Paleoconservatism
Paleoconservatism is a neologism created by those following within that movement to distinguish
their so-called "traditional" values from the
neoconservatives.
While the “paleo” in paleoconservatism leaves the impression that it arose earlier than other conservatisms,
the suggestion is misleading. It is mainly a reaction to Neoconservatism.
And as such is pretty new movement and political philosophy. Although
Neoconservatism was born in 1965, in the pages of Irving Kristol’s journal
the Public Interest, it was not until editor Norman Podhoretz used Commentary in June 1970 to state
his opposition to the New Left that the movement began to attract attention (Commentary in American
Life by Murray Friedman , Temple University Press, 2005 )
Most neoconservatives are Jewish and are often closely related by blood or long friendships. Indeed,
as its adherents are the best-known Jewish conservatives, neoconservatism might fairly be described
as the conservatism of the Jews—those few Jews who become prominent on the Right almost invariably
identify with it. Recalling their early struggles against fascist and communist totalitarianism,
the neoconservatives continue to view external opponents of the United States as threats not simply
to American interests but to civilization itself. They also remain intellectuals, not politicians,
and are most comfortable as thinkers and writers who, unlike candidates for office, can express their
views without reservation. Those who have served in government—with the exception of Moynihan—have
done so as appointees and have developed impressive bureaucratic skills that they have used effectively
in high-level positions. In one important way, however, neoconservatism has changed. The left-wing
experiences that marked the youths of many older neoconservatives do not characterize the current
generation—some came from the relatively conservative Jackson wing of the 1970s Democratic Party,
but most of the new generation have been conservatives their entire adult lives.
However, paleoconservatism should not be seen as a simple resurrection of these earlier themes. It
fuses notions associated with the anti-war, anti-empire, isolationist traditions with other strains
and concepts drawn from both the social sciences and different conservative traditions. They are reconfigured
so as to form a theoretically developed and structured world view informed by a particular representation
of American ethnicity, elite theory, and notions of republicanism derived from southern conservatism.
In other words this is an ideology, much like Neoconservatism is. And as such a competing ideology.
Many prominent paleoconservatives publish their views in
The American Conservative, the
leading publication exposing paleoconservative ideology. Buchanan, leading spokesman of paleoconservatism has adopted the slogan "America First” as part
of a conscious attempt to evoke pre-war sentiments about keeping the United States out of “foreign wars.”
"Today we call for a new patriotism, where Americans begin to put the needs of Americans first,
for a new nationalism where in every negotiation, be it arms control or trade, the American side
seeks advantage or victory for the United States." With these words, columnist, television personality,
and former presidential speechwriter Patrick J. Buchanan announced his candidacy for president in
a New Hampshire hotel conference room. He had prefigured his slogan in an article the previous year
for the National Interest: "America First--and Second, and Third." ...
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America First was Buchanan's gambit, his bid to mobilize conservatives now that the old call to
slash the federal government no longer resounded successfully. With it he hoped to attract America's
nationalist hard core, people who felt aggrieved and abused not so much by foreigners as by alien
elements within their own country--to unite conservatism and populism together in an ideology that
could impose itself on the country more effectively than Reagan's business-oriented conservatism
had ever succeeded in doing. It was not Buchanan's gambit alone, of course. Over the five years since
he had quit his White House staff job in 1987, an intellectual coterie had assembled around Buchanan,
made up of writers and activists who had broken off from the main mass of conservatism over the course
of the 1980s, disgusted with President Reagan's weak-willed acceptance of a Martin Luther King holiday
and sanctions against South Africa, with President Bush's knuckling under to the 1991 civil rights
laws and his upping legal immigration levels by 200,000 a year. They complained that their conservative
movement--the conservative movement of Robert Alfonso Taft and Barry Goldwater--had been hijacked.
"Before true conservatives can ever take back their country," Buchanan had written in May 1991, "they
are first going to have to take back their movement." From whom? From "the neoconservatives . . .
the ex-liberals, socialists and Trotskyists who signed on in the name of anti-communism and now control
our foundations and set the limits of permissible dissent." As one of the conservatives who would
later back the Buchanan campaign lamented, "We have simply been crowded out by overwhelming numbers.
The offensives of radicalism have driven vast herds of liberals across the borders into our territories.
These refugees speak in our name, but the language they speak is the same one they always spoke."
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Paleoconservatism also has a marked hostility to the “east coast establishment",
echoing Huey Long’s attacks on the wealthy and Father Charles Coughlin's pleas on behalf of the local
community against what he saw as the arrogance and self-interested indifference of metropolitan financial
interests. They are suspicious about big finance, especially TBTF banks.
