An Egyptian Call to … Boycott Egypt?
The Egyptian blogger who produces “Rantings of a Sandmonkey” has some remarkably interesting findings to share about the cartoons that have provided the occasion for so much violence.
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Selective Outrage
Not all have taken to the streets to vent anger over the cartoons of Mohammed, as Omar from Iraq the Model makes clear.
Thanks, Protectionists! You’re Destroying an Industry!
Sweet Deal for A Few, Not For Most Thanks to the Washington Post (requires simple registration) for pointing out that restrictions on the ability of Americans to import sugar, “protecting”…
Thanks, Protectionists! You’re Destroying an Industry!
Sweet Deal for A Few, Not For Most Thanks to the Washington Post (requires simple registration) for pointing out that restrictions on the ability of Americans to import sugar, “protecting”…
A Lack of Judgement
Go, Seahawks! What was the judge thinking?
Maker of Bomb Threats a Poor Representative of Islam, Indeed
A Disgrace and an Insult to Peaceful Muslims We now find that the disgusting creep who dressed up as a suicide bomber during the protests outside the Danish Embassy, during…
A New Cinematic Trend?
Brokeback to the Future? (If you haven’t seen Brokeback Mountain, it’s worth the trip to the cinema.) Hat tip to Nick Gillespie at Reason.com.
Immigration and the Welfare State in Sweden
The New York Times Magazine has a very provocative and interesting piece by Christopher Caldwell today on “Islam on the Outskirts of the Welfare State.” Mauricio Rojas is quoted in…
Denmark Stands Tall
The cartoon images of Muhammed may have been offensive. They may have been shocking to some. Perhaps publishing them was in bad taste. Maybe it was even a sin. But…
Another Victim of Our Irrational War on Drugs: Puppies
For Their Sake, End Prohibition I rather think that this bit of news helps to make the case for ending the War on Drugs: “The organization’s outrageous and heinous smuggling…