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Conspiracies
Prof. Terry wrote this on October 1st as a Comment to my posting of September 23 2013 titled: “A Religion of Peace and Silence.” Prof. Terry is a habitual liberal critic of this blog. His contributions are precious because they … Continue reading
Posted in Socio-Political Essays
Tagged Al Quaida, car bomb, Jihad, Ku Klux Klan, liberal conspiracy, liberals, Major Hasan, political correctness, suicide bomber, terrorism
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Syria; Kosovo; Republicans’ Bad Dreams.
President Obama has managed to divide the Republican Party beyond his wildest dreams although he may not have done it on purpose. The topic is the announced intervention in Syria. The libertarian branch of the Republican Party is now comprised … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events
Tagged Al Quaida, amantha Powers, Assad, Bosnia, civilians, gas, gassing, gaz, Iraq war, John Kerry, Kosovo, Mali, Milosevich, Milosevitch, NATO, Obama, Pearl Harbor, Pelosi, Reid, Republican Party, Russia, Rwanda, Security Cuncil, statism, Syria, UN, United Nations, Yugoslavs
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Libertarian Pacifism vs Liberal Pacifism: What I Learned by Arguing with Libertarians
I think there are three good reasons, and many bad reasons, to argue about politics. The first good reason is also the least important. It’s to convince the other guy, the one with whom you argue, of the validity of … Continue reading
Posted in Socio-Political Essays
Tagged 9/11, 9/11 attack, Al Quaida, American exceptionalism, American society, Bosnia, constitutional government, Darfur, Islamic Republic of Iran, Islamist terrorists, Islamists, Kosovo, liberal, liberalism, Libertarian, libertarianism, pacifism, Patriot Act, Pearl Harbor, political discussions, progressives, Republican Party, Ron Paul, Rwnada, Somalia, Timothy McVay
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Peace At All Costs: Growing Isolationism Among Libertarians
I expect liberals to be against most wars except those they start themselves (most of them, historically). Such opposition stands to reason because much liberalism is based on a vague feeling of collective guilt: Whatever bad thing happens, it must … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghan War, Afghanistan, Al Quaida, dhimmi, fatwa, gangster states, Gaza, Hamas, Hezbollah, holy lands, Islamic Caliphate, isolationism, Israel, Jihad, jihadism, liberals, libertarianism, Libertarians, Middle-East, Mideast, nation-building, Old World, peace, Santa Cruz, Welfare State
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Indecent Stories for Decent Women: Fiction by John René Adolph, a Man (2017)
Les pumas de grande banlieue: histoires d'émigration (2014)
I Used to Be French: an Immature Autobiography (2014)
FACTS MATTER 