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The Libertarian Case against the War in Afghanistan
by David R. Henderson on June 22, 2009 | Foreign Affairs, Afghanistan, Military
Shortly after the U.S. government’s attack on Afghanistan in October 2001 (which, of course, followed the September 11 attacks on the United States), the Canadian government joined the United States, the United Kingdom, and other countries in an occupying coalition in Afghanistan. The first major wave of Canadian troops arrived in Afghanistan in February 2002.
Read more » | 0 commentsThe other name for “profiling”: Smart detective work
by Mark Milke on January 14, 2010 | MiddleEast, Human Rights, Public Policy, Foreign Affairs, National Defense
The quickest way through security for everyone is if airport staff are allowed to practice quick detective work. Profiling is a reality. We might as well admit it, collectively lighten up a bit, and thus get through security quicker.
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Crime and Punishment
If the chattering classes want to know why the public thinks crime is still an issue, maybe they should look at how "ex"-criminals get to create new victims all over again....
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