8/31/2005
Karl Schwarz by Greg Szymanski
Texas Author And Bush Critic Announces New Third Party And Run For 2008 Presidency
Karl Schwarz wants to unite country behind The American Patriot Movement, a new third party bent on ridding America of neo-con control.
Karl Schwarz wants to unite country behind The American Patriot Movement, a new third party bent on ridding America of neo-con control.
Al-Qaeda: Code Name for a CIA Operation? by MEMRI
Nese Duzel, of the center-left, liberal Turkish daily Radikal, interviewed Turkish professor, former Turkish intelligence officer, and newspaper columnist Mahir Kaynak(1) on the subject of Al-Qaeda's global terrorism.(2) Kaynak claimed that the U.S. government was behind both 9/11 and the assassination of president John F. Kennedy. The interview was also quoted at length by columnists from other Turkish newspapers.
The US collapses: a scenario
Now, however, a real-life Hari Seldon has developed his form of psychohistory. In September, ecologist Peter Turchin, of the University of Connecticut, publishes War and Peace and War, a book in which he explains much of pre-industrial world history with his bold and controversial theory of the rise and fall of empires, using the same kind of mathematics that Turchin has used to study ecosystems.
8/29/2005
Where the Right Went Wrong by Pat Buchanan
From Pat Buchanan: how neocons are leading conservatives -- and America -- to disaster and what we must do now to save our country and our cause.
8/28/2005
The Revolution of 1792! by John Zvesper
A review of Adams vs. Jefferson: The Tumultuous Election of 1800 by John Ferling
Jefferson's Second Revolution: The Election Crisis of 1800 and the Triumph of Republicanism by Susan Dunn
Jefferson's Second Revolution: The Election Crisis of 1800 and the Triumph of Republicanism by Susan Dunn
Make a Difference! by Edgar J. Steele
Following is the full text of my address to the Aryanfest '05 confab sponsored by Volksfront and Blood and Honour, held in Portland, Oregon, August 20, 2005. This is not a strictly literal transcript. Rather, I fleshed my speech notes out into this written piece.)
8/25/2005
Abu Ghraib General Lambastes Bush Administration by Marjorie Cohn
confronts this Administration or Rumsfeld or the Pentagon with a true assessment, they find themselves either out of a job, out of their positions, fired, relieved or chastised. Their career comes to an end.
-- Janis Karpinski, interview with Marjorie Cohn, August 3, 2005
-- Janis Karpinski, interview with Marjorie Cohn, August 3, 2005
A Paleoconservative Speaks
Paul Craig Roberts is a former Senior Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution, a former assistant secretary of the treasury in the Reagan Administration and a prolific and popular journalist.
He is considered part of the paleoconservative wing of conservatism. In recent years, he has become well-known as an opponent of free trade, NAFTA, and the World Trade Organization, and a critic of the admistration of George W. Bush. He is opposed to the Iraq War, and writes frequently on the subject.
He is considered part of the paleoconservative wing of conservatism. In recent years, he has become well-known as an opponent of free trade, NAFTA, and the World Trade Organization, and a critic of the admistration of George W. Bush. He is opposed to the Iraq War, and writes frequently on the subject.
8/22/2005
Kevin Zeese: an Interview with Tom Hayden
Tom Hayden is an anti-war activist who most recently was the lead author of "The Peoples Petition for Iraqi Peace."
8/19/2005
War Made Impossible - or At Least, Harder by Kirk W. Tofte
In his revealing new book, War Made Easy, Norman Solomon documents the misdeeds and lies that have led the United States into wars over the last five or six decades. Solomon, a noted political and media critic, also provides us with useful guidelines to distinguish propaganda elements that have consistently been used to convince the American people to support and sustain our nation’s war-making efforts.
8/18/2005
Cindy Sheehan and the President, the Lady He can't Ignore by Charles E. Carlson
We Hold These Truths recorded a wonderful tape interview with Cindy Sheehan and Dr. Mike Holland that reveals her depth of understanding of the big war picture. Sheehan's comments on the churches, "Neo-Cons," and the "contractors" confirm why she is so determined.
The Other Hitchens by Stephen Marshall
For most American liberals, the name Hitchens is enough to draw blood – to the face. But for Sunday newsreaders in Britain, it is another Hitchens who has been riling audiences with his blistering polemics: Christopher’s younger brother, Peter. Winner of the Columnist of the Year at the 2005 British Press Awards, Peter Hitchens is an authentic conservative, rooted in the classic liberal values of the Enlightenment era.
8/17/2005
What is the 25th Amendment and When Has It Been Invoked? by History News Network Staff
The 25th Amendment provides two remedies when a president is disabled. 1. The president of his own volition may turn over the power of his office to the vice president. 2. The vice president, with the assent of a majority of the leading members of the cabinet, may make himself acting president on a temporary basis.
