What Went Wrong? » I
predicted Mitt Romney would win big. What went wrong? I've been asked
nonstop since Election Day, "Was your prediction based on hope or bias?"
My prediction was based on a combination of scientific evidence and
common sense that would tell you that in this economy, no President
could be re-elected. More »
Outside The Asylum
Gunning For Liberty » No
matter how many affirmative votes it holds on the issue of
sovereignty-violating, internationally administered gun programs (the
most recent went 157-0 with 18 abstentions), the U.N. has no chance to
grab so much as an air rifle from your fists. More »
Analysis
Marijuana Laws Are A Prime Example Of Broken Federal Government » As
the Federal government undoubtedly prepares to pounce on Colorado and
Washington after voters in each State opted to legalize recreational
marijuana use, it seems the Feds are fighting a losing battle with the
American psyche. More »
Personal Liberty News
Israel Engages Neighbors In Military Conflict » Israel
is on the offensive against “terror targets” with a bombing campaign
across the Gaza Strip which the nation’s leaders describe as a forward
Iranian base. Some defense analysts believe that the offensive against
Gaza and Syria is an Israeli ploy to fast-track war with Iran. More »
Russia Asks U.S. To Remove Cuba Sanctions Via U.N. » U.N.
officials urged the United States to end certain aspects of the
52-year-old embargo against Cuba, throwing support behind a resolution
that asks Washington to lessen trade restrictions. More »
Google: Government Internet Spying On The Rise » A
new Transparency Report out from Google shows that world governments
increasingly ask the search engine to remove content from the Web and to
provide information about users. More »
The Cold War arms
race between the United States and the Soviet Union began as the two
World War II “allies” were still mopping up in Germany. Both sides
wanted to learn all they could about German rocket and atomic
technologies, and both wanted to get their hands on the scientists who
were developing them.
Joseph Stalin’s forces captured the atomic research labs at the Kaiser
Wilhelm Institute in May 1945. U.S. forces removed V-2 missiles from the
Nordhausen complex that was built under the Harz Mountains just before
the Soviets took possession of the facility. More »
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