April 19, 2003 – A Iraq War April 16, 2003 Embedded Photographer: “I Saw Marines Kill Civilians” Eyewitness account by war photographer Laurent Van der Stockt. “…With my own eyes I saw about fifteen civilians killed in two days…” (1) … Continue reading →
April 13, 2003 – A Liberty, War & Politics Canadian Nationalism and David Orchard David Orchard Campaign Running for the leadership of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada. (1) He is not a libertarian, but traditional Canadian conservatism and nationalism … Continue reading →
Just going through these old posts, I notice that there are huge changes in my understanding on a couple of subjects here and there–need to examine all sides of a topic like Oxycontin (5/30/2020). April 6, 2003 – B … Continue reading →
April 6, 2003 April 1/03 ‘You didn’t fire a warning shot soon enough!’ “The invasion forces suffered another self-inflicted disaster in the battle for hearts and minds yesterday when soldiers from the US 3rd infantry division shot dead Iraqi … Continue reading →
February 13, 2003 What Happens to the Soldiers Your Government Sends? Soldiers Beware by Col. David Hackworth (Jan 28/03) “Most recently, more than 161,000 Desert Storm vets have been disabled, and almost 10,000 have died from Gulf War Illness.” (1) … Continue reading →
February 9, 2003 Jan 31/03: Our Reds, and Theirs by Justin Raimondo “A Stalinist joins the War Party – and is welcomed with open arms.” Bush and Blair’s support includes Stalinist Polish Prime Minister. “Iraq’s subjugation is meant as … Continue reading →
February 8, 2003 Gen. Schwarzkopf Is Skeptical About U.S. Action in Iraq “It’s obviously not a black-and-white situation over there” in the Mideast, he says. “I would just think that whatever path we take, we have to take it … Continue reading →
February 2, 2003 Edited: March 24, 2009 On Some Rhetorical Devices of the War Party by Joseph R. Stromberg “The sole acceptable causal explanation of what those with Authoritarian Personalities might call “blowback” is a dreaded mental disorder known as … Continue reading →
January 26, 2003 Edited: March 24, 2009 Israel’s Amen Corner, by Justin Raimondo This article discusses the two movements that motivate the GOP’s one-sided foreign policy: neoconservatism and Protestant dispensationalism. After the Cold War ended, “the neoconservatives had pined away … Continue reading →
January 18, 2003 Edited: December 31, 2008 They’re Everywhere, They’re Everywhere! by Bob Wallace “Threats, that is. Always with the threats. Supposedly we’re always under attack by a mortal threat. Yet they never quite seem to be as horrible as … Continue reading →