Paleoconservatism also shares the sense of exclusion from the government apparatus by neoconservatives,
who now dominate the Washington political scene, and especially the Department of State. Along with
Neoconservatism, they reject neoliberal globalization and
multiculturalism (three horseman of Neoliberal Apocalypse):
Although Scotchie does not put it quite this way, contemporary paleoconservatism developed as
a reaction against three trends in the American Right during the Reagan administration. First, it
reacted against the bid for dominance by the neoconservatives, former liberals who insisted not only
that their version of conservative ideology and rhetoric prevail over those of older conservatives,
but also that their team should get the rewards of office and patronage and that the other team of
the older Right receive virtually nothing.
The politics of this conflict, as those involved in it will recall, was often vicious and personal,
the most notorious case being the backstabbing treatment of the late M.E. Bradford by his neoconservative
rivals over the appointment to the chairmanship of the National Endowment for the Humanities in 1981.
The bitterness of the NEH controversy was due not to the neocons pushing their own nominee, the totally
unknown and laughably under-qualified William Bennett but to their complete lack of hesitation in
smearing, lying about, and undermining Bradford at every opportunity.
Scotchie deals briefly with the Bradford controversy, but I have to say, as one closely involved
in supporting Bradford at the time, that he does not dwell sufficiently on the sheer evil and meanness
of neoconservative conduct in it. But he also notes the firing, calculated vilification, or effective
ostracism of several paleos or paleo fellow travelers by the neocon cabal in the following years
as well as the deliberate campaign to strip the Rockford Institute of funding by neoconservative-controlled
foundations.
Most paleoconservatives are against immigration, neoclassical economics (which is pseudoscience
anyway, so any rational person is against it ;-) and any military intervention by
the US anywhere. They have little regard for any benefits of an egalitarian society. Their economic views
are more likely to tend toward New Deal than modern neoliberalism, although there is
a contingent of Austrian scholars within paleoconservative movement.
The most notable living paleoconservative is
Patrick Buchanan, who
recently (welcomed Donald
Trump foreign policy views):
With Democrats howling that Vladimir Putin hacked into and leaked those 19,000 DNC emails
to help Trump, the Donald had a brainstorm: Maybe the Russians can retrieve Hillary Clinton's lost
emails. Not funny, and close to "treasonous," came the shocked cry. Trump then told the New York
Times that a Russian incursion into Estonia need not trigger a U.S. military response.
Even more shocking. By suggesting the U.S. might not honor its NATO commitment, under Article
5, to fight Russia for Estonia, our foreign policy elites declaimed, Trump has undermined the security
architecture that has kept the peace for 65 years. More interesting, however, was the reaction of
Middle America. Or, to be more exact, the nonreaction. Americans seem neither shocked nor horrified.
What does this suggest?
Behind the war guarantees America has issued to scores of nations in Europe, the Mideast and
Asia since 1949, the bedrock of public support that existed during the Cold War has crumbled. We
got a hint of this in 2013. Barack Obama, claiming his "red line" against any use of poison gas in
Syria had been crossed, found he had no public backing for air and missile strikes on the Assad regime.
The country rose up as one and told him to forget it. He did. We have been at war since 2001. And
as one looks on the ruins of Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya and Yemen, and adds up the thousands
dead and wounded and trillions sunk and lost, can anyone say our War Party has served us well?
On bringing Estonia into NATO, no Cold War president would have dreamed of issuing so insane a
war guarantee. Eisenhower refused to intervene to save the Hungarian rebels. JFK refused to halt
the building of the Berlin Wall. LBJ did nothing to impede the Warsaw Pact's crushing of the Prague
Spring. Reagan never considered moving militarily to halt the smashing of Solidarity.
Were all these presidents cringing isolationists? Rather, they were realists who recognized that,
though we prayed the captive nations would one day be free, we were not going to risk a world war,
or a nuclear war, to achieve it. Period. In 1991, President Bush told Ukrainians that any declaration
of independence from Moscow would be an act of "suicidal nationalism."
Today, Beltway hawks want to bring Ukraine into NATO. This would mean that America would go to
war with Russia, if necessary, to preserve an independence Bush I regarded as "suicidal."
Have we lost our minds?
The first NATO supreme commander, General Eisenhower, said that if U.S. troops were still
in Europe in 10 years, NATO would be a failure. In 1961, he urged JFK to start pulling U.S. troops
out, lest Europeans become military dependencies of the United States. Was Ike not right? Even Barack
Obama today riffs about the "free riders" on America's defense. Is it really so outrageous for Trump
to ask how long the U.S. is to be responsible for defending rich Europeans who refuse to conscript
the soldiers or pay the cost of their own defense, when Eisenhower was asking that same question
55 years ago?
