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The Rot at the Center of the Empire

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The announcement that the U.S. government had relied on fake and false evidence in the attempt to secure approval of its invasion of Iraq was, by and large, met by a collective yawn from the American people, especially the members of Congress. Its just one more example of the depths of moral depravity to which our nation has fallen. Think about it: After months of enumerating a long laundry list of alternating justifications for invading Iraq and killing lots of people and after looking for every conceivable technical violation of UN resolutions to justify an invasion, it turned out that the federal government had cited and relied on fake and false evidence to persuade the American people and the UN Security Council that an invasion was necessary an invasion that killed thousands of Iraqis, including both ordinary soldiers and civilians. Of course, federal officials are playing the innocent. One ...

Freedom Daily – 2003

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January 2003 Economic Liberty and the Constitution, Part 8 by Jacob G. Hornberger In Pursuit of Sustainable Development: Political Planning versus the Free Market by Richard M. Ebeling Arrogance is Humility by Sheldon Richman Foreign Dissent on Bush's Imperial Ambitions by James Bovard Hawks and the Free Market by Bart Frazier Guns and Privacy by Scott McPherson Socialism Lives in Public Schools by Thomas L. Johnson Book Review: Misguided Virtue: False Notions of Corporate Social Responsibility, by David Henderson by Richard M. Ebeling back to top February 2003 Economic Liberty and the Constitution, Part 9 by Jacob G. Hornberger The Hubris of the Central Banker and the Ghosts of Deflation Past, Part 1 by Richard M. Ebeling More Like Them than We Care to Admit by ...

Terrorism Debacles in the Reagan Administration

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Many Americans are unaware of the dark side of U.S. foreign policys past. Some conservatives think that Ronald Reagans foreign policy began and ended with the thwarting of the Soviet Union. Unfortunately, there were many other U.S. actions during his reign that did not reflect favorably on the U.S. governments devotion to human rights. There were few common-places that offended Reagan more than the old saying that one mans terrorist is another mans freedom fighter a delusion that he said thwarted ... effective anti-terror action. As he explained, Freedom fighters do not need to terrorize a population into submission. Freedom fighters target the military forces and the organized instruments of repression keeping dictatorial regimes in power. Freedom fighters struggle to liberate their citizens from oppression and to establish a form of government that reflects the will of the people. In contrast, Terrorists ...