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Alan Bock's Blog, Writer for the Orange County Register, and author of Waiting to Inhale, and Ambush at Ruby Ridge
Blog Roll
- A Tiny Revolution
- Acton Institute -- religion and liberty
- Adam Smith Institute -- British free marketeers and bloggers
- Agoraphilia
- Albert Jay Nock -- essential "superfluous" man
- AmeriCard Express
- Anthony Gregory - young and good
- Anti War
- BBC News
- Cafe Hayek -- Boudreaux, Roberts, other GMU economists
- Capitol Hill Blue -- nicely cranky
- Cato Institute -- sort of like the Mother Ship
- Chronicles magazine -- crusty paleocons
- Claire Wolf - gun rights, independence, more
- ConsortiumNews.com -- daily foreign affairs commentary
- Counterpunch -- Alex Cockburn et. al.
- Daniel Drezner
- Daniel Drezner - smart political scientist (it's not inevitable)
- Declan McCullagh -- technoliberator
- Declaration of Independence
- Digg - use it
- Drudge Report - good news links
- Drug Law Blog
- Frank Chodorov - pioneer libertarian polemicist
- Free Association - Sheldon Richman
- G.K. Chesterton - Father Brown and more
- Global Paradigms - Leon Hadar
- Harmless as Doves - Christian pacifists/anarchists
- History News Network -- perspective from GMU
- Hoover Institution -- I'm a media fellow
- Independent Institute -- hard core enough to make me a media fellow
- Institute for Study of Capitalism and Morality
- Jack Herer -- the apostle of hemp
- Jim Bovard - seasoned libertarian author and journalist
- Jim Lobe - solid foreign affairs writer
- Joe Bob Briggs -- drive-in movies etc.
- John Seiler - colleague and curmudgeon
- Journal of Libertarian Studies
- Karen De Coster -- blogging for freedom
- Lew Rockwell
- Liberty and Power - mostly historians
- Liberty Watch
- Lysander Spooner
- Marginal Revolution - economists (and more) Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok
- Minaret of Freedom -- calling Muslims to liberty
- Mises Institute
- National Review
- OC Register
- Opinion Journal -- Wall St. Journal edit pg.
- Randolph Bourne - "War is the health of the state"
- Reason magazine
- Richard Cobden (1804-1865)
- Robert LeFevre -- pioneer and friend
- Salon.com
- Slate.com
- STATS -- analyzing the numbers behind the news
- Stressblog - Scott Horton
- The Independent Review
- The Reality-Based Community -- Mark Kleiman on war, drugs, etc.
- USA Election Polls
- Walter Block - Austrian economist, libertarian controversialist
- War is a Racket
- Weekly Standard -- Neocon's Pravda
- Whiskey & Gunpowder -- investing for freedom
- Wikipedia
- World Net Daily
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- Patriot Act extended
- Obama, health care losing public opinion battle
- Trial balloons for a longer stay in Iraq?
- Quote of the Day
- Creating a health-care abyss
- All six deserved medals
- Maybe for the Bruins?
- A reminder: cannabis might cure some cancers
- Follow me on Twitter, I guess
- No subsidized nukes
- Ice dancing: a strange new appreciation
- Taliban capture not bad, but strategic?
- Fuddy-duddies wrecking Olympics a bit
- Ukraine results not so bad
- More flawed judging
- T.S. Eliot's poem "Ash Wednesday"
- Maybe judging not so bad
- Another rogue DEA agent -- in Denver
- Evan Bayh the pretentious
- Olympics mostly quite wonderful
- Skating judging: still a problem
- Loving the Olympics
- Los Angeles and the dying empire
- John Murtha, Prince of Pork
- Iranian regime keeps protests in check
- Jack Herer leaving the hospital
- Murtha hardly a role model
- How essential is the federal government?
- Obama stubborn about all the wrong things
- Will it be Green Day or regime day?
- Gabriela Montero an inspired improviser
- How government mostly created the financial crisis
- Time -- past time -- to let gays serve openly in t...
- Another Jack Herer update
- Any hope for Haiti?
- Guantanamo deaths: some pushback
- Newt usually interesting, and he was today
- UCLA 77, Stanford 73
- Airport screening: is low-tech best?
- More on Jack Herer's condition/situation
- Terrorizing (and violating) airline passengers
- Obama's bloated budget
- Iranian opposition group seeking justice
- Medical marijuana just might come to Elsinore
- Fisking Obama's speech
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1 comment:
This reminds me of a cartoon, that for some reason I have never forgotten. It was from an early 1960's, Saturday Evening Post. An Indian walks past a homely girl. Then he walks past a sign that says keep America beautiful. He turns and shots an arrow through her.
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