I don’t trust Wikipedia at all either; however, I have found it occassionally useful and entertaining. That said, his Wikipedia entry is a laugh riot.
More from wikipedia on Paul Craig Roberts:
Roberts is also a critic of a potential Bush administration attack on Iran. In an August 15, 2005 article, he states “Bush...dismisses all facts and assurances and is willing to attack Iran based on nothing but Israel’s paranoia.”
Although his criticisms of Bush often seem to align him with the political left, Roberts continues to praise Ronald Reagan and to endorse many of Reagan’s policies, arguing that “true conservatives” were the “first victims” of the neoconized Bush administration [2].
He has said that many supporters of George W. Bush “are brownshirts with the same low intelligence and morals as Hitler’s enthusiastic supporters.”[3]
In 1993 the Forbes Media Guide ranked him as one of the top seven journalists in the United States [1].
Feel the love people. I’d wager any amount of money this guy plays for the wrong team, if you know what I mean.
They’re a good source of sources, and often reliable, but political issues, trust but verify.