by The Association for Objective Law | Dec 12, 1998 | LAW
Legal services to the poor should be funded voluntarily, not by expropriation.
by Glenn Woiceshyn | Dec 11, 1998 | United Nations
The UN doesn’t openly attack individual rights; that would be rejected outright by freer countries. It destroys rights by internal corruption — by perverting the meaning of rights into its exact opposite.
by Larry Elder | Dec 10, 1998 | POLITICS
It was vintage Alan Dershowitz, the attorney and race card player extraordinaire. Appearing as an anti-impeachment panelist before the House Judiciary Committee, Dershowitz accused Georgia conservative Republican Rep. Bob Barr of “racism,”... by Peter Schwartz | Dec 7, 1998 | POLITICS
In today’s industrial civilization, people recognize the difference between the secular and the religious. Even those who believe in the Bible, for example, would generally not proclaim Scripture to be science — any more than those who faithfully read... by Andrew Layman | Nov 30, 1998 | POLITICS
Many people say that a disaster of unprecedented proportions faces mankind on January 1st, 2000. Some say this is God’s plan to destroy civilization and prepare for the second coming of Christ. Others say that we must give up our political freedom in order to... by Frank Spearman | Nov 25, 1998 | Literature
When I walked into the round-house in the evening, with a pair of overalls on, Foley was in the cab getting ready for the run.Neighbor brought the Flyer in from the East. As soon as he had uncoupled and got out of the way we backed down with the 448. It was the best... by Glenn Woiceshyn | Nov 21, 1998 | Antitrust & Monopolies, POLITICS
The following question was emailed to Glenn Woiceshyn, by an ABC reporter, regarding the government’s assault on Microsoft. Reprinted below is Glenn’s reply.Q: What do you think of the latest addition of Bob Dole and Robert Bork to the anti-Microsoft team?... by Glenn Woiceshyn | Nov 18, 1998 | POLITICS
To answer “Is capitalism under threat?” one must first know what capitalism is.
by Larry Elder | Nov 13, 1998 | POLITICS
Four hundred “Legal Scholars” warned of “dangerous precedents” should Congress vote to impeach President Clinton. University of Texas law professor Douglas Laycock said, “There’s nothing official about his misconduct.”...