Archive for: July 12, 2009

Many opponents of hate-crime laws have long pointed out that they will never be applied equitably. The laws exist solely to punish members of politically-incorrect groups who commit politically-incorrect crimes. That is to say, they’re not about eliminating hate — …

Vulnerability tests conducted at a number of federal facilities — including those involved in top security activities — met with abysmal results, according to a report to the US Congress by the Government Accountability Office.

The GAO released a preliminary report …

You will be disappointed if you expect the economy and the stock market to rebound vigorously after we hit the bottom of the economic cycle.

Among the most misbegotten blunders of the period leading up to the Second World War was that of British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain. Remembered for disastrous misjudgments during “negotiations” with Adolph Hitler, culminating in his almost comically ironic “Peace in …