The Mantra of Many Black Leaders

by | Jun 19, 1998 | POLITICS

Jasper, Texas — Along with Rosewood, the Tuskegee Experiment, the murder of Emmett Till and the beating of Rodney King, Jasper shows that “racism is alive and well in America.” That, at least, remains the mantra of many black leaders. In Jasper,...

The Kyoto Politics, Round 2

by | Jun 13, 1998 | Environment

In Washington, D.C., there’s nothing quite like a little nuclear saber-rattling in Third World countries to put lead in the old Eberhard-Faber (pencil, for those overseas).Two days after the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C., hosted a half-day,...

The Kyoto Protocol is a Complete Fraud

by | Jun 12, 1998 | Environment

In primitive cultures, witch-doctors encouraged tribal chiefs to sacrifice people to mystical beliefs and deities. The Aztecs slaughtered thousands per year hoping to secure good weather from a mythical sun god. Power lusters throughout history have discovered...

Clarence Thomas: Victim of Racism…by Blacks?

by | Jun 12, 1998 | POLITICS, Racism

For its July Luncheon in Memphis, Tenn., the black National Bar Association invites Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to speak. But wait! The judicial branch of the association later votes 12-3 to rescind the invitation. A member tells the Richmond, Va.,...

Books: The Godless Constitution

by | Jun 10, 1998 | Books

Ayn Rand held that the new intellectuals have to continue the Founders’ basic political line by reminding the world that man has a right to his own life, liberty, and happiness. Kramnic and Moore ultimately achieve this in Godless Constitution.