Alexander Marriott
Alexander Marriott is currently a graduate student of the early republic at Clark University in Worcester, MA. He earned his B.A. in history in 2004 from the University of Nevada - Las Vegas, where he was an Op-Ed columnist for the UNLV Rebel Yell. Marriott grew up in Chicago and lived in Saudi Arabia for four and a half years and has resided in Las Vegas since 1996.
Writers Guild of America on Strike
Abraham Lincoln and the Necessity of the Civil War
The Last Straw for Alfred Nobel: Al Gore Winning a Nobel Peace Prize for Promoting Environmental Hysteria
Conspiracy Theories: Was 9/11 An “Inside Job” and Other Stories
Israel at War: Problems and Fallacies
The Da Vinci Code
From Small to Big Forebodings
The False Hope of Democracy
The Limitations of the Marxist Approach to Writing History: David R. Roediger’s The Wages of Whiteness
Meandering into Mediocrity
Theatre of the Absurd: Koran Abuse
Beating George Bush, Revisited
A Tale of Two 9/11s
Rather Courageous in the Face of Reality
Linda Rondstadt Booted
The “Inspirational” Dictator and the New York Yankee
Can John Kerry Be Better Than Bush?
Iranian Nuclear Program: Will Israel Save Us?
Old World Love of Status Lives Strong
Hijacking a Peaceful Religion?
The Mixed Legacy of Ronald Reagan
