Doug Bandow of the Cato Institute on Draft Would Cast a Chill Over the Military: The U.S. has the most powerful and effective military on Earth. The soldiers and sailors […]
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Author: James Landrith
Regime Change, Again
Jonathan Marshall of The Independent Institute on Iraq: Foreign Policy Malpractice: Regime change—the phrase sounds so cool and antiseptic. But before Congress bought President Bush's prescription for curing the world’s […]
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Sniper Possibly Nabbed
According to email news alerts just sent by MSNBC and CNN, police have surrounded a white van and payphone at a gas station in Richmond and have taken a man […]
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New Editorial Hat
On Friday I applied for the voluntary open position of editor for the DMOZ category "Society: Politics: Liberalism: Libertarianism: People: Personal Pages". I've added a few links this morning and […]
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Civil Liberties in Jeopardy
There a couple of good civil liberties stories linked in today's Free-Market.net newsletter. In the Las Vegas Sun – Bryan warns civil liberties at risk in face of foreign threats. […]
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Letter to Editor
I recently posted online a response to an article in UIC Today, a daily college newspaper in Chicago. The piece, by Rebecca Brasfield, was titled: “Interracial dating brings special problems” […]
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New Blog
The Ashbrook Center, one of my favorite think tanks, has launched it's own blog. Check it out.
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Upward and Onward
Space Daily reports on "Speaking Out In Support Of Space Commercialization" How do we get from space stations to hotels, or space shuttles and soyuzes to space liners? What barriers […]
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TMA Gets French Attention
My primary web activity, The Multiracial Activist (TMA) is getting a little French media attention today. The publication is called Courrier International, which I believe is owned by Le Monde. […]
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MT Upgrade
I just updated to the latest version of Movable Type – 2.5. It seemed to go flawlessly.
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