OK, OK, I'll give this dude (scroll down) a link for all the effort he's put into calling us "socialist half-wits." But praytell: where, exactly, is the socialism? Here? Here? Here? Here? Maybe here? I don't expect the accuser, despite having way too much time on his...
The current issue of U.S. News & World Report features an informative article, "The Saudi Connection: How billions in oil money spawned a global terror network," based on five months of research, "a review of thousands of pages of court records, U.S. and foreign...
Tax activist Grover Norquist is off to the neocon gulag. I'll bet this has nothing to do with Norquist's opposition to the PATRIOT Act. Nah. Anyway, tough luck, Grover. Spend your life among the likes of Frank Gaffney working to elect the likes of George W. Bush, and...
Add another barking rat to the liberventionist nest. This one says the folks at Mises are "stark raving nuts" for criticizing Bush foreign policy, whether that policy is right or not. Hmmm. Oh well, he's the expert: Back in college I had a poli sci prof whose politics...
Those lefties over at Counterpunch understand the wisdom of Richard Cobden better than 90% of so-called conservatives and libertarians.
So maybe al Qaeda exploited US jihad support prior to Sept 11, 2001, but since then the government has been kicking the terrorists' butts. Right? Maybe not. According to a new Syracuse University study, in the 2 years after the Sept 11 attacks the Justice Department...
Heartily recommends Aleksandar Jokic's "Iraq Is No Vietnam, But It May Be Poland" from "Today's Spotlight." Is Andrew really so ignorant of our critique of neoconservatism as to think that the Lenin comparison is new? If so, I suggest he start with Chad Nagle's "The...
A couple of questions as the White House rebukes John Kerry for using the f-word in Rolling Stone: *How short is Andrew Card's memory? *Is Kerry worse than Kerrey?
The indefatigable Jim Henley has a laugh at the new gee whiz WMD claims.
The Hague Inquisition convicted Bosnian Serb General Stanislav Galic Friday, of "command responsibility" in the siege of Sarajevo. According to BBC, Galic was found guilty of "murder" (?) and "infliction of terror," and sentenced to 20 years in prison. I lived in...
