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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Category: Federal Power
Chapter 17: Science Intervenes and Project Badger Surfaces
These studies received little to no attention in the U.S.
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Chapter 16: Guard Pilots Quit
The impact of the anthrax program on the Armed Services was substantial.
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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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Glibertarians.com LITERALLY DESTROYS Eric Swalwell with FACTS and LOGIC
Using OBJECTIVE EVIDENCE we TEAR Swalwell a NEW ASSHOLE over his claim he didn’t fart on the air using the SCIENTIFIC method. Because IFLS.
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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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Something, something, animals are more equal, something, something
I honestly try not to flip out at the news. It more or less has become a part of life and others...
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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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The NSA Reaches Out to Glibertarians
On behalf of the NSA, allow me to address you in the spirit of friendship and cooperation which our republic holds so dear. As your site’s designated Security Representative and Advisor, it is my duty, but also my pleasure, to greet you in the proper manner outlined in our organization’s recent Community Outreach Program, also known internally as Operation Good Neighbor.
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Chapter 13 – Defense Delay and Praying for a Stay
I sent out the judge’s ruling in Corporal Stonewall’s case to a list of people the same night the judge issued it. I was in despair. Now what would I do?
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Chapter 12: The DoD “Evolves” on the Anthrax Vaccine
During the hearings on the Nixon impeachment, Senator Howard Baker (R-TN) asked the now famous question: “What did the President know and when did he know it?”
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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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Chapter 10 – The Anthrax Vaccine Fails, Is Awarded Zero Points… and you’ll still have to roll up your sleeve!
The anthrax vaccine’s manufacturer has had an interesting ownership history, beginning in 1968 as the Michigan Department of Public Health (MDPH).
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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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Chapter 9 – The History of the Anthrax Vaccine Adsorbed (AVA)
The first use of a human anthrax vaccine took place in 1954.
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Chapter 8: “It’s Against the Law!!”
I didn’t even knock on Justin’s door, I busted in like Kreamer on a Seinfeld episode.
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Economic Corner featuring Paul Krugman and Winston’s Mom
Winston’s Mom proves once again why everyone loves her.
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Chapter 6 – The Gulf War and Its Experimental Drugs aka “Your Body is the New Battlefield”
In the late 1980s, the Department of Defense had a problem. It was anticipating the need for better means to combat chemical and biological agents and, to the point, the U.S. was way behind the Soviet Union in its chemical and biological warfare preparedness.
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Chapter 3 – The General Did What?
Major John Hitesman graduated from the Norwich Military Academy a year before I graduated from Boston University. Like me, Hitesman had a “life” before becoming a lawyer.
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