El Mal del Estado de la Seguridad Nacional, Parte 9 by Jacob G. Hornberger April 9, 2012 The following is a Spanish translation of “The Evil of the National Security State” by Jacob G. Hornberger. The translation was done for FFF on a complimentary basis by a FFF supporter in Spain. Please share it with your Spanish-speaking friends. Parte 1 | Parte 2 | Parte 3 | Parte 4 | Parte 5 | Parte 6 | Parte 7 | Parte 8 | Parte 9 | Parte 10 | Parte 11 | Parte 12 Los partidarios de la teoría del solitario en el asesinato de Kennedy suelen acusar a quienes creen que el presidente fue víctima de una conspiración – y, peor aún, de una que implicaba a agentes del estado de la seguridad nacional – de ser incapaces de aceptar el hecho de que un hombre descontento matase al presidente de EEUU, una persona que gozaba de fama y fortuna, respetada y admirada por mucha ...
El Mal del Estado de la Seguridad Nacional, Parte 10 by Jacob G. Hornberger April 9, 2012 The following is a Spanish translation of “The Evil of the National Security State” by Jacob G. Hornberger. The translation was done for FFF on a complimentary basis by a FFF supporter in Spain. Please share it with your Spanish-speaking friends. Parte 1 | Parte 2 | Parte 3 | Parte 4 | Parte 5| Parte 6 | Parte 7 | Parte 8 | Parte 9 | Parte 10 | Parte 11 | Parte 12 Todo el mundo sabe que los militares y la CIA harán siempre lo que el presidente considere necesario para proteger la seguridad nacional. En nombre de la seguridad nacional echaron al primer ministro, democráticamente elegido, de Irán, Mohammed Mossadegh, mediante un golpe que dio paso al régimen brutal de un dictador pro EEUU, el shah del Irán. También se deshicieron del presidente de Guatemala, democráticamente elegido, Jacobo Arbernz, a quien siguió una serie ...
El Mal del Estado de la Seguridad Nacional, Parte 11 by Jacob G. Hornberger April 9, 2012 The following is a Spanish translation of “The Evil of the National Security State” by Jacob G. Hornberger. The translation was done for FFF on a complimentary basis by a FFF supporter in Spain. Please share it with your Spanish-speaking friends. Parte 1 | Parte 2 | Parte 3 | Parte 4 | Parte 5| Parte 6 | Parte 7 | Parte 8 | Parte 9 | Parte 10 | Parte 11 | Parte 12 El 11 de septiembre de 1973, el presidente de Chile, democráticamente elegido, Salvador Allende fue depuesto por un golpe militar al mando del general del ejército chileno Augusto Pinochet. Fue una cesura en la historia de Chile, que rompió con la tradición democrática del país e instauró un régimen militar de terror que duró 15 años, hasta que un plebiscito relevó a Pinochet y restauró la democracia. Tras el golpe fueron arrestadas y ...
El Mal del Estado de la Seguridad Nacional, Parte 12 by Jacob G. Hornberger April 9, 2012 The following is a Spanish translation of “The Evil of the National Security State” by Jacob G. Hornberger. The translation was done for FFF on a complimentary basis by a FFF supporter in Spain. Please share it with your Spanish-speaking friends. Parte 1 | Parte 2 | Parte 3 | Parte 4 |
Good for Pope Benedict! by Jacob G. Hornberger March 30, 2012 Good for Pope Benedict! During his trip to Cuba this past week, not only did he criticize Cuba’s embrace of Marxism and the Castro regime’s infringements on religious liberty and civil liberty, he also condemned the 50-year-old U.S. embargo on Cuba. He pointed out that the aim of greater freedom in Cuba was not helped by economic measures that ...
Rejecting the CIA’s Communist Methods by Jacob G. Hornberger March 28, 2012 In a series of interviews in 1977, television journalist David Frost asked Richard Nixon about the legality of his actions as president. Nixon responded, “Well, when the president does it, that means it is not illegal.” That mindset has also long been a guiding principle for the CIA, and unfortunately the American people have gone along with it, in the ...
Economic Liberty Series by Future of Freedom Foundation March 21, 2012 The Future of Freedom Foundation, in conjunction with the students in the George Mason University Economics Society, is pleased to present our Economic Liberty Lecture Series. Every month, FFF provides a lecture on the principles of economic liberty to the students of George Mason University and the ...
Assassination as Speech Suppressor by Jacob G. Hornberger March 8, 2012 As most everyone knows, after President Obama’s reelection, most liberals went silent with respect to the defense of civil liberties and condemnation of the war on terrorism. Of course, there have been a few notable exceptions, such as Glenn Greenwald and the ACLU and others, but by and large liberals ended up doing what conservatives do when their man ...
Hornberger’s Blog, March 2012 by Jacob G. Hornberger March 1, 2012 Friday, March 30, 2012 Good for Pope Benedict! Good for Pope Benedict! During his trip to Cuba this past week, not only did he criticize Cuba’s embrace of Marxism and the Castro regime’s infringements on religious liberty and civil liberty, he also condemned the 50-year-old U.S. embargo on Cuba. He pointed out that the aim of greater freedom in Cuba was ...
The New York Times Has It Wrong on U.S. Aid to Egypt by Jacob G. Hornberger February 21, 2012 The New York Times, along with other members of the mainstream media, is in a tizzy over the Egyptian government’s decision to charge three American NGO’s, along with 19 American officers of the organizations, with criminal violations. Apparently the NGO’s failed to comply with Egypt’s registration requirements prior to engaging in “pro-democracy” political activity in Egypt. In an editorial on the subject, ...
Torture, Assassination, and the American Way of Life by Jacob G. Hornberger February 17, 2012 As most everyone knows, the CIA has been assassinating people practically since the time it was formed in 1947. By and large, however, the CIA kept its assassinations secret. Americans, for their part, had a feeling that such things were being done but didn’t ask any questions. The system was almost in the nature of a secret, unannounced pact between ...
Hornberger’s Blog, February 2012 by Jacob G. Hornberger February 1, 2012 Wednesday, February 29, 2012 Libertarians versus Liberals on the Poor Wouldn’t it be great to have a national debate between liberals and libertarians over whose philosophy and policies help the poor? For decades liberals have claimed that the welfare-state/regulated-economy way of life helps the poor. That has been the major rationale for the statist way of life under which we have all ...