In 1997, geostrategist George Kennan warned that moving NATO into Eastern Europe "would be
the most fateful error of American policy in the post-Cold War era." He predicted a fierce nationalistic
Russian response. Was Kennan not right? NATO and Russia are today building up forces in the
eastern Baltic where no vital U.S. interests exist, and where we have never fought before - for that
very reason. There is no evidence Russia intends to march into Estonia, and no reason for her to
do so. But if she did, how would NATO expel Russian troops without air and missile strikes that would
devastate that tiny country? And if we killed Russians inside Russia, are we confident Moscow would
not resort to tactical atomic weapons to prevail? After all, Russia cannot back up any further. We
are right in her face.
On this issue Trump seems to be speaking for the silent majority and certainly raising issues
that need to be debated.
- How long are we to be committed to go to war to defend the tiny Baltic republics against a
Russia that could overrun them in 72 hours?
- When, if ever, does our obligation end? If it is eternal, is not a clash with a revanchist
and anti-American Russia inevitable?
- Are U.S. war guarantees in the Baltic republics even credible?
- If the Cold War generations of Americans were unwilling to go to war with a nuclear-armed
Soviet Union over Hungary and Czechoslovakia, are the millennials ready to fight a war with Russia
over Estonia?
Needed now is diplomacy. The trade-off: Russia ensures the independence of the Baltic republics
that she let go. And NATO gets out of Russia's face. Should Russia dishonor its commitment, economic
sanctions are the answer, not another European war.
Daniel Larison is probably the second important paleoconservative thinker.
Antiwar.com founder and editor
Justin Raimondo is probably the third. Also important is
Phyllis Schlafly.
Paleoconservatism claims its roots in the "Old Right", a loose grouping of people, many of them former
liberals, who emerged during the
Great Depression and
World War II as opponents of
Franklin D. Roosevelt's
domestic and foreign policy. As the
Cold War got underway after WWII, these people remained isolationist and opposed the Cold War, grouping
post-war foreign and domestic policy together as two sides of the same coin, the "welfare-warfare
state."
Early examples include journalists John T. Flynn, Garet Garrett, Rose Wilder Lane, Isabel Paterson,
and Albert Jay Nock, revisionist historians Harry Elmer Barnes (one of the first major
Holocaust deniers) and George
Morgenstern (who claimed that FDR had dragged America into WWII by deliberately goading the Japanese
to attack), libertarian
Murray Rothbard, and U.S.
Senator Robert A. Taft.
With militant anti-communism in vogue on the American right, they found themselves marginalized within
the conservative movement and shut out from outlets like
William F. Buckley's
National Review, their
continued isolationism getting them accused of being "useful idiots" for Moscow.
However, they continued as an outside tendency through such groups as Leonard Read's
Foundation
for Economic Education and an emerging
Austrian school of economics
led by Ludwig von Mises
and Henry Hazlitt, who later became libertarian icons. It was not until the fall of the
Berlin Wall that isolationism
re-emerged on the right (outside of the libertarians, who had become a distinct movement from conservatism),
led by people like Pat Buchanan who had been interventionist during the Cold War.
From
The
Paleo Persuasion The American Conservative
Politically, the leadership of the Right evolved from Robert Taft in the 1940s and ’50s, who,
as Scotchie writes, “cared more … about the survival of the shoe-making industry in America than
whether American consumers could someday buy $125 sneakers made by twenty-five cents an hour labor
in Indonesia,” to Newt Gingrich, who babbled about a laptop computer for every school child and doted
credulously on the most bizarre New Age banalities. Culturally and intellectually, the Right moved
from the radical conservative cultural criticism of men like Donald Davidson, Richard Weaver, Russell
Kirk, and Bernard I. Bell to the post-Reagan triumphalism that chortled over the “end of history”
and the arrival of the world democratic imperium.
Anti war position make Paleoconservatism is similar to libertarianism. They reject neoconservatism
with its Trotskyite "Permanent war" mentality. Paloconservatism anti-war postion like is the case with
libertarians as well is based on Non-Interventionism:
Libertarianism and war are not compatible. One reason why should be obvious: In war, governments
commit legalized mass murder. In modern warfare especially, war is not just waged among voluntary
combatants, but kills, maims, and otherwise harms innocent people. Then, of course, wars must be
funded through taxes, which are extracted from U.S. citizens by force—a form of legalized theft,
as far as libertarians are concerned. And, historically, the United States has used conscription—legalized
slavery—to force people to fight and die. In addition, an interventionist foreign policy makes civilians
targets for retaliation, so governments indirectly cause more violence against their own people when
they become involved in other countries’ affairs. In addition, war is always accompanied by many
other new restrictions on liberty, many of which are sold as supposedly temporary wartime measures
but then never go away.
In the article
The
Paleo Persuasion Samuel Francis wrote (
The American Conservative, December 16, 2002):
While some (Scotchie mentions Pat Buchanan and me) were anti-communist interventionists during
the Cold War, all have come to reject the reckless military interventionism and globalism of
its aftermath. A critical point of development was the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in 1990 and
the U.S. and conservative response to it. Paleos and those who soon identified with them almost
spontaneously rejected U.S. military intervention against Iraq. It was a moment, falling only a year
after the neoconservative onslaught on the Rockford Institute, that solidified the paleoconservative
identity.
