Tag Archives: afghanistan

Re: Fort Hood’s Shootings

I believe this post finishes our site’s libertarian conversion. We now occupy the same portion of the libertarian spectrum that LewRockwell.com occupies.

I don’t like America’s wars of aggression. The problem, as I see it, is that it can be hard to tell the difference between a war of aggression and a good preemptive defense. For [...]

Michael Yon on Arabs

Life Before Death:

When my western friends talk bad about Arabs, I think of places like UAE or Qatar where we are extremely welcome and safe. The idea that we are in a global religious war is untrue. Certainly there are wars unfolding that have religious basis, but this is not World War [...]

Media Ghouls

It seems that our mainstream media is obsessed with mangled bodies, blood, gore, and death. How else do you explain this article from the New York Times? David Carr spends two pages whining about how unfair it is that the Army makes it hard to take photos of wounded and dead American soldiers.

Since [...]

Accuracy in Reporting

Is the reporting out of Afghanistan and Iraq accurate? It’s hard to say. Sometimes you need to hear from an independent voice — someone who’s been there, but who isn’t associated with the Mainstream Media. Today, Michael Yon fact checked the Wall Street Journal:

I’ve never posted a rebuttal to a news story. Today [...]