch,...
