Iraqi Transitional National Assembly Meeting for the First Time I’m struck by the strange standards applied by many commentators to the situation in Iraq. I’m not referring to the issue…
Orange? Check. Stalinist? Hmmm…. I’ve just learned (thanks to a trackback) of a new and interesting blog with a libertarian bent: Stalinist Orange, brought to us by Brian Radzinsky, a…
A Hero of Liberty I don’t celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by drinking green beer or wearing a green vest. I think about the dedication of a courageous man to human…
A Hero of Liberty I don’t celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by drinking green beer or wearing a green vest. I think about the dedication of a courageous man to human…
A Hero of Liberty I don’t celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by drinking green beer or wearing a green vest. I think about the dedication of a courageous man to human…
A Hero of Liberty I don’t celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by drinking green beer or wearing a green vest. I think about the dedication of a courageous man to human…
I’ve gotten back on the job of getting out a bilingual (English and Arabic) edition of the American Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution and should have the material…
Mario Vargas Llosa, one of the most important literary figures on the world scene today, spoke last Thursday at the American Enterprise Institute. His speech, Confessions of a Liberal, is…
Our lawyers have filed our affirmative response to the motion to dismiss our lawsuit. It’s a very rational response to a very strange challenge. I very much want to be…
Dave Kopel has a very useful synopsis of material on “How Civil Rights Flowed from a Rifle Barrel” at Reason.com. The status of the lawsuit in which I’m engaged is…
