Politics & Prose Bookstore in DC had a book event tonight for Attitude 3 – a collection of the work of “the New Subversive Online Cartoonists.” The book, edited with questions and commentary throughout by Ted Rall, features the work of people more than happy to expose the lies and crimes of the Bush regime. Many […]
Pro Libertate: Independent, Unabashed, and Undaunted
Will Grigg is one of the hardest working pro-freedom bloggers in the business. His Pro Libertate blog is consistently among the punchiest, pithiest, most penetrating takes on the perils of politicians. He has a new blog entry on Sam Adams and the American Revolution that vivifies the danger of waiting until too late to resist oppression. […]
Bush’s Signing Statement Dictatorship
The fine folks at Future of Freedom Foundation posted today a piece I did on Bush’s endless nullifications of federal law. The longer he reigns, the more difficult it is to give Bush the benefit of the doubt. Bush’s Signing Statement Dictatorship by James Bovard, October 9, 2006 President Bush has once again decreed that […]
The Washington Post’s Disgraceful Record on Ruby Ridge
The Washington Post weighed in on the death of former congresswoman Helen Chenoweth today. The fact that Chenoweth harshly criticized the feds sealed her reputation, at least with the Post. The Post notes: “She also held hearings on ‘black helicopters,’ which militia members believed were filled with United Nations-sponsored storm troopers eager to swoop into […]
Yesterday’s KAOS Radio Interview Now Online as an MP3
Scott Horton has converted our interview from yesterday into an MP3 which can be easily downloaded here.
Foley the One-Handed Warrior
ABC News revealed this afternoon that Foley was engaging in “Internet sex” with a teenage boy while Foley was voting for the Bush administration’s Emergency Wartime Supplemental Appropriation in 2003. ABC reports: This message was dated April 2003, at approximately 7 p.m., … Maf54 [FOLEY]: I miss you Teen: ya me too Maf54: we are still […]
The 1995 Playboy article on Ruby Ridge
Here’s the piece on Ruby Ridge mentioned in the prior post. The article had magnificent artwork. Unfortunately, I’m not adept at scanning and inserting the images into a blog. The article closes with the following questions: “If Congress is not willing to look into such misconduct, who will protect the Constitution? Will Congress let the […]
