This is from Washington Post cartoonist Tom Toles' sketchbook. This would have been a great illustration to use for Obama's speech on Monday. Too bad that historic address was out of date faster than a dead fish begins to rot.
Former CIA Chief of the "bin Laden Unit" Michael Scheuer went on CNN this morning to explain the folly of US intervention in Libya and easily handled CNN's war cheerleaders. Check it out:
While right wingers have been all over the map on the U.S intervention in Libya, flip-flopping and crashing into one another like a bad Laurel and Hardy routine, Rand Paul has found that sticking to one's principles (in his case, he's against a new front in the war)...
No, this is not a judgment on Obama's gas-bagging on Monday night. Instead, that is the State Department's verdict on a speech today by Syria's "President" Bashar al-Assad. After all the BS the Obama administration has shoveled, one would think that U.S. officials...
Antiwar.com's editorial director Justin Raimondo appeared on Fox Business Channel's Freedom Watch with Judge Andrew Napolitano tonight, talking about Libya. He appeared with his old opponent, Wayne Simmons, who agrees that going to war in Libya is a mistake. Here is...
The United States (Government) hasn't been legally at war since September 12, 1945, when the Japanese forces in Southeast Asia surrendered to Allied Commander Louis Mountbatten in Singapore, ending World War II. And that includes the current action in Libya. That's...
Antiwar.com columnist and Independent Institute senior fellow Charles Peña appeared last night on Freedom Watch with Judge Napolitano on Fox Business Channel. Peña responded to President Obama's remarks on Libya. He appeared alongside Fox News's Kirsten Powers. Watch...
Will Obama break all his past records for BS tonight when he gives his speech on Libya at 7:30 pm? (Eastern) He will be speaking to the most servile audience he could find - uniformed military officers at the National Defense University. The room will be full of...
Antiwar.com founder and managing editor Eric Garris appeared on Russia Today's debate show, CrossTalk, to speak about Western intervention in Libya:
Navy medic Daniel Lakemacher found a copy of Atlas Shrugged among the used books in his base quarters at Guantanamo Bay and it changed his life, literally. He left the military within a year as a conscientious objector, and has since been speaking to groups across the...
