Wednesday, January 7
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Anthony Gregory is the guest editor today. |
Iqbal's
Journey: A Story of CIA Rendition
“Muhammad
Saad Iqbal was seized by the C.I.A. after 9/11, interrogated in a secret
prison in Egypt, then sent on to Bagram Airbase and Guantanamo. This is a
firsthand account of torture and rendition.”
The
Slaughter of the Diseased Animals
Arthur
Silber on blockades and provocations.
An
anti-state, classic episode of The Twilight Zone.
David
Gordon on Nazi economic policy.
Obama’s
Job-Creation Boondoggle
It
won’t help the economy, says Bill Shughart.
Tom
Engelhardt on Bush’s legacy of destruction.
It’s
about time, says Kevin Carson.
Jonathan
Bean on a sacred cow.
The
Free State Project hosts a libertarian get-together in New Hampshire, March 59.
Many
Americans Love Their Police State
J.D.
Tuccille examines their apathy toward civil liberties.
“The
projection of the West’s Culture Wars on to the Middle East turns it into a
permaconflict, depriving all sides of an incentive to compromise.” Column by
Brendan O’Neil.
Bob
Herbert on the other war of choice.
Making
Money With Digital Content
Ignore
copyright.
It’s
making a comeback.
Music
video for the song by Ween.
A photo blog. (5 pages)