Police Don’t Exist to Protect You, or “Why the Second Amendment is So Important”
You don’t think they care about what happens to you, do you?
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Category: Constitution
Another letter to the congresscritters
Recent events have got me all riled up so I decided to write another letter.
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Culture in America – Where It all Begins… and Ends. Part 2/2
What we believe in any given culture, small or large – our collective values – what we revere, is exactly what we will propagate and get.
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The Essential Way to Destroy Rights
It’s business as usual for me and mine.
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Chapter 24: After Action
I feel compelled to offer a kind of “after action report” or lessons learned section on the AVIP.
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Chapter 23: Conviction
When Court ended that day, I knew that either we got a stay by the next morning or David Ponder and Jason Stonewall would be going to jail.
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Chapter 21: Back to Okinawa
At Dulles, I left without saying more than a brief goodbye.
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Making War Ethically: To Bomb or Not to Bomb
There are entire degrees to be obtained in studying and arguing about theories of warfare, what constitutes sufficient causus belli, and under what circumstances nuclear and/or total warfare might even be considered.
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Just So You Know Where Your Money Is Going…
An Accounting of What We’re Doing with Your Money
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Chapter 19: Working Behind the Scenes
I took in the room with a glance. There were two groups of people – ours and theirs.
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On the Composition of the US Military and Being a World Power
I’ll let the Glibertariat hash out the details and point out the flaws in my thinking in the comments.
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Chapter 18: The Walking Wounded
Coincidentally, in the first week of October 2000, the House Committee on Government Reform was holding another hearing on the anthrax vaccine program.
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Term Limits, Part III (Fin)
Term limits has been an issue many times in the past. It typically draws favorable polling from both sides of the political aisle.
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Term Limits, Part II
Every problem, no matter how small or inconsequential, can never fail to be magnified, exaggerated, or – with a suitably agenda-driven Media – simply concocted out of whole cloth by partisan hacks and flacks….
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Term Limits, Part I
All attempts at Campaign Finance Reform in these United States have failed.
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Chapter 15 – The Stay
From the beginning I’ve had the sense that they have mischarged the offense, perhaps intentionally.
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Chapter 14 – Secretary Cohen’s “Four Points”
In December of 1997, the anthrax vaccine manufacturer was shut down and could not manufacture anything related to the AVA.
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Letter to the Editor
I was going through some personal papers and found this copy of a letter I had written nearly 30 years ago.
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Chapter 11: United States v. Stonewall, July 2000
I had defended Marines and sailors facing a lot more time or charged with much more serious crimes, yet I was more nervous than I had ever been before walking into court.
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The Glibening, Part Ten: The Triumph of Preet Bharara
Fortune had smiled upon him unexpectedly. At that very moment his top man was strolling through the offices of Thought! magazine tagging along with NYPD on a crazy girl call that had come in that morning during the taskforce meeting. No warrant needed. Even if they were squeaky clean, and he knew they weren’t, NYPD would manage to find something.
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