War, Peace, and Terrorism


Straight Talk on Iran

Evil? Sure. Reason for War? No way. Fareed Zakaria offers some rational thought on relations with Iran: “Stalin, Mao And â?¦ Ahmadinejad? Conservatives have become surprisingly charitable about two of…

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A Tale That Needs to be Told and Retold

Today’s New York Times tells the story of a French priest who is documenting the horrors of the extermination of Ukrainian Jews by the National Socialists: “A Priest Methodically Reveals…

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Presidency or Dictatorship?

George Will poses some excellent “Questions for Mukasey.” The first is especially good: The Bush administration says “the long war” — the war on terrorism — is a perpetual emergency…

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A Cause for Shame

This map of “Displaced Iraqis Around the World.” Seen on AndrewSullivan.com.

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What a Victory in the War on Terror That Was

Convicting this guy on a charge quite different from the occasion for his original detention was well worth violating the U.S. Constitution and subverting the rule of law. The Bush…

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A Travesty of Justice

The Jose Padilla case is a good example of why legal procedures and procedural rights are so important. My colleagues Tim Lynch and Bob Levy on this deeply disturbing case.

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A Presumption in Favor of Prudence?

Stephen Bainbridge has an interesting essay up about foreign policy over at Andrewsullivan.com, “On Non-Interventionism.” It´s a helpful dose of wisdom, but…. a presumption in favor of prudence suggests that…

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Libertarianism and War

Randy Barnett offers an intelligent defense of his Wall Street Journal column here (and in the other links at the bottom of that post). It’s still not a defense of…

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Danish Decency

Danish army evacuates 200 Iraqis

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The New York Times Intones

I Look Forward to a News Conference Announcing U.S. Disengagement A bit of hard-headed thinking seems to have reached the upper levels of the commentariat. Today’s New York Times has…

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