Two Tales about the Catastrophe called Socialism
We hear a lot today about the alleged advantages of socialism over the capitalist system that has been the engine of wealth in the United States and the world.
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Who Are The Real Fascists?
Who are the real fascists? By Ray DiLorenzo The left’s vision is not only a vision of the world, but also a vision of themselves, as superior beings pursuing superior ends. In the United States, however, this vision conflicts with a Constitution that begins, “We the People…” Thomas Sowell Since few of us know …
Asymmetric Warfare: The Democrat Appropriation of Marxism
Democrat appropriation of Marxism, the classic battle between the ‘haves’ and the ‘have nots,’ or as the French would say, the bourgeoise and the proletariat.
Communism Violates Human Nature – Part 2
Communism never performs as expected because it does not accommodate human nature. We’re willing to work hard when it benefits ourselves and our families. But in a communist system, hard work only benefits the state.
Socialism Never Delivers Its Promise – Part 1
The left seduces everyone by offering an impossible compromise – which they assure us will provide the advantages of both capitalism and communism. They call it socialism.
Hopelessness is All the Democrats Have Left
The Biden administration has been dubbed “rudderless, aimless, and hopeless.” However, there hasn’t been anything aimless or rudderless about it. It has been misguided, not unguided.
“We Will Bury You!” Was Nikita Khrushchev Right?
Nikita Khrushchev is usually remembered as the combative premier of the Soviet Union during the days of Sputnik and the Cold War. He’s also the Soviet leader who went toe to toe with John F. Kennedy during the 1962 Cuban missile crisis. But Khrushchev is also remembered for four words he spoke during a diplomatic …
Advancing Socialism/Communism in America And the Move to a “New World Order” By Paul E Vallely, MG, US Army (Ret)
Socialism emerged in response to the extreme economic and social changes caused by the Industrial Revolution, and particularly the struggles of workers. Many workers grew increasingly poor even as factory owners and other industrialists accrued massive wealth. In the first half of the 19th century, early socialist thinkers like Henri de Saint-Simon, Robert Owen and …