To David Suissa: imagine not simply peace-seeking Arab moderates, but an end to funding of intrasige
The Ha`aretz newspaper kindly sent by email a piece, "We Need ‘A Street,’ Not J Street", by David Suissa, that is apparently his weekly column for the Los Angeles Jewish Journal.  In his personal blog (under "The Banality of J-Street"), Suissa provides the following skinny on his column: In my Jewish Journal column this week, I talk about how a Jewi

To John Quiggin: How reassuring climate "delusions" help us all to avoid engaging with &qu
I left the following comment on John Quiggin`s "Libertarians and delusion" post (other comments are noted in my preceding posts):   TokyoTom

A few more "delusional" thoughts to John Quiggin on partisan perceptions & libertarian
Further to my preceding posts regarding John Quiggin`s post on "Libertarians and delusionism", I copy below a few of the comments that I left there:

The Road Not Taken V: Libertarian hatred of misanthropic "watermelons" and the productive
I copy below a comment I just left at Stephan Kinsella`s post on the main LvMI Blog, "Physicist Howard Hayden's one-letter disproof of global warming claims", which I have discussed here in several preceeding posts. TokyoTom Published: November 4, 2009 10:54 PM (minor edits; links added)

For climate fever, take two open-air atom bombs & call me in the morning; "serious" su
First, George Reisman, and now, Stephan Kinsella.  I have asked two of our leading lights whether they and libertarians are striving for a self-satisfied irrelevancy on climate issue, or wish to be taken seriously, and they both, with self-professed seriousness, announced that we should, in Stephan`s words, "investigate nuclear winter as a way to offset alleged global warming". I`m afraid these pro