Quote of the Week:
“In 2042, the Republican Party platform will include a plan for comprehensive reform of the US’s national health care program. Republican Congressmen will engage in furious debate in an attempt to limit the penalties for discrimination against homosexuals to fines rather than imprisonment.
Anybody who really merits the moniker “conservative” had better prepare to be a revolutionary at this point.”
–“Senor Doug”
Afghanistan: Where Empire Goes to Die by Michael Scheuer
Jackbooted Airport Thugs by Emily Feder
ATF Hoodlums Attack Gun Store Owner
Fat Children To Be Taken From Parents?
Texas School District to Arm Staff
Neocon Crybabies by Steven LaTulippe
The U.S. Government is Corrupt from Top to Bottom by Charley Reese
Russophobia: A Political Pathology by Justin Raimondo
War in Georgia Shows US Foreign Policy is a Bust by Sheldon Richman
Who Started Cold War Two? by Pat Buchanan
For Most People, College is a Waste of Time by Charles Murray
Back in the U.S.S.R. by Daniel Koffler
Antiwar Conservatism by Dylan Waco
Georgia Versus Mother Russia…Another Neocon Scam? by Werner Scott
What is the White House Smoking? by Eric Margolis
Ambivalence of War by Charley Reese
George, Stay Out of Georgia by Bill Lind
Are You Ready for Nuclear War? by Paul Craig Roberts
Constitutions and Organic Bases by Shawn Wilbur
Blood in August: On Avoiding World War Three by John Zmirak
What Will a White Minority Mean for America? by Steve Sailor
Russia Threatens Nukes from AnarchoNation
Neocon Michael Ledeen Labels Italy a Terrorist Nation
“Sweet Neo Con” by The Rolling Stones
America’s Outrageous War Economy by Paul B. Farrell
Western Political Correctness Obscures Communist Atrocities by John Markley
I Resign from the Imperialist-loving Mount Pelerin Society by Paul Craig Roberts
Back in the USSA by William Norman Grigg
Gore Vidal: The Last Republican by Bill Kauffman
What Libertarianism is Not by Johnny Kramer
The Narrative Versus the News by Justin Raimondo
Rice Goes Deeper Into the Absurd by Glenn Greenwald
War: Why Your Gas is so Expensive Scott Horton Interviews Greg Palast
US Role in Georgia Cannot Be Ignored by Stephen Zunes
Musharraf Out, Like Nixon; Bush Still In, Like Flynn by Ray McGovern
Why Is Norman Finkelstein Not Allowed to Teach? by David Klein
Norman Finkelstein: A Pariah in Exile by Stewart Ain
The Pyramid of the Capitalist System by Francois Tremblay
America’s New Economic Plan…Nationalize Banks? Werner Scott
Extending NATO to Russia’s Borders is Insane by Thomas Sowell
Yellow Peril!-How the Beijing Olympics Became the Most Politicized Show on Earth by Brendan O’Neill
Drug Legalization as a Defensive Measure
Berlin: Seven Banks Attacked in Protest of Energy Companies
Thoughtful Anarchy by John Steele
International Criminal Court Should Leave Georgia Alone by Helen Rittelmeyer
China’s Religious Problem-And Ours by Grant Havers
And None Dare Call It Treason-McCain Advisor’s Georgia Connection by Pat Buchanan
Scalia on the Loose by Daniel Koffler
The Paradoxical Nature of the Geopolitics of Secession by Thomas N. Taylor
Interview with Pam Africa and Ramona Africa
National Day of Action Against Electoral Politics
The Military Commissions, So Far by Joanne Mariner
The Middle Kingdom’s Middle Way by Jean-Louis Rocca
All Experts Agree-Legalize Drugs by Julian Critchley
The Shape of Cuba’s Reforms by Saul Landau and Nelson P. Valdes
The Futility of Hope by James Leroy Wilson
Soldier Worship by Laurence Vance
The State’s Legitimacy Crisis by Bill Lind
Bizarro Imperialism by Justin Raimondo
For or Against? Attitudes Towards Capitalism in German or Italian Fascism by Troy Southgate
Afghanistan Invasion Going From Bad to Worse by Werner Scott
More Mischief from the Gangsters in Blue by Rad Geek
Texas Truant Students to be Tracked by GPS Anklets
Why Not Let the Republicans Deals with this Mess? by Dave Lindorff
