Jacob G. Hornberger of the Future of Freedom Foundation on Were the Feds Capable of Killing Kennedy? Forty years after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the debate over […]
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CBC News on Iceman stuck close to home: study: A 5,200-year-old iceman likely didn’t collect many stamps on his prehistoric passport. The iceman, known as Oetzi, was found frozen in […]
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Ed Offley, writing for Military.com on Same Old Story – Combat Gear Comes Too Late: I wish I could be secretary of Defense for one day. I wouldn't spend the […]
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Alvaro Vargas Llosa of The Independent Institute on Colombia — From Invincibility To Panic: The United States would do well to take heed of recent developments in Colombia that call […]
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Jo Tuckman of the Houston Chronicle on Activist seeks justice for massacred Guatemalans: Indigenous activist and grieving survivor Rosalina Tuyuc kneels to tidy the flowers and candles forming an improvised […]
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The New York Times on When Soldiers Go Without Paychecks: Members of the National Guard and the various military reserves joined up to be part-time civilian soldiers, called up during […]
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I've just added a new link to the Liberty Links section on the Favorite Links page of this website. Check out Carol Moore's Radicalbuttons.com. I own a few of these […]
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Mike Litwin of the Rocky Mountain News on Gag order leaves troops, reporters speechless: Before the press was herded into the giant hangar in advance of George W. Bush's pep […]
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I feel pretty damn good today. I've re-enrolled in school recently. Classes start on December 1st at the American Military University. I've just turned in my first assignment and couldn't […]
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Ariel Dillon of the Independent Institute on Bush's Steel Tariffs Not the First Instance of Hypocrisy on Free Trade: Now that the World Trade Organization has rejected the U.S. appeal […]
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