Archive | April, 2009

LISTEN LIVE – on the Brian Wilson Show Today (4/23)

By on April 23, 2009 in Uncategorized

I will be on the Brian Wilson radio show today from @ 5:05 pm to 5:30. Brian is one of the funniest and most thoughtful talk show hosts in the biz. We will be talking about the DHS terrorist profile memo, the torture memos, and other light-hearted topics. Listen Live here. (He is on Toledo’s [...]

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On Judge Napolitano’s “Freedom Watch” This Afternoon (4/22) + UPDATE

By on April 22, 2009 in Attention Deficit Democracy, dictatorship

I am scheduled to be on Judge Andrew Napolitano’s “Freedom Watch” internet broadcast on Fox today @ 2:30 pm. Ron Paul, Lew Rockwell, and Glenn Beck are also scheduled for the program (which starts at 2 pm). You can watch it live here. The show will also be archived at that site. Topics for today’s [...]

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Pity for a Constitution Stomper?

By on April 21, 2009 in Attention Deficit Democracy, Uncategorized

Congresswoman Jane Harman is indignant. A National Security Agency wiretap reportedly picked up her conversation seeking favors from a suspected Israeli agent in return for Harman lobbying the Justice Department to drop the lawsuit against AIPAC’s former top officials. Harman denies the charge and swears that her good name has been defiled. (Har!). Harman sent [...]

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Obama-Style “Nation of Laws”

By on April 17, 2009 in Attention Deficit Democracy

Obama proudly declared yesterday that ours is a “nation of laws” at the same time he announced that CIA torturers would not be prosecuted for their crimes. Life in Washington is one damn paradox after another. Kudos to the American Civil Liberties Union for their lawsuit that compelled the disclosure of the torture memos yesterday. [...]

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Latest Wiretap Crimes Spur No Fear or Loathing

By on April 16, 2009 in Attention Deficit Democracy

The New York Times revealed last night that the National Security Agency has been illegally spying on legions of Americans’ email and phone calls. Congress vastly expanded the NSA’s surveillance purview last year – but the NSA has chosen to go much further. The Times noted that the NSA may have spied on one congressman [...]

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