LONDON (Reuters) - Richard Branson, Britain's best-known entrepreneur and part-time daredevil, plans to launch the world's first passenger service to space in 2007, offering zero-gravity flights for 110,000 pounds ($198,600).(Read more...)
Vote Early, Vote Often Posted by James Kilbourne on 9/22/2004, 8:08pm
Vote Early, Vote Often Posted by Barbara Branden The Washington Times Democratic double-voting August 30, 2004 A little-reported phenomenon appears to have had an impact on results in Florida in the 2000 election and could resurface in the upcoming November vote. Accordin...(Read more...)
Israel Is The Defining Issue Of Our Time Posted by Lindsay Perigo on 9/22/2004, 1:48am
I'm posting this for Barbara Branden, who's unable to access the net right now. Linz "Israel is the defining moral issue of our time." London Daily Mail -- July 21, 2004 The Defining Issue --By Melanie Philips The world terror supporters' club, aka the UN, has told Israel to tear dow...(Read more...)
This column appeared on page 3 of The Missoulian's weekly entertainment insert. (The Missoulian is the primary local newspaper in my Montana hometown.) It's about Objectivism and yours truly. (Read more...)
SlashDot is one of the worlds most popular tech websites, and they've just interviewed the Libertarian candidate for President, Michael Badnarik. It's good to see Libertarian policies being clearly and convincingly advocated on a (relatively) mainstream news website.(Read more...)
Alexander Marriott posted a well-thought critique of the theory that Bush's religious zealotry makes Kerry a better candidate for Objectivists. (Read more...)
Though he often wanted to tell his story, “No one wanted to hear what I was saying,” he said. “The Japanese prefer to think of themselves as victims in the war. Even the peace movement people told me that talking about Japan’s role as an aggressor wasn’t constructive. (Read more...)
