See http://www.lewrockwell.com/woods/woods77.html Congrats, you defender of truth, justice, and the American way.

Sorry, Scott Horton lovers. The computer and audio equipment are having a fight and so it doesn't look like there'll be a show Thursday. Hopefully I'll have it together by Friday. If the pc is cooked, it'll be till next week. I will be filling in for Charles Goyette on KFNX 1100 in Phoenix next Tuesday.

for Today: Well, I thought I had an interview lined up, but it looks as though it may have fallen through. Oh well. Listen here or here 11am-1pm Texas time. (second link there: copy/paste url into winamp etc.) Sorry folks, the computer figuratively blew up. Fixed now. (?)

From http://opinionjournal.com/editorial/feature.html?id=110010344 Libertarians and the War Ron Paul doesn't speak for all of us. BY RANDY E. BARNETT Tuesday, July 17, 2007 12:01 a.m. EDT While the number of Americans who self-identify as "libertarian" remains small, a substantial proportion agree with the core stances of limited constitutional government in both the economic and social spheres--what is sometimes called "economic conservatism" and "social liberalism." But if they watched the...

He really should be more aware of his immediate surroundings, given the enormous melon he floats around on his shoulders. Guess it comes with the job of being an arrogant power-brokering sonofabitch. h/t Charles Goyette

for today: First Hour: Bill Brown. Second Hour: Don't know yet... Listen here or here. (Copy the address, then paste it into the 'play url' section of your dang winamp.) Mp3 here.

From David Beito at Liberty and Power: As media and political elites continue to demonize Ron Paul for his comments in the debates, it is remembering that another candidate, who said much the same thing, once came within a hair of winning the Republican presidential nomination. In 1950, Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio firmly explained to dumbfounded interviewers on ‘Meet the Press’ why he opposed sending more U.S. troops to Europe. He condemned the deployment as encirclement and warned that it...

The rest split the other half. McRomney, 2nd and third place, are way behind. Take that Warbloggers.

I just added two rather interesting articles about the Middle-East mess to my blog: Wiping whom off the map? A stupid war Check them out. Enjoy!

Check out this article in the Guardian which claims that: 1) the military solution back in favour as Rice loses out and 2) the President 'not prepared to leave conflict unresolved'. Yet another confirmation that the war against Iran is "on".

for today: First hour: I'm playing the audio of Dr. Ron Paul at Google headquarters from last Friday. Second hour: I hate government a lot - slight chance of a good interview. Listen here 11am-1pm central. Mp3 here.

Says this lady in the Post. Do-gooder liberals; the only thing worse is one that becomes a right-wing defense contractor lobbyist/think tank/Pentagon warmonger.

This article is based on a speech entitled ‘War, Foreign Policy and Empire, The Changing Political Dynamic,’ which the author delivered at The Future of Freedom Foundation’s June 1—4, 2007, conference entitled "Restoring the Republic: Foreign Affairs and Civil Liberties’ in Reston, Virginia. According to a CBS/New York Times poll from May, 72 percent of Americans disapprove of Bush’s handling of Iraq. This includes 40 percent of Republicans. Sixty-one percent of Americans say the United...