Quote of the Week:

“As long as I am mayor of this city the great industries are secure. We hear about constitutional rights, free speech and the free press. Every time I hear these words I say to myself, “That man is a Red, that man is a Communist.” You never hear a real American talk like that.”

     -Mayor Frank Hague, speech to the Jersey City Chamber of Commerce, January 12, 1938

 

Al Gore, Baptist and Bootlegger by Bill Anderson

The Archbishop of Canterbury Speaks in Support of Karl Marx

The Near Death of the State by Lew Rockwell

Why I Do Not Vote by Mike Rozeff

Democracy: The Great Swindle by Becky Akers

The Plunderbund by William Norman Grigg

No More Help, Please by Stephen Fairfax

Forget the Terrorists by Mike Rozeff

The Great Bank Robbery of 2008 by Bob Murphy

How Congressmen Voted

Blow It Out Your Ass, David Brooks!

A Veteran Speaks Out

The Real Trouble Makers in the Middle East by Justin Raimondo

A Dial Marked “War” by Justin Raimondo

Al-Qaeda’s Opportunity to Hurt the U.S. by Michael Scheuer

Joe Biden: Time for Confession by Ray McGovern

Republicans on the Left, Democrats on the Right by Ivan Eland

John McCain’s POW Cover-Up Sydney Schanberg interviewed by Scott Horton

God and Man at Taki Mag by Paul Gottfried

An Amicus Brief for Neville by Pat Buchanan

Deconstructing the Debate by Justin Raimondo

Racial Quotas in Malaysia: A Grim Warning by Jared Taylor

American Should Listen to Ahmadinejad by Paul Craig Roberts

Not One Damned Dime by Rad Geek

What Wall Street Hoped to Win by Pam Martens

The Pitchfork: Elite Panic on Wall Street by Chris Floyd

The Power of No by Dave Lindorff

Time for a General Strike? by Manuel Garcia

Blaming the Labor Unions by David Macaray

The System Works…for the Rich

Interview with Political Prisoner Lori Berenson

Put the Bailout on the Ballot

The Call of the Tyrant by Tom DiLorenzo

Iraq: They Make It a Desert and Call It Peace by Eric Margolis

War on Two Fronts by Bill Lind

What Will the History Books Say About Our Era? by Daniel Coleman

McMussolini by Ilana Mercer

Police Lieutenant in Taser Case Commits Suicide

How Did “Your” Senator Vote on the Bailout?

Ron Paul Tells Why He Won’t Vote McCain-Palin by Paul Munshine

Gang of Democracies by Justin Raimondo

Amerika William Norman Grigg interviewed by Scott Horton

The Dark Heart of the Gitmo Trials by Andy Worthington

Can A Bailout Succeed? by Paul Craig Roberts

A New Populism? by Grant Havers

What’s the Difference Between Sarah Palin and Dan Quayle? by John Zmirak

In Praise of Older Women by Taki Theodoracopulos

Forgotten Founder, Drunken Prophet Dylan Hales reviews Bill Kauffman

Immigration Restriction-Ruined by Success? by Richard Spencer

Sockless Jerry Rides Again by Caleb Stegall

What Bolshevik! by Niccolo Adami

It Pays to Rebel! by Larry Gambone

The Bailout in Plain English by Joe Bageant

The Free Market Preachers Have Long Practiced State Welfare for the Rich by George Monbiot

Can the Middle America Radicals Save McCain? by Pat Buchanan

The Bailout is a Fraud by Paul Craig Roberts

Sarah Goes to Africa by Richard Spencer

History of an Idea by Roderick T. Long

The Call of the Present by Shawn Wilbur

The Power Elite Shows Its Hand by Wally Conger

The Case for Drunk Driving by David Ker Thomson

When is a Holocaust not a Holocaust? by William Blum

Chomsky: “The Majority of the World Supports Iran” by Subrata Ghoshroy

The Strategic Logic of Suicide Terrorism Robert Pape interviewed by Scott Horton

The Bubble Boys by Justin Raimondo

Insurgency Comes to America

A Nation of Sheep by David Gordon

The Encroachment of Totalitarian Humanism

Where Have All the Real Men Gone? by Kathleen Parker

Police State Democracy by A.C. Grayling

Free Enterprise for the Poor, Socialism for the Rich by Gore Vidal

Elmer Gantry Economics by William Norman Grigg

Is McCain Insane? by Fred Reed

How to Avoid a Depression by Mike Rozeff

Oslo at 15 Years-A Vanishing Dream by Daniel Levy

The Minutemen Verses the Anarcho-Leftoids by Brenda Walker

The “Bailout” Has Passed by Dylan Waco

Whatever Happened to the Discourse on Neoliberalism? by Shawn Wilbur

Creatures of Capital by Alexander Cockburn