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The Islamic Threat is being Overblown, huh?
It was a surreal experience to read Steve Chapman’s column today regarding the mountain out of a molehill we are all making this Islamo-terror threat to be. If I were to write a satire of my ideological opponent’s position, it would be his column. While Mr. Chapman seems to think that the fact ...read this post
9/11 – no big deal; My Privacy – how dare you??
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Steven Greenhut’s article on 9/11 today featured this doozy: “The 9/11 attacks were bad, but …”. In the Libertarian decrying of eavesdropping on terrorist’s phone calls, I continue to wait for them to at least admit that the potential abuses of the Patriot Act are just that – potential. The ...read this post
The Golden Age to be a Villain
As a diligent student of world history, I can not think of a better time to be a villain than the age in which we current live. For those who desire to commit abhorrent atrocities against their fellow man, the time is ripe. Mass murder, terrorist barbarism, and sweeping disregard for life and ...read this post
America Alone by Mark Steyn
Based on the variety of habits I have either taken on or rid myself of over the years, I am convinced that my most enjoyed vice remaining in my arsenal is reading books, or at least buying lots of them. My collection includes many books that I feel sentimentally connected to, and it includes ...read this post
The Case for Democracy by Natan Sharansky
The path this former isolationist took to a foreign policy of moral clarity and responsibility
2006 has been filled with some of the most wonderful book reading of my life, though I confess that a good portion of the 2006 book reading subject matter was determined by mental and ideological arm wrestling contests I have internally ...read this post
