Communism

It is an old cliché to refer to a politician as a “McCarythite” or to bring up the specter of the HUAC when discussing current politics. However, it seems there are still those in the American political sphere who would gladly resurrect Joseph McCarthy, or at the very least, are willing to adapt his policies. Many even lovingly embrace the image of a neo-McCarthyite.  Read More »

So I’m really, really depressed right now. Things have gone from bad to worse. Obama is now President Obama. For the record, while this country still has freedom of speech, I can’t STAND that man and anyone who voted for him will regret it some day. HOW could you have voted for someone who is so obviously a puppet as Obama?  Read More »

First off let me say that the connection between Barack Obama is a stretch. Their relationship amounts to time spent serving on a board together, and Ayers is a professor at The University of Chicago, so plenty of Chicago politicians, regardless of their political affiliations, are probably going to have some connection to him.  Read More »

The Bolshevik Revolution was a spark of hope for the human civilization amid the war and violence that plagued it for centuries. The October Revolution showed signs of a future society where human beings lived and worked together in a peaceful society. It was built on the idea of decentralized organization of a large group of people in order to produce what is needed.  Read More »

I find myself wondering this election how America got here, probably like everyone else. How did we go from the vision of the "City upon the Hill" (Originally proposed by John Winthrop, a Purtian settler, not Ronald Reagan!) to this country where Americans have lost their respect from others and their self-respect.  Read More »

Banned Book Review #17
Written by jesus_zealot, who is no longer with us

[WARNING: THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS!]  Read More »

When we think of Communism we typically think of China, Cuba, or the Former U.S.S.R. Governments full dictators and corruption. Citizens living in fear of their leaders, afraid to speak up for fear of being reported to government officials. It is because of these images that we have seen, and Americas shaky past with Communist nations that make most Americans to look closely at the idea.  Read More »