Alexander Cockburn of Counterpunch passes. (Prompted by Rebellion.)
Edit. Justin Raimondo
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Showing posts with label Justin Raimondo. Show all posts
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Monday, November 28, 2011
Items of Interest, 28 November 2011
Srjda Trifkovic, Multicultural vs. Stereotypical
Plato’s Euthyphro: Introduction by Thomas Fleming
Justin Raimondo, The Price of Empire
FBI Adds Preppers to Potential Terrorists List
Shannon Hayes, Toilet Paper: Preparedness or True Resilience
Sharon Astyk, How to Eat Cheap (EB)
Don't Panic! by Catriona Ross (EB)
Economics:
The new Story of Stuff: Can we consume less? by Fred Pearce (EB)
"Demand-Side Economics" and the Liberal Denial of Reality by Erik Lindberg (EB)
A mindful path to a steady state economy by Rick Heller (EB)
Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy
Why is economic growth so popular? by Ugo Bardi (EB)
VIRTUAL SYMPOSIUM: Land Tenure and Anarchic Common Law
Energy:
The Energy Return on Investment threshold by David Murphy (EB)
OWS:
Ralph Nader, Let Them In
On Black Friday: A Look at the Occupy Movement and Buy Nothing Day
Counterpunch:
Franklin Spinney, AF-Pak SITREP
Brian McKenna, Student Loan Fury in the Occupy Movement
Paul Craig Roberts, The Roads to War and Economic Collapse and Just Another Goldman Sachs Take-over
A pathetic piece by a pedestaller on a book written by another pedestaller: Women Are Better at Almost Everything
November 28 2011: Are we there yet?
Don't go back to school: An interview with author Kio Stark by Paul M. Davis (EB)
Diet and Health:
How to Eliminate Tooth Decay
History:
A Chivalrous Man is not a Gentleman: A Look at Chivalry in the Age of Chaucer
Childhood in Medieval England, c.500-1500
Plato’s Euthyphro: Introduction by Thomas Fleming
Justin Raimondo, The Price of Empire
FBI Adds Preppers to Potential Terrorists List
Shannon Hayes, Toilet Paper: Preparedness or True Resilience
Sharon Astyk, How to Eat Cheap (EB)
Don't Panic! by Catriona Ross (EB)
Economics:
The new Story of Stuff: Can we consume less? by Fred Pearce (EB)
"Demand-Side Economics" and the Liberal Denial of Reality by Erik Lindberg (EB)
A mindful path to a steady state economy by Rick Heller (EB)
Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy
Why is economic growth so popular? by Ugo Bardi (EB)
VIRTUAL SYMPOSIUM: Land Tenure and Anarchic Common Law
Energy:
The Energy Return on Investment threshold by David Murphy (EB)
OWS:
Ralph Nader, Let Them In
On Black Friday: A Look at the Occupy Movement and Buy Nothing Day
Counterpunch:
Franklin Spinney, AF-Pak SITREP
Brian McKenna, Student Loan Fury in the Occupy Movement
Paul Craig Roberts, The Roads to War and Economic Collapse and Just Another Goldman Sachs Take-over
A pathetic piece by a pedestaller on a book written by another pedestaller: Women Are Better at Almost Everything
November 28 2011: Are we there yet?
Don't go back to school: An interview with author Kio Stark by Paul M. Davis (EB)
Diet and Health:
How to Eliminate Tooth Decay
History:
A Chivalrous Man is not a Gentleman: A Look at Chivalry in the Age of Chaucer
Childhood in Medieval England, c.500-1500
Thursday, November 25, 2010
What to do about the Koreas
Srdja Trifkovic echoes Justin Raimondo: pull US forces out and let Koreas and their neighbors figure things out.
I note that in the comments section Dr. Trifkovic's mentions a local politician, Chuck DeVore (for whom I voted in the primary):
Time for Fresh Thinking on Korea
Here is something by Leon Hadar.
I note that in the comments section Dr. Trifkovic's mentions a local politician, Chuck DeVore (for whom I voted in the primary):
http://nextbigfuture.com/2010/11/united-states-strategies-for-korean.html
Chuck Devore (LTC USA) and current California state assemblyman:
“Evacuating U.S. forces from South Korea would allow American foreign policy makers wider latitude in dealing with North Korea… But, so long as America remains tied at the hip with South Korea, none of these more effective steps will be taken.
Time for Fresh Thinking on Korea
Here is something by Leon Hadar.
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