terrorism

Article: Blowback, Provocation, and Perpetual War

by William N. Grigg September 11, 2010

It isn’t radical Muslims’ hatred for “our freedoms” that drives terrorist acts on U. S. soil, William Grigg argues.  It is the regime’s continued policy of aggression on foreign soil, and its leveraging of Muslim outrage to justify its perpetual wars. Read the Full Article by William N. Grigg Afterwards, discuss it below.

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Blowback, Provocation, and Perpetual War

by William N. Grigg September 11, 2010

No man is a hypocrite in his pleasures, Dr. Johnson informs us. In a somewhat similar vein,  the Regime’s post-9/11 “counter-terrorism” stings have avoided the official fiction that Muslim terrorism is inspired by a hatred for our “freedom.” The preferred bait to lure marginalized Muslims — many of whom have little commitment to the faith, no [...]

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9/11/01: Shocking, Unsurprising

by Wirkman Virkkala September 11, 2010

Nine years ago today, early in the morning, I woke up to my radio alarm. Usually, classical music woke me. This time, the radio announcer urgently related the horror that an airliner had hit one of the twin towers of the World Trade Center. There was no consensus on what it meant, at that early [...]

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I Guess It’s the Singer, Not the Song

by William N. Grigg August 19, 2010

Newt Gingrich, self-appointed “teacher of civilization” and de facto leader of the neo-con lynch mob, in an op-ed piece he co-wrote for National Review:  “Far from defeating terrorism, today’s government-to-government foreign-aid system can actually incite it by propping up corrupt and repressive one-party states.” The views of Imam Feisal Abdul-Rauf, alleged covert jihadist and anti-American [...]

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Serving Two Masters

by Robert Wicks July 21, 2010

MSNBC, a media outfit not known for pro-liberty sentiments, is reporting that there are 3100 organizations involved in the war on terror. The original report comes to us from The Washington Post, another entity not commonly regarded as champions of laissez faire. According to the Post, 1271 government organizations and 1931 private ones are working [...]

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Clinton Compares Tea Party Members to Timothy McVeigh

by Ryan McMaken April 17, 2010

Bill Clinton has recently implied that modern Tea Party activists are all potential Timothy McVeighs: Former President Bill Clinton on Friday said that “legitimate” comparisons can be drawn between today’s grass-roots anger and resentment toward the government and the right-wing extremism that bubbled up prior to the bombing of a federal building in Oklahoma City [...]

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The price others pay for our “freedoms”

by Brian Martinez April 5, 2010

If you believe we all sleep a little better at night knowing our military is overseas defending our freedoms against evil terrorists, I hope this video upsets your slumber a bit:

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