16:06 is excited that his blog is now available through the Amazon Kindle: hellotxt.com/l/SThg # 17:54 has just posted an entry about his blog’s Amazon Kindle syndication: hellotxt.com/l/fAiL # 18:01 […]
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I am excited to announce that this blog, James Landrith is…Taking The Gloves Off, is now available on a subscription basis through Amazon Kindle via an agreement with Newstex. I […]
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Is Israeli Policy Crazy? January 2, 2009Ivan Eland The “Israeli model” has long been held up by hawks in the United States as the gold standard for dealing with adversarial nation-states, […]
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Military Keynesianism to the Rescue? January 2, 2009Robert Higgs Writing in the Wall Street Journal on December 24, 2008, Martin Feldstein gives us an article entitled “Defense Spending Would Be Great Stimulus.” The […]
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Yesterday afternoon I saw the film "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" inspired by the short story of the same name authored by F. Scott Fitzgerald (http://www.online-literature.com/fitzgerald/jazz-age/6/ ). This caused […]
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Lame Duck Bush Administration Continues to Inflame Islamist Terrorism for Its Successor December 29, 2008Ivan Eland Although media coverage has focused on U.S. occupations and counterinsurgency/counterterrorist campaigns in Afghanistan and […]
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Mugabe’s Cholera December 24, 2008Alvaro Vargas Llosa WASHINGTON—Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe has been blaming the cholera epidemic that has already killed 1,100 people and may have infected 20,000 others, along with a […]
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I find rape apologists and victim-blamers fascinating and absurd. I've been engaging in a heated discussion on one of my favorite discussion lists. A poster shared a story about […]
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Shoehorning the Bush Legacy December 22, 2008Ivan Eland Although we thought that the signature moment of George W. Bush’s presidency would have been his standing in a flight suit before […]
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Government Spending Makes Recessions Worse December 19, 2008Dominick T. Armentano The National Bureau of Economic Research has officially confirmed what everyone already knew: The U.S. economy has been in recession […]
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