…unrelated to terrorism. The new Reuters report can be seen as an extension of that story. The story is fairly straightforward. A unit of the DEA known as the Special…

…7 of the Terrorism Act 2000. The controversial law, which applies only at airports, ports and border areas, allows officers to stop, search, question and detain individuals.” (hat tip Stormy)…

…to gain by economic terrorism what they could not win in the regular legislative process or the resumed budget negotiation talks? There has been a series of commentaries in The…

…is being forced to trade away its maneuverability in the wider war against terrorism while being placed on the defensive in a single country that never will fully accept its…

…among mainstream economists. Egalitarian mainstream economists support low barriers to imports to first world countries, because we care most about the poorest — third world workers. Un and Anti-egalitarian support…

…hand I am not going to pre-judge the State’s attempt to ruthlessly crush them. Now lots of mockery has been expended on the notion that ‘terrorism’ can be addressed as…

…myself is a problem. Reducing the number of deaths due to terrorism requires pragmatic thinking which involves moral arithmetic. On the other hand, at least Trump is simple. In addition…

…were concerned about immigration and terrorism, while Hilary Clinton’s supporters were worried about inequality. Nor are these concerns confined to the U.S., as the Brexit vote revealed. Part of these…

…an app for that ? Russian Ministry of Defence: “irrefutable evidence that there is no struggle against terrorism as the whole global community believes. The US are actually covering the…

…sort or another. Just the other day, some $#%& with a scheme to shoot up San Francisco for the holidays was arrested. Not that the growing terrorism in parts of…