Updated News Digest December 7, 2008
Quotes of the week:
“”If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issuance of their currency, first by inflation and then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all their property until their children will wake up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.”
-Thomas Jefferson
“Is the State a criminal band writ large, or not? If so, well, let’s disband the fucker already. I respect genuine, principled pacifism, and I really do despise unnecessary violence, but what do you do when you’re in the room with a cannibal?”
-Josh Rhodes
Academia’s War Against Free Market Money by Gary North
Should Libertarians Reach Out to the Left? by Anthony Gregory
Barter Your Way to Success by Mike Rogers
Larry Summers: Heavyweight Centrist or Lightweight Leftist? by George Reisman
Right-wingers and Neocons Love Obama’s Cabinet by Jeremy Scahill
Building the U.S. Military Dictatorship
Hutus vs. Tutsis by Murray Rothbard
The Democratic Warfare State by Tom Engelhardt and Frida Berrigan
The Mumbai Attack Eric Marolis interviewed by Scott Horton
Is Obama the Anti-Christ? Rev. Bill Barnwell interviewed by Scott Horton
A Republic, Not an Empire Katrin vanden Heuvel interviewed by Scott Horton
The Cost of Hegemony is Beyond Reach by Paul Craig Roberts
The Rationale of Terror by Pat Buchanan
Get Out Now, or Later by Philip Giraldi
Afghanistan: What’s Our Definition of Victory? by Andrew Bacevich
Torture, Preventive Detention and the Terror Trials by Andy Worthington
De Facto Junta? by Jeff Huber
Force Bush to Testify About Pardons by Bruce Fein
Mumbai Massacre May Sink Bush-Obama Strategy by Tony Karon
Kafka Has a Rival by John Pilger
Secretary Clinton and the Middle East by Joshua Frank
The Curious Retention of Robert Gates by David Corn
The Decline and Rise of the Alternative Right by Paul Gottfried
Bailout Bonanza by Peter Schiff
Clinton in the Cabinet by Richard Spencer
Pick on an Unstable Troll, and to the Hoosegow You May Go by Mona
The Economic Costs of Government-Subsidized Roads by Rad Geek
The Christian Anarchism of Ammon Hennacy from The Picket Line
Better Cover Up Your Own Graffiti by Rad Geek
The Mythology of the War on Terrorism by William Blum
Mexico’s Drug War Goes Down In Flames by John Ross
Operation Redskin Removal by Steve Conn
Every Feminist’s Nightmare? by Thomas DiLorenzo
Afraid to Debate by Walter Block
The Persecution of Plaxico Burress by Johnny Kramer
Will the Obama Regime Murder Persians? by Tom Engelhardt and Robert Dreyfuss
What Happened in Mumbai? by Bill Lind
The Big Three Have Enough Cash to Spend on Lobbyists
“God Trumps the State Every Time” Laurence Vance interviewed by the Christian Liberty Party
The Cops Won’t Protect You (Duh?)
The Pope Endorses Classical Liberalism
Left Turn Ahead by Dylan Hales
Saying No to War Tom Woods interviewed by Scott Horton
Confronting the Terrorist Within Chris Hedges interviewed by Scott Horton
“I’m Still Tortured by What I Saw in Iraq” Matthew Alexander interviewed by Scott Horton
Obama’s Choice of Hillary Clinton Signals He’s Not Antiwar by Thomas Eddlem
Obama’s First 100 Days by Nat Hentoff
The Mumbai Attacks: More Than Meets the Eye by Jeremy Hammond
What’s Wrong With the U.S. Military? by Andrew Cockburn
20,000 Troops to be Deployed in the United States by William Jasper
Kafka Has a Rival-The British Foreign Office Lectures Us on Human Rights by John Pilger
Will Obama Stay the Course? by Robert Scheer
A Public Accounting for Post-911 Abuses by Joanne Mariner
For Bush-and Obama-a Gut Check by Scott Ritter
The Meaning of Mumbai by Justin Raimondo
National Anarchists-The Quest to Confusion
In Praise of McCarthyism by Justin Raimondo
And We Will Make the Muslims Love Us! by Richard Spencer
For Some Secular Women’s Rights Defenders, the Secularism Comes First by Dain Fitzgerald
Left Conservatism or Just Plain Left? by Larry Gambone
Shawn Wilbur on Counter-Development Strategy by Rad Geek
Who Will Seize the Opportunity? by Ralph Nader
Message to Obama: Stop Killing Afghanis by Paul Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Gould
Police Officer Speaks Out Against Taser
Conservatives-The Stupid Party? by Larry Gambone
Don’t Turn Your Back on the Wolfpack by Rad Geek
“Thou Shalt Not Crucify Labor on this Cross of Paper Money” by Antal E. Fekete
How Do You Define Progress? by Tim Lee
An Agorist Primer by Brad Spangler
Book Review: Cyber Conflict and Global Politics by Kevin Carson
Greek to Us: The Death of Classical Education and Its Consequences by E. Christian Kopff
Barack’s Hawks by Pat Buchanan
Washington Arrogance Has Fomented a Muslim Revolution by Paul Craig Roberts
Honeymoans From the Left by Alexander Cockburn
Slouching Towards a Depression? by Peter Morici
Pakistan Nears the Breaking Point by Peter Lee
Tommy Chong, the Unanticipated Warrior by Norm Kent
The Great Society: A Libertarian Critique by Murray N. Rothbard
Creating Liberty One Rifleman at a Time by William Buppert
The Lost City of the Cloud People
A Cop, A Dog, A Gun: Guess the Ending by Lew Rockwell
Pat Robertson’s Evil Twin by Laurence Vance
A Loud Silence by Justin Raimondo
From Colony to Superpower by Doug Bandow
Who Are the Taliban? by Anand Gopal and Tom Engelhardt
Bush Bailout for Rumsfeld, Torturers May Be Next by Ann Woolner
Keynes Baiting? by Niccolo Adami
Taking Down the White Coat Priesthood by Rad Geek
Our Semi-Soviet Surveillance State by Fred Reed
U.S. Collective Dictatorship Enlarges by Mike Rozeff
The Empire Weakens America Andrew Bacevich interviewed by Scott Horton
FBI Sting in OKC Bombing Jesse Trentadue interviewed by Scott Horton
Obama’s Plan Doesn’t End the Iraq Occupation by Jeremy Scahill
What Change? by Chuck Baldwin
America: A Pyramid of Ostriches by John Zmirak
Sunday 7 December 2008 7:44 am
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