Archive for the “Warfare State” category

The Benevolent Invader

April 15, 2008

Imagine a country on the precipice of War.
The invading nation is ruled by a Benevolent Dictator, whose purpose (albeit, self-destructing in the long-run) is solely to give people a government better and more free than the one under which they currently reside. Assume for the sake of argument that “better” can be objectively defined [...]

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Blackwater Update

April 6, 2008

Blackwater is not accountable for anything they do. No wonder the government is so fond of their work! Even gassing a U.S. checkpoint isn’t enough to remove them from the job!
In case you didn’t hear the news:
Amid investigations into fatal shootings of civilians and allegations of tax violations, Blackwater USA’s multimillion-dollar contract [...]

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Comments on Comments #10

March 20, 2008

In response to my revised comment policy, David at 1955design.com counsels:
WordPress automatically adds a rel=nofollow tag to the link of all commenters.
For the most part there is absolutely no benefit to the commenters link as Google will not backlink to their site.
Does WP automatically add a rel=nofollow tag to the links contained within comments?
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Posted in: Agora!, Economics Lessons, Warfare State, metablogging | 2 Comments


Underground Network

March 19, 2008

This old conscienscious objector is starting an underground network for AWOL and stop-lossed soldiers, north of the border. It sounded like an interesting piece to read, except it’s five pages long and I’m not interested in reading five pages of stop-loss orders. I get it: the government is a bastard. Your contract [...]

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Posted in: Government is Slavery, Warfare State | 1 Comment