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Latest Articles: Opinions/Editorials
Alinsky And Gingrich—Separated At Birth? Alinsky's Son Speaks
Post Date: 2012-01-30 15:18:41 by Brian S
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When Newt Gingrich fulminates, the name of Saul Alinsky springs easily to his lips. President Obama is, you know, a "Saul Alinsky radical." The race for president is "American exceptionalism versus the radicalism of Saul Alinsky." Just about everybody who knows anything about Alinsky has weighed in on Gingrich's zany offensive, often with a guess-it-takes-one-to-know-one air of amused irony. For instance, here's how the Tribune's Eric Zorn began his remarks: "I suspect Saul Alinsky would nod with grudging admiration at the way GOP presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich repeatedly injects his name into speeches and interviews." And here's Philip ...
Buchanan: Who Commissioned Us To Remake The World?
Post Date: 2012-01-27 13:16:21 by Brian S
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U.S. Ambassador Michael McFaul, Obama's man in Moscow, who just took up his post, has received a rude reception. And understandably so. In 1992, McFaul was the representative in Russia of the National Democratic Institute, a U.S. government-funded agency whose mission is to promote democracy abroad. The NDI has been tied to color-coded or Orange revolutions such as those that dethroned regimes in Serbia, Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan, Georgia and Lebanon. The project miscarried in Belarus. The NDI is one of several agencies, dating to the 1980s, that were set up to subvert communist regimes. With the end of the Cold War, however, these agencies were not decommissioned, but recommissioned to ...
The Economic Shift in the World Economy
Post Date: 2012-01-27 10:25:04 by A K A Stone
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I have started this post without a title, as I'm still trying to sort out which might be the best subject for a post. The slow motion car crash of the Euro is always tempting. Then there is the current state of China, which increasingly appears to be in trouble. Then there is the US 'recovery' or the latest discussions at Davos. For the last point, an interesting perspective was aired at the forum in Davos, and it may be that it can tie together some of the many stories that are being discussed. This from Jeremy Warner of the Telegraph: The contrast between Western gloom and Eastern optimism is again striking this year, and it is something that goes beyond the immediate ...
Dear President Obama,
Post Date: 2012-01-27 10:11:21 by A K A Stone
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Dear President Obama, Yesterday you told us to eat our peas. You even told us to pull off the bandaid in the context of raising the debt ceiling, and spending more money we will never have on “Obamacare.” I cannot fathom a President in my memory speaking in a manner that you have chosen to. I guess it is just a barometer of how bad our standards have fallen. I see it all around me, cars can’t be fixed because children have been taught that fixing them is beneath them. Adults like you act like infants at microphones. Then there is The Forgotten Man, people like me, who just want everything to get back to normal without having to take the next historical step to get to that ...
Trust in business and politics reaches critical point
Post Date: 2012-01-24 13:14:06 by lucysmom
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Edelman is one of the world’s most respected public relations firm. Every year they do a big global survey in order to report on that most elusive of subjects — trust. For this year’s edition they asked 1,000 members of the general public in each of 25 countries to respond to their online survey, but also at least 200 members of the “informed public” in each country — richer, older, college-educated and eager consumers of news and public policy. So, who do they trust, what do they want and what does that mean for you and me? Well, Edelman — the clean-up crew of the corporate world — wouldn’t quite put it this way but I will: they want, in large ...
GRANIA THE MORON: Bachman most qualified
Post Date: 2012-01-22 11:20:49 by A K A Stone
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I supported Bachmann. It almost seemed like a setup with the bad advisors she had. I wish she'd stayed in, as she's the most qualified. Interesting how the media and ptb marginalized and ignored her after the straw-poll victory in Iowa. One would assume that they, too, knew that she would be a real good candidate to articulate conservative values and match up well against Obama.
