Jan 26, 2010
Fear of Flying
Posted by Thomas L. Knapp in Commentary • 2 commentsThomas L. Knapp on the security theater that is air travel.
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Jan 22, 2010
Two Perspectives on the Massachusetts Election
Posted by Thomas L. Knapp in Commentary • 2 commentsTom Knapp notices that the real majority are non-voters.
Jan 16, 2010
Robertson’s Right: Haiti has a Pact with the Devil
Posted by Thomas L. Knapp in Commentary • No commentsNobody was especially surprised earlier this week when Pat Robertson, poster boy for the wingnut faction of evangelical Christianity, asserted that Haiti’s devastating 7.0 earthquake was divine payback for a 200-year-old “pact with the devil.” To Pat Robertson, every disaster, natural or man-made, is a vengeful God’s way of putting people on notice that they [...]
Jan 12, 2010
Big Government, Big Business — Conjoined Twins, part 2
Posted by Thomas L. Knapp in Commentary • 3 commentsThomas L. Knapp: “Government, any government, is inherently and progressively plutocratic.”
Jan 9, 2010
Big Government, Big Business — Conjoined Twins
Posted by Thomas L. Knapp in Commentary • 15 commentsThomas L. Knapp advocates seperation of economy and state.
Jan 4, 2010
The Beatings Will Continue Until Morale Improves
Posted by Thomas L. Knapp in Commentary • No commentsThomas L. Knapp on the year past and the year ahead.
Dec 31, 2009
A Special Message From Thomas L. Knapp — 2010: Year of the Anarchist?
Posted by Thomas L. Knapp in Supporter Updates • 1 commentLet’s make 2010 the Year of the Anarchist!
Dec 30, 2009
Politics for Anti-Politicians
Posted by Thomas L. Knapp in Commentary • 7 commentsThomas L. Knapp suggests voting for NOBODY.
Dec 28, 2009
Train Kept a’Rolling
Posted by Thomas L. Knapp in Commentary • No commentsThomas L. Knapp on the first year of the Obama administration in retrospective.
Dec 22, 2009
Health Care: Happy Holidays!
Posted by Thomas L. Knapp in Commentary • No commentsThomas L. Knapp: “The bill’s central provision, referred to as ‘the individual mandate,’ is an undisguised gunpoint ‘your money or your life’ demand — write more checks to the insurance companies, or else.”
