News and views from around the web posted to the Wonderland Wire:
Posts Tagged ‘Rad Geek’
Lethal Force
Posted: 19 May 2010 by Editors in National News, Political ScienceTags: Aiyana Jones, Charles johnson, Detroit, fascism, Geoffrey Fieger, human rights, Joe Weekly, libertarian, Mertilla Jones, police brutality, Rad Geek, Radley Blako, Ralph Godbee, Russell Doza, SWAT Teams, US
Charles “Rad Geek” Johnson on recent abuses of lethal force by local police and their tragedy, including the murder of a seven-year-old in Detroit. Her name was Aiyana Jones.
Left: Against The Capitalistical Imperative
Posted: 28 March 2010 by Little Alex in Philosophy, Political ScienceTags: agorism, anarchism, anarcho-capitalism, anarcho-syndicalism, anti-Statism, Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand, Bolshevik Revolution, Bolshevism, capitalism, categorical imperative, Charles johnson, Communism, corporatism, crony capitalism, Democrats, economics, economy, fascism, free market, freed markets, Gary Chartier, human action, human rights, Kant, labor, law, left libertarianism, Lew Rockwell, libertarian, libertarian socialism, liberty, Ludwig von Mises, market-anarchism, Murray Rothbard, mutualism, Newspeak, Noam Chomsky, objectivism, political spectrum, Rad Geek, Republicans, Roderick Long, Russian Revolution, Samuel Konkin, SEK3, Sheldon Richman, socialism, Stalinisn, state capitalism, The Fountainhead, US, USSR, voluntaryism
[This article is available to view or download in .pdf format]
A facebook friend, Andrew Taranto, posted:
Ayn Rand was, at least rhetorically speaking, a capitalist and an anti-libertarian. Shouldn’t we, libertarians, regard this as significant when considering the value of the term “capitalist”?
Daily Briefing — 30th-31st July 2009
Posted: 30 July 2009 by Editors in Daily BriefingTags: Charles johnson, Chicago Police, China, CIA, CPD, Cuba, Daid miliband, domestic surveillance, Elisha Strom, Eric Holder, Eritrea, Federal Reserve, free trade, Gaza, genocide, Henry Louis Gates, Hillary Clinton, internet, Iran election, Israel, James Crowley, Jody Weiss, land refor, law, libertarian, Mir Housein Mousavi, multinationals, oil, Palestine, Philip Giraldi, protectionism, racism, Rad Geek, Ron Paul, Russia, Sami al-Hajj, Somalia, Tomy Blair, torture, UK, US, USAF, waterboarding, West Bank
Clinton is threatening U.K. if doesn’t continue to bury evidence of C.I.A. torture; Eric Holder shouldn’t have passed his first semester of law school; C.P.D. backtracking on its “deadly force” policy announcement; “Land reform” is a global heist with more guns than any other; Senior U.S. military adviser: Get out of Iraq; H.R. 1207 up to 271 co-sponsors; and more… (more…)
Daily Briefing — 26th-27th July 2009
Posted: 26 July 2009 by Editors in Daily BriefingTags: Afghanistan, agorism, anarchism, Anarchist Black Cross, Angola, anti-Statism, Charles johnson, Chen Ghojun, Cheney, China, corporatism, Cuba, Denver, DHS, fascism, Fatah, George Bush, Gitmo, Gordon Prather, Hamas, Hamid Karzai, Henry Louis Gates, Hillary Clinton, human rights, Idaho police, IMF, immigration, India, international law, Iran, Iraq, Israel, James Crowley, Jianlong Steel, lartial law, law, libertarian, liberty, market-anarchism, Middle East, military, Mohammed Jawad, NAM, Newspeak, North Korea, nuclear weapons, Obama, Palestine, Posse Comitatus, Rad Geek, rape, Sami Alkarim, Sri Lanka, taser, terrorism, Timothy Geithner, Tonghua Iran and Steel, UN, US, War
Bush Administration considered breaking the Posse Comitatus Act in 2001 to have the military arrest people on U.S. soil; U.S. admits it has no evidence to supporting holding teenager at Gitmo; India launches nuclear sub; U.S.-allied refugees labeled “terrorists”; Police sodomize man with taser; and more… (more…)
Little Alex in Wonderland 