Chomsky Joins Fox News and Sarah Palin to Fight Obama and the Evil Bankers Last week, Noam Chomsky may have taken the first step in a long-overdue search for personal redemption. Speaking to what can only be imagined as a very liberal audience in Madison, Wisconsin, he signaled a clear philosophical move to the political… Continue Reading
Retiring Sen. Evan Bayh recently warned that Congress needs harmony and must drop its rampant partisanship. In a nationally broadcast interview, the Indiana Democrat said, “The extremes of both parties have to be willing to accept compromises” in order to accomplish things for the national good. He added that voters are in a mood to… Continue Reading
My local newspaper has the Obama swastika story as a major front page news item, and the same story has dominated the news on most papers and TV shows for several days now. The lurid headlines refer to “An Act of Hatred,” and everyone is falling all over themselves to express outrage at what they… Continue Reading
This site celebrates the wisdom of common people, and as we know, the positive forces that make a society prosperous always come from the bottom–its people, for they are the “Ultimate Natural Resource” of any nation. Conversely, we know that the most harmful decisions come from the top–from those people in governing elites who try… Continue Reading
It appears that in the mind of at least one leading female liberal, abortion is not about women’s rights, but about eliminating the types of people that “we do not want to have too many of.” On July 12, 2009 a Newsmax posting describes an interview between NY Times writer Emily Bazelon, and Supreme Court… Continue Reading
Robert Burns (AP) had an interesting article shown on AOL News June, 14, 2009 which points out a little known “dirty little secret” about the real leaders of Islamic politics in the Middle East. Western media have paid little attention to the degree to which Islamic terrorism and anti-Israel policies are not simply cultural and… Continue Reading
There is a growing recognition that America’s colleges are more and more influenced by the politically correct agendas of the new liberal Left–The vast majority of professors promote a world view that: 1- Supports large governmental bureaucracies that seek to solve everyone’s needs. 2- Sees most citizens as victims instead of independent self-reliant individuals. 3-… Continue Reading
The 17th century English pamphleteer Cato ranked among the great enemies of Kings and champions of the common people. Like Algernon Sidney, John Trenchard, Thomas Paine, Sam Adams, and John Dickinson, he advocated an end to the Divine Right of Kings, and a beginning for the Rights of Men. They were the talk radio of… Continue Reading
CNN cable news ran a long story on July 8th headlined “Georgia Man Charged in ‘Honor Killing.’ A Pakistani man is charged with killing his 25-year-old daughter in Georgia (U.S.A.) because she wanted out of an arranged marriage, police said.Chaudhry Rashid, 54, of Jonesboro, an Atlanta suburb, appeared in court Tuesday afternoon to face murder… Continue Reading
The Question: Is America a paragon of Limited Government or Does it Owe its Success to a Big Strong Central Government ?? This question was recently raised by Bill Novak and was posted at “History of American State Power.” THE ANSWER lies in pieces– Generalities never make for good analysis. If we are talking international… Continue Reading