There have been many, many columns, op-eds, speeches, etc. made against eminent domain abuse. They are all objectively correct, and it is obvious to any rational mind that seizing private property from one individual and placing it in the hands of another private entity (without reasonable compensation, either, I might add) is horrifically unethical.
Therefore, in [...]

It’s not just for Gitmo guards anymore…. now you too can play Koran Abuse Bingo!

First one to complete a row wins a copy of Alan Dershowitz’s The Case for Israel and a jumbo bag of pork rinds.
(hat tip: Laurence Simon)

Here I am at Duke University among other liberty-minded individuals. It’s great. No…. in fact, it’s phenominal. I’ll talk about that later.
For now, I want to announce that – due to certain recent events – from this point forward, this blog will spell “democracy” “d3m0cr@cy,” and “freedom” “fr33d0m.”
This is, of course, in solidarity with our [...]

Gone to IHS seminar. Will blog if possible.
Back next week.

Michael J. Totten points out a recent article in Human Events, listing the ten most harmful books, according to noted conservative intellectuals. They are:

The Communist Manifesto

Amen. No argument here.

Mein Kampf

See above.

Quotations from Chairman Mao

See above.

The Kinsey Report

Huh? Everyone everywhere masturbates. Is this news? Why is this revelation particularly harmful? I don’t get it.

Democracy and Education

Totten [...]