Quote of the Week:

“What are kingdoms but great robber bands? What are robber bands but small kingdoms? The band itself is made up of men, is ruled by the command of a leader, and is held together by a social pact. Plunder is divided in accordance with an agreed-upon law. If this evil increases by the inclusion of dissolute men to the extent that it takes over territory, establishes headquarters, occupies cities and subdues peoples, it publicly assumes the title of kingdom!”

-St. Augustine

Child Protection or Child Persecution?

Entire Arkansas Town Placed Under Curfew/House Arrest in the Name of the Drug War

The Law is an Ass by Becky Akers

You Belong to the State by Tom Woods

The American Police State by Bill Anderson

The Bogus Mythology of WW2 by Eric Margolis

Viva South Ossetia! by Justin Raimondo

America’s Israel-Occupied Media by Philip Giraldi

The American Military Crisis by Andrew Bacevich and Tom Engelhardt

Georgia: The Messy Truth by Brendan O’Neill

Massive US Naval Armada Heads For Iran by Lord Stirling

Bill Kauffman interviewed by The Southern Avenger

From Stupid to Moronic to Evil by Paul Craig Roberts

Obama and Cindy McCain Should Be Drug War Felons

The Problem is Still Privilege by Jeremy Weiland

The Theory of Property by Pierre Joseph Proudhon

Queens City Councilman Wants NYC to Secede

New England Groups Look to Secede by Jim Kozubek

Jon Stewart Interviews The Big Sort’s Bill Bishop

Georgia War a Neocon Election Ploy?  by Robert Scheer

The Case Against the Fed by Murray Rothbard

Poor Little Georgia-Not! by Justin Raimondo

The Seeds of Another Cold War? by Anthony Gregory

Playing With Fire in the Caucasus by Doug Bandow

Israeli Arms Sales to Georgia Raise New Concerns by Peter Hirschberg

Neocons Now Love International Law by Robert Parry

Hypocrite Bush by Matthew Rothschild

Neocon Hypocrisy on Georgia and Iraq by Jacob Hornberger

Solzhenitsyn in America by Jeffrey Hart

Not Every Violation of the Law is a Crime by Jeremy Weiland

The Temperance Movement’s Effect on Drug Use by Radley Balko

Guardian Angels to Patrol Oakland Streets

International Sensitivity by Rad Geek

The Political Economy of Distributism by John Medaille

What’s Behind the War in Georgia? by Larry Gambone

After Multiculturalism: The Politics of Race and the Dialectics of Liberty by Chris Sciabarra

The Twilight of National Sovereignty by Paul Gottfried

China’s Island of Stability by John Derbyshire

The Tyranny of Liberalism by Jim Kalb

Is the Conservative Movement Worth Conserving?  by Austin Bramwell

Blowback from Bear-Baiting by Patrick Buchanan

Raping the Military     by Jared Taylor

Mikheil Saalashvili: War Criminal by Justin Raimondo

America’s Destructive Asian Empire Scott Horton interviews Eric Margolis

Old Man Hayek Had a Farm by Jim Henley

National Anarchism and National Socialism by Bay Area National Anarchist

Sometimes I Would Rather Be on the Outside Looking In Edd Merritt

Robotism: Learned Helplessness by Thomas N. Naylor

JFK Blown Away…What Else Do I Have to Say? by AnarchoNation

Secession Tales by Bill Buppert

Don’t Blame Food Stamp Recipients by Greg Perry

On Thin Ice by Ted Galen Carpenter

The Neocons Do Georgia by Paul Craig Roberts

“President Bush, Will You Please Shut Up?”  by Paul Craig Roberts

The Daily Show Live from the White House by Paul Craig Roberts

The Israel-Georgia-Washington Network by Richard Spencer

How to Perform a Citizen’s Arrest of a Bush Administration Official by Nathan Robinson

Anglo-Saxon Ethnocentrism and the Weakness of “White Nationalism” from AnarchoNation

Twelve-Year Old Girl Tells the Truth About Georgia

How Houston Gets Along Without Zoning

Green Party Presidential Candidate Cynthia McKinney Speaks to the Nation of Islam