Xi Van Fleet on Maoist Revolution and Cultural Marxism in North America “From a very early age—kindergarten—we were taught that our parents are just biological parents and the real parents are ‘the Party,’ and Chairman Mao. And so, if there’s a conflict between choosing your parents or the Party, you should always, always choose the […]
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CJ Pearson: Zionism, Why All The Controversy What is Zionism? And why does it generate so much controversy, even hatred? CJ Pearson explains the history and philosophy of this ancient promise. He begins by noting that Zionism is the belief that the Jewish people have a right to a homeland, and that homeland is the
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One of the greatest speeches ever given on U.S. soil was President George Washington’s Farewell Address, given in 1796. The speech was written by Washington, James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton. It covers many themes but two of those themes are particularly relevant to today — the inherent problems in political parties involvement in foreign entanglements.
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On July 17, 1996 a missile or missiles blew TWA Flight 800 out of the sky off the south coast of Long Island. The plane out of JFK was on its way to Paris. All 230 souls on board, 53 of them TWA employees, died in the crash. The official position taken was that a fuel tank
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Author Unknown As an attorney, I hesitated to forward this as it can be considered to be an indictment against my profession. However, I believe there is much truth to the article below. Very thought-provoking. Lawyers are adversarial and are trained to try to win at all costs. It may work in litigation but does
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