Is Missile Defense Obsolete?
Yes, argues Charles Peña, but we haven’t seen the end of it yet
Left and Right Against the
Military-Industrial Complex
Jon Basil Utley looks for common ground
Support Builds in Congress to Lift Cuba Embargo
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators and interest groups is backing a bill
that would end the long economic embargo against Cuba, including travel restrictions
to the island.
The Freedom to Travel to Cuba Act was introduced Tuesday by Senators Byron
Dorgan, a North Dakota Democrat and Senate Democratic Policy [...]
Neoconservatism: The Return
Justin Raimondo on the undead and the brain-dead
Wars Abroad Continue at Home
Whether it’s $900 billion, more than one trillion dollars, or even, in the
long run, several
trillion dollars, the spiraling costs of George Bush’s wars – one of which
is now in the grim
process of becoming “Obama’s War” – are indisputable. It’s hardly less
[...]
Tuesday: 10 Iraqis Killed, 58 Wounded
Updated at 7:20 p.m. EDT, Mar. 31, 2009
A suicide bomber in Mosul took the lion’s share of today’s casualties. Overall, at least 10 Iraqis were killed and 58 more were wounded across the country. A U.S. Marine died Tuesday in a non-combat incident as well. Meanwhile, Iraq has implemented the use of unmanned aircraft to monitor the borders. Also, falling oil income has put a crimp in government spending.
To Reduce Violence,
End the Drug War
David Henderson on Hillary Clinton’s crocodile tears
Stop Arming Israel
Philip Giraldi on restoring America’s good name
Yes, We Have No Bananastan
Jeff Huber on the social re-engineering of an entire region
Khmer Rouge Trials May Expose US, China
PHNOM PENH – Limits placed on a United Nations-backed war-crimes tribunal
in prosecuting surviving leaders of the genocidal Khmer Rouge regime may not
prevent revelations about international actors linked to Cambodia’s dark period.
It ranges from the period of Khmer Rouge history that the court will consider,
a geographic limit [...]
