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Democrats Dismiss Rand Paul’s Black Helicopters at Their Peril

by Arthur Goldwag | Jun 18, 2013 | Politics

Ron Paul made good sense on many issues–from George W. Bush’s foreign misadventures to the dangerous rise of the national security state. Many of his young followers, however, tended to be selective in their veneration. While they embraced his straight talk on the war on drugs (“the drug war is out of control. I fear […]

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Why the NSA Story Is the Wrong Fight for Civil Libertarians

by Doug Daniels | Jun 13, 2013 | National Security

Revelations of a classified program by the National Security Agency to collect data in the U.S. has prompted outrage as well as denunciation from the left and right. Many are under the impression that the Obama administration has been eavesdropping on phone calls and reading private emails. And comparisons to George W. Bush’s abusive, post-9/11 […]

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In Wake of Woolwich Murder, Islamophobia Is the New Fascism

by Richard Sudan | Jun 12, 2013 | Foreign Policy, Legal Affairs

In late May, two British men of Nigerian descent hacked to death British soldier Lee Rigby in full view of witnesses in the Woolwich district of London. The assailants, who are awaiting trial, claimed to have avenged the killing of Muslims by British military. No reasonable person could possibly justify Rigby’s horrific death. No one. That simply […]

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How Do We Force Cash Hoarders to Invest? Tax Them

by Alejandro Reuss | Jun 12, 2013 | Economy

The supply-side economists of the 1980s famously emphasized how government policies (especially taxes) affect incentives. They argued that taxes act as disincentives to work, saving, and investment. Conservative think tanks like the Heritage Foundation repeat this, like a mantra, to the present day. The argument is basically that tax policy—by discouraging desirable economic activities—misaligns private […]

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M.J. Rosenberg: Samantha Power, Another Win for the Israel Lobby

by M.J. Rosenberg | Jun 11, 2013 | Foreign Policy

The month of March 2002 was a terrible time in both Israel and the West Bank. Some 100 Israelis were killed by Palestinian suicide bombers. Prime Minister Ariel Sharon launched a military operation in the West Bank killing some 500 Palestinians. Children made up a significant number of the victims on both sides. The prospects […]

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Bad Faith Documentary

Bad Faith

“A great and powerful and timely film” – Ken Burns

Critics are raving about BAD FAITH, the sensational expose of Christian Nationalism from directors Stephen Ujlaki and Chris Jones

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“One of the Ten Best Films of 2024”Variety

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