Kosovo "Prime Minister" Indicted Three months after he was appointed "prime minister" in the "provisional government" of the occupied Serbian province of Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj has stepped down and surrendered to the Hague Inquisition. He did so after receiving a...
Lebanon and the Avaricious Superpower
Many years ago, I read a book called The Quiet American by Graham Greene. Its central character is a high-minded, naive young American operative in Vietnam. He has no idea about the complexities of that country but is determined to right its wrongs and create order....
The War Path of Unity
"I will be voting to give the president of the United States the authority to use force if necessary to disarm Saddam Hussein because I believe that a deadly arsenal of weapons of mass destruction in his hands is a real and grave threat to our security."...
The International Highway to Hell
Who hasn't heard soldier after American soldier burble on about how freeing Iraqis inspires him? Or, if injured, this archetypal GI will often say how eager he is to get back to his "buddies," those he considers his real family. (Come now, Objectivists: How do you...
When Is a Militia Not a Militia?
One of the classic signs of ideology at work is the redefinition of words to empty them of their meaning. An article by Greg Jaffe in the Feb. 16 Wall Street Journal, "New Factor in Iraq: Irregular Brigades Fill Security Void," describes the rapid spread of militias...
The Specter of Fascism
A specter is haunting post-9/11 America the specter of fascism. Lew Rockwell calls it "red-state fascism," former Treasury official and conservative economist Paul Craig Roberts refers to "the brownshirting of the conservative movement," and Scott McConnell,...
The End of the Right to Counsel?
Listen to Scott's interview with Elaine Cassel stream download mp3 What if the government arrested you on terrorism charges? What if your lawyer was afraid to zealously defend you (as required by the Model Rules)? What if your lawyer was so afraid, he wouldn't...
Unhappy With One Quagmire, Bush Looks for Another
How much longer can American prestige survive the embarrassments inflicted by President Bush? Bush's demand that Syria immediately withdraw its troops from Lebanon is a ricochet demand. If Lebanon cannot have free elections while under foreign military occupation,...
Don’t Stop With Syria’s Occupation
Fareed Zakaria argues that Bush got one thing right. Zakaria writes: "Bush never accepted the view that Islamic terrorism had its roots in religion or culture or the Arab-Israeli conflict. Instead, he veered toward the analysis that the region was breeding terror...
Ending the Death Penalty for Juveniles Is Not Enough
http://www.independent.org/tii/antiwar/e050308.html