Immigration Debate
Post Date: 2012-01-21 18:46:10 by CZ82
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‘Israel Firster’ Gets At An Inconvenient Truth
Post Date: 2012-01-21 14:51:31 by Brian S
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By Philip WeissThe new battleground in the argument over Israel’s influence on American policy is the idea that some of those pushing an attack on Iran are “Israel Firsters.”The term has been used by MJ Rosenberg of Media Matters and Zaid Jilani, formerly of Center for American Progress. Israel supporters have struck back hard. They claim that using the term is anti-Semitic because it calls on a long history of questioning Jews’ loyalty to western countries.Yesterday Jeremy Ben-Ami of J Street bravely defended the use of the expression in an interview with the Washington Post. “If the charge is that you’re putting the interests of another country before the ...
Newt Gingrich and the Tofflers
Post Date: 2012-01-20 19:05:09 by Brian S
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Glenn Beck recently interviewed Newt Gingrich and asked the former Speaker who was his favorite President. Newt said it was Teddy Roosevelt, the famous Progressive whose Bull Moose Party made it possible for liberal Democrat Woodrow Wilson to win the presidency in 1912. Beck drew from that reply that Newt was a Progressive. Gingrich denied that he was, but Beck was not convinced. After all, if you love Teddy Roosevelt, you’ve got to be a Progressive. By the way, John McCain’s favorite President is also Teddy Roosevelt. Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich is that unusual combination of politician, historian, intellectual, thinker, writer, consultant, and opportunist. He ...
Why Black Out Websites To Protest SOPA?
Post Date: 2012-01-17 20:22:09 by A K A Stone
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What is the point of sites blacking out to protest SOPA? They will just be back up the next day. Seems futile.
Hormuz Hogwash: The Truth about Western Aggression
Post Date: 2012-01-17 13:46:09 by Brian S
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War Plan Iran: Dispelling the Lies, Telling the Truth about Western Aggression in the Persian Gulfby Finian Cunningham & Michel Chossudovsky l Global Research The year 2012 may become known as a watershed for humanity – the year when mankind was precipitated into a global conflagration involving nuclear weapons. The signs are indeed grimly ominous as formidable military forces converge on the Persian Gulf in the long-running stand-off between the United States and Iran. On side with the US are its European allies in NATO, primarily Britain, Washington’s Middle East client states: Israel and the Arab monarchies of the Persian Gulf – all bristling with weapons ...
Paul Is A Prophet Deserving Honour In Warning On America's Limits
Post Date: 2012-01-16 14:15:52 by Brian S
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He rails against the "American empire" that "brought the September 11 attacks on us". He condemns Obama for killing Osama. He is indifferent to attempts to prevent Iran obtaining nuclear weapons. He defends Julian Assange and lauds Bradley Manning, the soldier accused of leaking US secrets to WikiLeaks, a "true patriot". And he is barred from addressing a Jewish forum because of his "misguided and extreme views" on Israel. Who is this crazed left-wing radical? If you're not closely following the Republican presidential race, you might think he was Noam Chomsky or Michael Moore. Advertisement: Story continues below In fact, he's Ron Paul: ...
A Moral Distinction
Post Date: 2012-01-14 17:04:05 by Fibr Dog
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A new acquaintance recently asked whether she and I could get along, considering that she’s a liberal while I’m libertarian. Her second question focused on Ron Paul, likely the only person she ever heard of associated with libertarian philosophy: “Are all libertarians as conservative as Ron Paul on topics like abortion and gays?” This is where things can get complicated even when we try to keep them simple. Libertarians are not conservative. We’re not liberal, either. We’re libertarian. Even saying we are fiscally conservative and socially liberal — though there’s some accuracy to that — can be problematic, because the concepts of conservative ...