Simpering Statists Hate This Book by Vin Suprynowicz
A few worthwhile books have crossed the desk lately, the most notable being Thomas E. Woods' Politically Incorrect Guide to American History, Regnery, $19.95.
8/16/2005
"Beyond Chutzpah" Too Hot for Harvard by John Farley
CounterPunchers are already aware of the attempts by Alan Dershowitz to stop publication of Norman Finkelstein's book Beyond Chutzpah with threats of a libel suit. When Dershowitz failed, that seemed to be the end of the story, but it wasn't: The effort to suppress the book continues in new ways. Bookstores normally host events to introduce new books, but at least two bookstores have now rescinded invitations to previously scheduled events for Beyond Chutzpah.
8/15/2005
The Thirteenth Tribe - Arthur Koestler
This book traces the history of the ancient Khazar Empire, a major but almost forgotten power in Eastern Europe, which in A.D. 740 converted to Judaism. Khazaria, a conglomerate of Aryan Turkish tribes, was finally wiped out by the forces of Genghis Han, but evidence indicates that the Khazars themselves migrated to Poland and formed the craddle of Western (Ashkenazim) Jewry...
The Challenge of Jewish-Zionist Power in an Era of Global Struggle by Mark Weber
An address by Mark Weber, director of the Institute for Historical Review, delivered at an IHR meeting in New York City on July 16, 2005.
'The Stakes Are Too High for Us to Stop Fighting Now' by Christopher Deliso
In this brand new interview conducted last week, we find the indefatigable Sibel Edmonds as spirited as ever and determined to press on with her legal cases, in her attempt to alert the American people of high-level criminal behavior and corruption in and around the U.S. government.
8/11/2005
Our Jesse by R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.
There are two topics on which Helms is particularly worth reading, race relations and the United Nations. On race relations he manfully comes out and makes the case for states' rights and the integration that he seems to think could have been worked out in the last quarter of the 20th century without heavy-handed federal involvement.
At the very end of his memoir he reprints his very compelling speech to the United Nations as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. There he notified the assembled crooks and agents of tyranny that American sovereignty cannot be usurped. It is dependent of the "consent of the American people." He reminds them of the dreadful job they have done as peacekeepers and conflict managers. And he urges an end to corruption.
At the very end of his memoir he reprints his very compelling speech to the United Nations as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. There he notified the assembled crooks and agents of tyranny that American sovereignty cannot be usurped. It is dependent of the "consent of the American people." He reminds them of the dreadful job they have done as peacekeepers and conflict managers. And he urges an end to corruption.
8/10/2005
Cindy Sheehan Gives BuzzFlash the Latest from Crawford
Direct from the drainage ditch, the intrepid protester says "Our spirits are great," but Bush "doesn't have enough courage to face someone who actually disagrees with him ..."
8/05/2005
FIGHTING IMMIGRATION ANARCHY by Daniel Sheehy
8/03/2005
Former CIA worker analyses bin Laden threat
MICHAEL SCHEUER: Yeah, if bin Laden was a Christian, it was the Christmas present he always wanted but never expected from his parents. It basically validated all of the things he had said about America over the past decade. The Americans, he said, want our oil. The Americans will destroy any Arab government that is a threat to Israel. The Americans want to destroy Islam and occupy our sanctities and of course Iraq is the second holiest place in Islam. And besides validating what he had said, the invasion of Iraq in the Islamic world is viewed as an invasion by the infidels of Islamic territory.
8/02/2005
London 7/7 Terror Suspect Linked to British Intelligence? by Michel Chossudovsky
The Loftus interview suggests that the suspect was being used either as an informer or a "double agent":
If Haroon Rashid Aswat had been working for MI-6, as suggested by intelligence analyst John Loftus, his movements and whereabouts, including his contacts with the alleged Yorkshire bombers, might have been known to British intelligence.
If Haroon Rashid Aswat had been working for MI-6, as suggested by intelligence analyst John Loftus, his movements and whereabouts, including his contacts with the alleged Yorkshire bombers, might have been known to British intelligence.
8/01/2005
HUMAN EVENTS Interview Sen. Rick Santorum: "Conservatism Is Common Sense"
Sen. Rick Santorum (Pa.), chairman of the Senate Republican Conference, is the author of a new book, It Takes a Family, which outlines his vision of conservatism and the common good. In November 2006, Santorum will face Pennsylvania Treasurer Bob Casey, Jr., a Democrat who appears to share Santorum’s pro-life and pro-gun views. Human Events editors spoke to Santorum this week about the book and his re-election campaign.
Why Conservatives Should Oppose the Iraq War by Reps. Ron Paul and John Duncan
In this video, Congressmen Ron Paul (R-Texas) and John Duncan (R-Tenn.) discuss why true conservatives should oppose the undeclared and unnecessary war in Iraq. Speeches delivered on the House floor June 14, 2005. Windows Media Player required. Click here to watch.
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