Thursday, January 1
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Cheryl Cline is the guest editor today. |
"It is obvious that the statist method requires the least amount of intelligence and effort, but repeating that process doesn’t bring one any closer to a credible solution. Statist solutions typically will make any problem worse and spread it around to more people." Column by Mark Davis.
Bush
Ripped by RNC for Socialist Policies
The
Media's Top 10 Worst Economic Myths of 2008
Gramsci
Week, #3 - Best Essays of 2005: Roger Kimball
"Kimball's
2005 piece in the New Criterion has been previously posted here, but it
deserves a second go-round, if not a third. The author of 'Tenured Radicals'
goes beyond the subject of academia in this essay which succinctly exposes the
tactics and strategies of the now-greying but still revolutionary 60s
radicals."
An
Atheist Advocates Christianity for Africa
Could
Christianity bring individualism to a collectivist
Dismantling
a ‘Libertarian’ Argument for Restricting Immigration
"The
body of classical liberal and libertarian philosophy is full of people who
espouse laissez-faire positions on the movements of goods and
investment across borders, then completely reverse this position when it comes
to the free movement of people."
"I
can conceive of institutions that solve the public goods problem of basic
research that are better than NASA, NOAA, NSF, and any other government
science funding agency. I am even more confident that better institutional
solutions than I can conceive could exist. But those institutions do not exist
today."
Blowing
Smoke on State Climate Action Plans
The
Revolting Cuban Revolution Turns 50
The
US Army Document That Proves the US is the World's #1 Sponsor of World
Terrorism
"In a 'manual' which is officially to be released only to 'students from foreign countries on a case-by-case basis only', the US Army outlines a program of what it now calls 'irregular warfare', in fact US state sponsored terrorism, insurgency, and PSYOPS."
How
Come Israelis Can Criticize Israel, But Americans Can't?
"In
Proposition 8: Speak Softly and Carry a Big Poll
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