Quote of the week:

SOMEWHERE there are still peoples and herds, but not with us, my brethren: here there are states.

A state? What is that? Well! open now your ears unto me, for now will I say unto you my word concerning the death of peoples.

A state, is called the coldest of all cold monsters. Coldly lieth it also; and this lie creepeth from its mouth: “I, the state, am the people.”

It is a lie! Creators were they who created peoples, and hung a faith and a love over them: thus they served life.              

                                                                 -Friedrich Nietzsche

ACLU Obtains Key Memos Authorizing CIA Torture Methods

There Is No Statute of Limitations on Murder  Vincent Bugliosi Speaks to the House Judiciary Committee

Plug the Plug on the War State  by Charley Reese

Daniel Ellsberg’s Lesson for Our Time  by James Bovard

Book Review-Reclaiming the American Right by Justin Raimondo  by Dylan Waco

Christopher Hitchens vs Waterboarding: Waters Wins   by Francois Tremblay

McCain More Hawkish Than Bush? from Thus Spoke Bellinsky

Exit Strategies  by Pat Buchanan

Batman: Anarcho-Fascist or Unassimilated Jew?  by Richard Spencer

Republican Hypocrites  by Paul Gottfried

The Birth of an Obsession by Paul Gottfried

Founder of Utopian Commune Dies at 77

The Military-Industrial Complex  by Chalmers Johnson

The War Party’s Credo: Power Before Profits-why the left’s analysis of imperialism is inadequate by Justin Raimondo

The Death of Rachel Hoffman  by Paul Armentano

Call for a Chicago Student Strike How About a Nationwide Student Strike??!!

Obama Plans to Make Afghanistan into Vietnam  by Pat Buchanan

Twenty Years for Pot Possession  by Paul Armentano

A Peoples’ Court for America?  by Jacob Hornberger

Foundations for the New Economy  by Kevin Carson

Feudalism vs Anarchism?  by John Zmirak

Feminazis Say No Platform with Weightists

The Public-Private Imperial Police State  Interview with Chalmers Johnson

Is the Surge Working?  by Justin Raimondo

Choosing a King in November   Glenn Greenwald Interviews Daniel Ellsberg

The Father of Lies  by Philip Giraldi

In Praise of Inequality  by Richard Spencer

Worthwhile Books

2008 Connecticutt Liberty Forum

Against Trademarks  by Stephan Kinsella

The Unfortunate Case of Herbert Spencer  by Damon W. Root

Cop Assaults Man on Bicycle

SWAT PIGS Who Terrorized Innocent Family Rewarded with Medals

Cops Shoot Cop in Long Beach

Ron Paul Defends Marijuana Legalization

Maryland PIGS Terrorize Family, Kill Two Dogs

Remembering Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn  by Enrico Peppe

Ecuador Resists Drug War

He Ventured Forth to Bring Light into the World  by Gerard Baker

Hegemony Everywhere But At Home by Paul Craig Roberts

The Believer: Obama Gets the Left Closer to God  by Daniel Flynn

Egoism vs Natural Rights Theory by Wendy McElroy

Whitey Need Not Apply  by Pat Buchanan

Authentic Black Conservatism  by Dylan Waco

Federal Slavery  by William Norman Grigg

“Common Knowledge” About World War Two  by Richard Spencer

Was Wilhelm Just Another W?    by Paul Gottfried

Central Banks Warn of Great Depression

A Free Market Agenda for Healthcare Reform  by Kevin Carson

Jewish Neoconservatives  by Daniel Koffler

Medical-Industrial Complex Supports Ban on Midwifery

McCain’s Police State and Military-Industrial Complex

Demagoguery Works  by Charley Reese