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Screenshot 2026-08-24 at 09-37-59 Presidential Entitlement and the 1998 Bombing of Sudan The Libertarian Institute

Presidential Entitlement to Kill: the 1998 Bombing of Sudan

Presidential Entitlement to Kill: The 1998 Bombing of Sudan By James Bovard Last week was the 28th anniversary of the U.S. government bombing of a pharmaceutical factory in Sudan. Scott Horton, director of the Libertarian Institute, observed last week that that wanton assault by the Clinton administration “helped make a folk hero out of bin […]

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Fireball at Waco after FBI Assault, April 19, 1993

Hate Crime Hype and Hypocrisy (2000)

Hate crimes are a hot topic in the Trump era.  Here’s a piece I wrote 19 years ago that was published in the Washington Times and (probably) syndicated by Knight Ridder News Service. The government can never commit a “hate crime” against private citizens because federal agents are almost always presumed to have good intentions […]

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