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Saturday, May 23rd, 2009
We mustn't forget a significant and pervasive threat. We mustn't minimize as the Obamessiah seems to.
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Tuesday, May 19th, 2009
Mychael Massie contends that "EIT" (enhanced interrogation techniques) aren't "enhanced" at all but are normal. Not just normal but that which SHOULD be used. To pursue this argument he compares the interrogations severity to the beheadings conducted by terrorists. This is a fallacious comparison in the context of civilized behavior ...
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Friday, May 1st, 2009
Contrary to the most excellent previous post by our dear friend Sally, many, if not most, libertarians (note the small l) do not have any horror or regret at the economic and military might of the United States of America. I am proud of it as an illustration of the ...
Posted in Article Reviews, Government, History, World Affairs | 2 Comments »
Wednesday, April 29th, 2009
I wrote a response to a very interesting post in the Postmodern Conservative web site on Bacevich and his anti-American Empire stance. First, the most interesting part of James Poulos's post:
At the heart of the problem is our total confusion about what empire is. Noah helps us see ...
Posted in World Affairs | 9 Comments »
Monday, April 27th, 2009
I agree with the idea of erring on the side of caution and humanity in regards to all of the debate over torture or "harsh interrogation techniques. Some good questions have been asked here. Both parties seem to be more interested in the politics surrounding this issue than debating the ...
Posted in Constitution, Crime, History, International, Law, Military, Philosophy, World Affairs | 4 Comments »
Sunday, April 26th, 2009
Laying aside the obvious - that it is a sad day when a free and civilized Christian nation has to debate the merits of torture, some questions on the subject come to mind?1.) Did we torture British prisoners for information, at a time when their army was on our ...
Posted in Government, International, Law, Military, Philosophy, Politics, World Affairs | 2 Comments »
Friday, April 24th, 2009
This was submitted by a reader as something he received from a retired Naval Captain.
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Your "Real" story is not exactly the way I heard it, and probably has a few political twists thrown in to stir the pot. Rather than me trying to correct it, I'll just tell you what ...
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Tuesday, April 21st, 2009
I think that this article on CNN’s web site today illustrates the futility of trying to deal with extremist organizations like the Taliban. It is this kind of mindset that we cannot eradicate through force of arms unless we intend to take it to a genocidal level. The only ...
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Sunday, April 19th, 2009
...Reagan signed the IMF arms control treaty with Gorbachev, and now Obama has opened to door to Cuba, Iran and Venezuela. If his actions serve America's interests, as those of his predecessors did, we should applaud him. Negotiating with hostile powers, if done in the national interest, is Realpolitik, a ...
Posted in Dictatorships, Government, History, South America, World Affairs | 3 Comments »
Thursday, April 16th, 2009
You can see from the complete report who your collectivist sheople herders view as potential terrorists. People who value life and liberty and those who defend both. Read it and weep. Better yet, read it and speak out! Also, view our example of the same misguided collectivist phobia in public ...
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