His former boss Clarence Thomas, of course.
The ‘Law’ is a big joke
Only a liar would tell someone else that there's such a thing. Clearly, there is not.
03/09/10 – Meryl Nass – The Scott Horton Show
Meryl Nass, a practicing physician and blogger on anthrax-related issues, discusses the FBI's flawed anthrax investigation, the persecution of innocent suspects (Ayaad Assaad, Steven Hatfill) that may have been set up as patsies, deliberately misrepresented evidence in the FBI's case against Bruce Ivins and the possible link between anthrax vaccine and Gulf War Syndrome.
03/09/10 – Gareth Porter – The Scott Horton Show
Gareth Porter, independent historian and journalist for Inter Press Service, discusses the US military’s descriptive excesses that preceded their offensive on the Afghan 'city' of Marjah, the US counterinsurgency strategy of establishing a favorable narrative to shape domestic public opinion, the winners and losers in the global war on terrorism and the military-industrial complex’s goal of permanent occupation.
03/09/10 – David R. Henderson – The Scott Horton Show
This interview is jointly conducted by Scott Horton and Antiwar Radio producer Angela Keaton. David R. Henderson, author of The Concise Encyclopedia of Economics, discusses the 'Across the Political Spectrum Against War and Militarism' conference in Washington, D.C., Milton Friedman’s prominent opposition to the draft in the late 60s, the need to minimize divisive fringe issues during antiwar protests and why conservatives squirm when they hear the words 'peace' and 'imperialism.'
03/09/10 – Anthony Gregory – The Scott Horton Show
Anthony Gregory, Editor-in-Chief at Campaign for Liberty, discusses Obama’s rhetorical differences and policy similarities with the Bush administration, why the PATRIOT Act has (unfortunately) been around too long to be repealed, apologists who blame the 'tough guy' Republican political trap for Obama’s hawkishness and why public support for torture and war has increased since Bush left office.
Psychosis
Those in charge of America's government and broader state establishment have completely lost their minds. Apparently, they really tell each other, and believe, the very same crap they use on us. In fact, the propaganda we suffer may just be the spillover from what is truly intended for consumption by the political classes themselves in the first place. But anyone would have to be more loony than stupid to publish or believe this New York Times nonsense. The Times is just delighted to report...
Liberty Sticker
Illinois Judge Allows Torture Suit to Procede
Okay, we all know there can never be such thing as a law that provides for people who have brown skin and believe in Islam having the ability to seek remedy in American courts for torture at the hands of the U.S. military or CIA. But what about two white, American, presumably non-Muslim, contractor whistle-blowers? Well, last Friday a federal district court judge in Illinois refused to reject a lawsuit by two such people against former Offense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld among others. [The...
The War on Terrorism
Ground zero hotel wants to attract 9/11 terrorists – er, tourists
3 cheers for free enterprise, eh?
The Kooks Were Right!
George W. Bush, Dick Cheney and the rest of em are all agents of al Qaeda! You best look out GE lady! You're an "Unprivileged Enemy Belligerent" now.
US Re-Bombing Somalia
Read all about it.
David Frum Smacked Down Again
You'd think this war-mongering hack and George W. Bush hagiographer would eventually tire of being publicly humiliated every time he puts words to print, but no. Apparently Frum's parents forgot to teach him the virtue of shame. Or perhaps his master Richard Perle beat it out of him. So, anyway, this time the monster of "moderation" has been busted back down to his dank cellar by Milton Friedman's son David, on occasion of Frum's pathetic attempt at defending the Federal Reserve System from...
McCain-Lieberman Bill a Major Threat to Liberty
Writes Anthony Gregory at C4L: Former Democratic VP candidate Joe Lieberman and former GOP presidential candidate John McCain have introduced a new detention policy bill in response to the Christmas Day underwear bomber. From The Atlantic: "A close reading of the bill suggests it would allow the U.S. military to detain U.S. citizens without trial indefinitely in the U.S. based on suspected activity." Read the rest.
