Pearl Harbor:
Thomas Fleming, Pearl Harbor: Someone Had Blundered
Wilfred Owen was quite wrong. Though it is a hard thing for young men to die, it can be dulce et decorum pro patria mori, so long as the war is just and the leaders something better than the cynical butchers that lead their countries unnecessarily into war.
It is natural for a man to value the polity above himself. But what if the polity itself is an illusion and just an aggregate of individuals and their families, nothing more?
Mere Comments: Pearl Harbor, the Dust of Time
FDR, Pearl Harbor and the U.N. by John V. Denson
Empire:
Reading Cicero's "On Old Age" At Any and Every Age by Robert M. Woods
Iran War Already Begun
Justin Raimondo, The Untouchables
Washington’s Secret Wars by Philip Giraldi (The Changing Face of War)
The Remoteness of 1% Wars by William J. Astore
Why our wars of choice may prove fatal
Freedom Means War by Leon Hadar
Why libertarians can’t do foreign policy.
Fast and Furious:
Confirmed: ATF Plotted to Use Fast and Furious to Demonize Second Amendment
CBS
Paul Gottfried:
Leo Strauss and the Conservative Movement
Cambridge University Press
How the GOP Swallowed the Conservative Movement
His review of The Servile Mind: How Democracy Erodes The Moral Life by Kenneth Minogue.
Multiculturalism and the Politics of Guilt: Towards a Secular Theocracy
States' Rights:
One sheriff stands up for the people he serves
Economics:
ECONOMY: Ecological Economics (EB)
Gene Logsdon, Old Tractors Never Die
A Course to Keep You From Crashing (Chris Martenson)
John Michael Greer, What Peak Oil Looks Like
A review of his The Wealth of Nature.
John Robb, Technology Shifts and Economic Depression and US Economy Breaks Bad
System, not consumers, are the big green problem by Simon Butler (EB)
Old Tractors Never Die by Gene Logsdon (EB)
Relocalization:
Durban Dollars: Tck Tck Tck Money by Albert Bates (EB)
The Beautiful, the Local, the Slow by Marta Madigan
How Transition initiatives shone in the Energyshare vote: a podcast
OWS:
Farmers Come to Wall Street
Shannon Hayes, From the Farm to the Occupation (EB)
Ralph Nader, Not made in America (same article posted at Counterpunch last week)
Energy:
‘Net Energy’ ignorance reigns on Capitol Hill by Megan Quinn Bachman (EB)
Diet and Health:
Karen De Coster, The Industrial Food Machine Addiction
Food Matters from LuMeL on Vimeo.
official site
Whole30 Paleo: How I Failed But Succeeded
The 100 Most Influential People in Health and Fitness 2011
Education:
When an adult took standardized tests forced on kids
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