Be Careful What You Wish For
Post Date: 2012-01-14 16:58:03 by Fibr Dog
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Mitt Romney’s recent comment about how he would repeal Obamacare if elected president was almost laughable. After all, Romney was the man who brought the same type of mandatory health coverage to Massachusetts when he was that state’s governor. Government healthcare has been a political issue for generations, and interest accelerated during the Clinton years, when it was called “Hillarycare.” But Mitt delivered Romneycare. No matter whose name is on the alleged care, it’s government controlled, and that’s a problem for at least two reasons: the practical and the constitutional Let’s look at the practical first. Universal healthcare will be anything but ...
Ron Paul ties GOP in knots
Post Date: 2012-01-13 15:39:42 by We The People
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updated 11:25 AM EST, Fri January 13, 2012Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul greets supporters outside a polling station in Manchester, New Hampshire.(CNN) -- To get a sense of how Ron Paul is tying the GOP establishment in knots, look no further than Sen. Jim DeMint, the powerful Republican from the site of the next major primary, South Carolina. Until November 2010, DeMint had a clear claim on being the most influential, populist-flavored fiscal conservative in the Senate. Then a wave of Tea Party freshmen helped bring a Republican majority to the House of Representative and a new breed of politician to the Senate -- one best exemplified by Kentucky's Rand Paul, whose ...
Buchanan: Ron Paul, The True Believer
Post Date: 2012-01-13 12:58:15 by Brian S
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Last May, Ron Paul filed his financial disclosure form, and the Wall Street Journal enlisted financial analyst William Bernstein to scrutinize his investments. "Paul's portfolio isn't merely different," said an astonished Journal, "it's shockingly different." Twenty-one percent of his $2.4 to $5.5 million was in real estate, 14 percent in cash. He owns no bonds. Only 0.1 percent is invested in stocks, and Paul bought these "short," betting the price will plunge. Every other nickel is sunk into gold and silver mining companies. Bernstein "had never seen such an extreme bet on economic catastrophe," said the Journal. "This ...
Ron Paul worries some in GOP as S.C., Florida primaries loom
Post Date: 2012-01-13 07:42:26 by We The People
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Ron Paul has outperformed his previous run for the GOP nomination for president, garnering solid support in Iowa and New Hampshire. Yet for some in the party his rising popularity could spell trouble for the party. As Chris Cillizza reported : In the wake of his second-place showing in the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday night, Texas Rep. Ron Paul declared: “We are dangerous to the status quo of this country”. He’s right. And that could be a very bad thing for a Republican party hoping to take back the White House this November.A look at exit polling from New Hampshire suggests that Paul has a significant — and steady — following that exists almost entirely apart ...
Ron Paul: How badly does GOP need his voters? [Full Thread]
Post Date: 2012-01-11 21:20:09 by We The People
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Many in the GOP realize that Ron Paul is not going to fade away once the early primaries are over. If Ron Paul doesn't win the primary battle, they'll need his voters to win in the general election. Ron Paul did pretty well in the New Hampshire primary Tuesday. He placed second, slightly outperforming pre-election polls, and – perhaps more importantly – he tripled the number of votes he got in the Granite State when he ran for president in 2008. More and more, many in the GOP are realizing that this time around Ron Paul is a significant phenomenon that’s not going to fade away once the early primaries are over. They’re also realizing that it’s ...
Kelley: Nuclear Arms Charge Against Iran Is No Slam Dunk
Post Date: 2012-01-11 12:12:40 by Brian S
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The conflict between Iran and the West just keeps heating up, with the Iranians announcing over the weekend that they have begun to enrich uranium at a second major facility, a well-defended site outside the city of Qom. Given the high stakes, it’s valuable to take another look at the main source of the tension: Iran’s nuclear-weapons program. That this enterprise is active is widely considered a given in the U.S. In fact, the evidence, contained in a November report of the International Atomic Energy Agency, is sketchy. And the way the data have been presented produces a sickly sense of deja vu. I am speaking up about this now because, as a member of the IAEA’s Iraq ...
