Terrorism Works Against “The Weak Man” of Asia
Once dubbed the “sick man of Asia” for its anemic showing during the 1980s Asian economic boom, the Philippines has now earned the title “weak man of Asia” — by caving in to terrorist demands in exchange for the release of a Filipino...We Don’t Attack Opponents in Personal Ways
“We’re running a very positive and affirmative campaign,” said Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry. Indeed, Sen. Kerry, D-Mass., renounces nastiness: “We have not stood up,” he said, “and attacked our opponents in personal...Fahrenheit 9/11: Propaganda for the Already Converted Fails as a Documentary
Fahrenheit 9/11 is propaganda for the converted.
The COS Again
Bill Cosby rattled the cages again a fortnight ago in his address before Jesse Jackson’s 33rd Annual Rainbow/PUSH Coalition conference in Chicago. Let’s look at some of his remarks. Cosby told the audience that being poor had a different meaning to older...Digital Disgust: In Praise of Simplicity
One of the maddening things about some computer programs and computerized products is their making you fight your way through a maze of complications to do simple things. Whether you want to play chess, take a picture, or do some other obvious and straightforward...“Friends” of Blacks
Reactions to Bill Cosby’s recent criticisms of some counterproductive ghetto behavior patterns have ranged from applause from some in the black audience that heard him to a cheap attack from white liberal Barbara Ehrenreich in the New York Times....Life of the Limousine Liberals: What is John Kerry’s Wife (Teresa Heinz Kerry) Hiding?
If John Kerry wins the presidency, his household will be the richest ever to occupy the White House. Kerry’s wife, Teresa Heinz Kerry, controls a vast fortune estimated by a Los Angeles Times study to be as great as $900 million to $3.2 billion. Through a series...The Injustice of the Insider Trading Laws
Martha Stewart is an enormously productive businesswoman caught up in a network of immoral laws. It is far more just to repeal the laws than to punish one who obstructed an investigation that was wrongful from its inception.
