Iranians are rejecting the same suffocating controls Americans are accepting.
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Eunuch diplomacy doing little for global respect
Posted on March 25, 2009 by Mike O
With all the criticism of the previous administration’s ‘cowboy’ diplomacy, let’s see what the ’smarter’ diplomacy has gotten us so far:
An appeal to Iran was met by derision by the head cleric and marches in the streets of people shouting ‘Death to America’
The mislabelled ‘restart’ button given to the Russians seems to have been taken [...]
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The Flag of Allah over Downing Street
Posted on March 13, 2009 by Lance
Open immigration and anti-Western ideologies (social democracy and neoconservatism) are leading to the destruction of the West. Muslims in Britain can now openly call for their flag to fly on Downing Street.
Anjem Choudary said he wanted the “flag of Allah” flying over Downing Street, all women wearing burkas and caning for drunkenness.
This is the future [...]
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Has our foreign policy over the past 100 years been wrong?
Posted on February 13, 2009 by Lance
Ron Paul thinks it is possible and after a lot of reading the past 5+ years I agree with him.
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Vox Day on Gaza
Posted on January 7, 2009 by Lance
I always find Vox Day an interesting read and his post today on Gaza was just as interesting. It brings some new points to light that the more ardent anti-war people forget to mention.
While I like and respect Justin Raimondo, appreciate his consistent criticism of America’s War Party, and understand his take on the current [...]
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More on ‘closet racists’, Ron Paul, and Israel’s war on Gaza
Posted on January 7, 2009 by Lance
There’s another hate filled topic over at the American Spectator blog to go along with this earlier post. It’s all about this video put out by Ron:
A more or less accurate statement. Israel had no reason to go to war with Gaza, and as a matter of fact, Israel was the [...]
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Israel continues to kill innocents
Posted on January 7, 2009 by Lance
Israel’s war on Gaza continues to bring innocent lives to an end. The usual American War Party response (as I would have responded even 3 years ago) would be, “well, the Palestinians and insane terrorists are just as happy killing Israeli civilians, they are just getting what they deserve.” That is an immoral and [...]
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Zimbabweans eating cow dung as hunger deepens
Posted on January 7, 2009 by Lance
The failure of interventionism and socialism and fiat money is finally making itself well known in the Western media. Ever since Zimbabwe ended British colonialism, they did not attempt to have a free country. Mugabe and the others complicit in ruling the country have brought it down to a level where people may not even [...]
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A lesson on Democracy from… Africa?
Posted on January 3, 2009 by Mike O
Maybe some of the people elsewhere in the world learned from out legalistic nightmare in 2000, all the ‘found’ votes in Washington state in 2006 and now in Minnesota (strange how all the ‘found’ votes seem to always favor the Democrats). In the land previously known for ‘One man, one vote, one time’, some grace [...]
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Picking Apart The United States
Posted on January 2, 2009 by Lance
Igor Pararin has been in the news a lot the past two months for his remarks on the breakup of the United States. The recent report in the Wall Street Journal expands on Igor’s previous comments and sets his prediction for 2010 when the USA will finally collapse.
In September 1998, he attended a conference in [...]
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The Revolution: A Manifesto
Posted on December 30, 2008 by fooser
In the United States, we have lost our political imagination. All problems have to be solved in a certain way (usually involving government bandaids) and we haven’t been able to construct better ways to do things, such as private charities and leaving social issues for locals to decide themselves. This is the basic premise behind [...]
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Some people just need Killin’
Posted on December 29, 2008 by Mike O
Update: Looks like the LRA is on the march, killing and raping everything in its path. This, after they massacred 400 on Christmas. They really do need obliteration.
And, no, I’m not talking about the highly publicized scuffle between Hamas and Israel (though a country continually taking rockets from a neighbor just can’t sit there an [...]
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A Gray Scenario coming true?
Posted on December 4, 2008 by Mike O
There is now talk that the israelis are indeed considering a strike on Iran, with or without U.S. cooperation, the possibility discussed here previously in a ‘Gray scenario’. The timing would be right: low oil price, a new focus on Islamic terrorism because of Mumbai, and the transition status of American administrations. The israelis have [...]
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India and Pakistan to war?
Posted on December 1, 2008 by Lance
It looks as if India and Pakistan might have an excuse to finally go to war with each other:
MUMBAI (Reuters) – The fallout from a three-day rampage that killed nearly 200 people in Mumbai threatened on Sunday to unravel India’s improving ties with Pakistan and prompted the resignation of India’s security minister.
New Delhi said it [...]
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Iran’s nuclear fuel: What do we do about it?
Posted on November 20, 2008 by Lance
What are we supposed to do about Iran’s nuclear fuel?
Absolutely nothing.
The best thing we could do for the Iranian government is to start attacking them verbally or economically. Any pro American sentiment will quickly disappear as the population at large switches to an “America is the Great Satan” viewpoint for daring to attack their sovereignty.
Let [...]
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The Return of Rightwing Paranoia
Anthony Gregory points out that conservatives now oppose the state despite Obama enacting Bush-like policies. Most importantly, conservatives must learn to oppose aggressive foreign policy during this era that they are out of power, less they make the same mistakes as last time.
The conservatives [...]
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