President Paul? Senator may be candidate in ’16
Post Date: 2012-01-10 23:45:52 by A K A Stone
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A year ago, U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., was navigating the halls of the U.S. Capitol in his first days as a freshman senator. Paul had ridden the momentum of the tea party during the 2010 campaign, joining a new wave of conservatives in Washington, D.C. A year later, Paul remains part of the national conversation, appearing on frequent television and radio interviews and sounding off on several national issues that arose during his first year in office. Most recently, he has campaigned for his father, U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, as Ron Paul tries to claim the GOP's presidential nomination. And by many accounts, when the younger Paul takes the stage to stump for his father, the crowds ...
Ron Paul And Eisenhower Are Right
Post Date: 2012-01-10 14:39:10 by Brian S
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We are watching the destruction of an empire. All empires must go away sometime. They are natural things. And nature puts a time bomb in everything she creates. The U.S. empire is doomed. Just like all the others that went before it. It is doomed by nature herself — condemned by the gods to blow up and die. None of this should be surprising. We’ve seen this movie before. Hundreds of empires have come and gone. We know how this movie ends. More or less. What we know for sure is that the U.S. is going broke. There is hardly any other plausible outcome. We’ve gone over the numbers so often we don’t need to repeat them. Yes, it is true that the feds could still save ...
Could Election 2012 Be Going Any Worse for the Tea Party?
Post Date: 2012-01-10 14:30:17 by Brian S
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First Sarah Palin didn't run, and the documentary about her disappointed at the box office. Then a series of Tea Party friendly candidates jumped into the race. But neither Michele Bachmann nor Rick Perry nor Herman Cain could withstand the scrutiny of a presidential run. As if to underscore the reversal of fortune, Bachmann, whose star was born with the Tea Party, finished sixth in the Iowa caucuses. And the winner of the first-in-the-nation contest? It was a virtual tie between Mitt Romney, the preferred nominee of moderates in the establishment, and Rick Santorum, arguably the man whose political philosophy is most antithetical to that of Tea Partiers, being the closest to the ...
The Answer That Would Have Won the Nomination
Post Date: 2012-01-10 07:35:35 by CZ82
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The Answer That Would Have Won the Nomination By Peter Heck To say the moment was ripe for any earnest conservative who wanted to capture the Republican nomination for president would be an understatement. As Diane Sawyer sniffled out a question that makes even the most fanatical bleeding heart look cold, she dangled a low-hanging fruit for any of the candidates to pluck with ease. To my great disappointment, none of them did. After spending nearly a quarter of an hour at the recent Republican presidential debate discussing a hypothetical scenario where a state might want to ban contraception, Sawyer put on her trademark pained countenance and, continuing the transparently obvious ...
They’re baaack! The Return of the Chickenhawks
Post Date: 2012-01-09 19:35:09 by Brian S
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What a joy to see Ron Paul take down Newt “Chickenhawk” Gingrich in front of millions of Americans. Slogging through fifteen Republican presidential debates was totally worth it just to witness this defining moment. Dianne Sawyer, who sounded like she was on Quaaludes, raised her eyebrows quizzically as she asked him if he stood by his previous characterization of Newt as a “chickenhawk.” Her tone implied she thought this a little harsh. Paul took this opening and ran with it: “I think people who don’t serve when they could and they get three or four or even five deferments – they have no right to send our kids off to war … I’m trying to stop ...
"States' Rights: Do We have It All Wrong?"
Post Date: 2012-01-08 23:43:58 by A K A Stone
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Under the conventional narratives of the Civil War, the Southern states seceded from the United States on account of "states' rights." Contemporary political debate over the war takes this "fact" as a starting premise. Modern-day Union supporters say that the Southern states invoked "states' rights" in order to defend the institution of slavery, draping the mantle of "states' rights" over the practice of slavery like a Klansman draping a hood and cloak over his body. The Union narrative then has the heroic Abraham Lincoln invoking the majesty of the federal government to vindicate national supremacy, suppressing the "rebels" and ...
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