From LRC

• Washington on the wrong side of history about Palestine.
• The USPS goes postal on the economy.
• The real peace of Ron Paul.
• Four of your grandfather’s financial principles. There’s much to like about this site. They illustrate the right style, the right period. And make some good points. But like Radioactive Man doesn’t wear a smock with a picture of himself on it or an ‘alpha stud’ wouldn’t wear a button pin saying that, there’s something already off about a site calling itself ‘the Art of Manliness’; it’s not as manly as it wants to be. The self-help stuff from the woman doesn’t help that (white-knight pretty lies women say, not real-world advice). Some of this and some of Roissy are a good mix. (The church tells you how to comport yourself in the jungle; guys like Roissy describe the actual jungle. Jesus said be wise as serpents.)
• Like Steve Sailer says, Obama got in partly thanks to his parents’ government connection (the CIA loved non-Communist leftists domestic and foreign). The sepia JFK only without a millionaire father and with affirmative action (mocking the good cause of black liberty).
• The Obama ‘jobs’ bill hoax. A government make-work job is one less real job.
• Was Einstein wrong? CERN scientists claim they’ve broken the speed of light.

Labels: history, libertarianism, Palestine, peace, politics