Syria, Hayek, and the Puppeteers’ Fatal Conceit

The calls for intervening more directly in the Syrian conflict continue to make headlines. But the reasons to stay out of it - ranging from the strategic and logistical to the legal and moral - are as numerous as the options for intervention. A recent Op-Ed from...

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US Arms Transfers Reach Unprecedented Highs

Via Secrecy News: “In worldwide arms transfer agreements in 2011 — to both developed and developing nations — the United States dominated, ranking first with $66.3 billion in such agreements or 77.7% of all such agreements. This is the highest single year agreements...

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White Supremacists Infiltrating US Military

In the wake of the Sikh temple massacre by a US Army soldier earlier this month, news that warrior racists are infiltrating America's armed forces: They call it 'rahowa' - short for racial holy war - and they are preparing for it by joining the ranks of the world's...

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Inventing the Chinese Threat

"Since the disappearance of the Soviet Union," writes James Dobbins at RAND Corp., "China has become America's default adversary, the power against which the United States measures itself militarily, at least when there is no more proximate enemy in sight." I know...

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