“The US, as paleos have claimed for decades, was only meant to be a constitutional republic, not
an empire—as Buchanan’s 1999 foreign policy tome A Republic, Not an Empire nostalgically states,”
Scotchie explains. “Republics mind their own business. Their governments have very limited powers,
and their people are too busy practicing self-government to worry about problems in other countries.
Empires not only bully smaller, defenseless nations, they also can’t leave their own, hapless
subjects alone…. Empires and the tenth amendment aren’t friends…. Empires and small government aren’t
compatible, either.”
If anti-interventionism and a commitment to the Old Republic defined by strict-construction constitutionalism
and highly localized and independent social and political institutions defined one major dimension
of paleoconservatism, its antipathy to the mass immigration that began to flood the country in the
1980s defined another. Indeed, it was ostensibly and mainly Chronicles’ declaration of opposition
to immigration that incited the neoconservative attack on Rockford and its subsequent defunding.
Scotchie devotes a special but short chapter to paleoconservative thought on immigration and makes
clear that to paleos, America was an extension of Western civilization. It was intended by the Founding
Fathers to be an Anglo-Saxon-Celtic nation also influenced by Athens, Rome, and Jerusalem. Large-scale
immigration from non-Western nations would, as Fleming (and most other paleos) maintained, forever
spoil a distinct American civilization.
The implication of this passage is that paleoconservatives, unlike libertarians, most neoconservatives,
and many contemporary mainstream conservatives, do not consider America to be an “idea,” a “proposition,”
or a “creed.” It is instead a concrete and particular culture, rooted in a particular historical
experience, a set of particular institutions as well as particular beliefs and values, and a particular
ethnic-racial identity, and, cut off from those roots, it cannot survive. Indeed, it is not surviving
now, for all the glint and glitter of empire.
While Scotchie is quite clear and well-informed about the paleos’ thought on immigration and its
meaning, he fails to discuss at all their views on race. This is unfortunate, as not a few of them
have been accused of simple-minded “racism,” “white supremacy,” and other ill-defined bugaboos. I,
for one, like to think that what they believe about race, while definitely not in the liberal-neocon
mainstream, is rather more nuanced and considerably more sophisticated than their enemies (and not
a few of their friends) want to think.
If Scotchie’s book has any great flaw, it is that it is simply too short. Paleoconservatism is
worth a much longer and deeper look than his volume can give, though Scotchie himself is both so
thoroughly familiar with his subject and so sympathetic to it that he could have produced a much
more extended treatment. He might also have revealed more of the personalities of the leading paleoconservative
writers, interviewed them, and discussed several writers he omits, for example, Claes Ryn of Catholic
University or E. Christian Kopff of the University of Colorado at Boulder, and he might have explored
why the Chronicles school has not been more successful at defining the American Right.
Have the paleos indeed failed, and if they have, is the neocon stab-in-the-back theory the only
reason? Are there perhaps either large historical trends or even mere personality differences among
the paleos that made their own crack-up eventually inevitable, and can such trends or conflicts be
overcome? Or are the paleos really only dinosaurs, whining nostalgically for a world they have lost
and unable or cantankerously unwilling to adapt to the Shining Imperial City on the Hill the neoconservatives
claim to be constructing? Scotchie might have explored these questions and problems more extensively
than he did, and one hopes he will do so in a bigger book in the future, but what he has given us
in the meantime is an essential and valuable contribution to American intellectual history in the
last decade of the last century
In a 1988 lecture, Russell Kirk quoted a letter that showed, he said, how hot the bitterness burned:
"I believe," wrote his correspondent, "that the chief enemy of American conservatism has not been the
Marxists, nor even the socialist liberals in the Democratic Party, but the Neo-conservatives, who have
sabotaged the movement from within and exploited it for their own selfish purposes."
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They are also strongly critical of
neoconservatives and
their sympathizers in print media, talk radio and cable TV news.[26]
Paleocons often say they are not conservatives in the sense that they necessarily wish to preserve
existing institutions or seek merely to slow the growth of modern big-government
conservatism.[27]
They do not wish to be closely identified with the U.S.
Republican
Party.[26]
Rather, they seek the renewal of "small 'r'" republican society in the context of the Western heritage,
customs and civilization.[28]
Joseph Scotchie wrote:
Republics mind their own business. Their governments have very limited powers, and their people
are too busy practicing self-government to worry about problems in other countries. Empires not
only bully smaller, defenseless nations, they also can’t leave their own, hapless subjects alone....
Empires and small government aren’t compatible, either.[29]
By contrast, paleocons see neoconservatives as
empire-builders and themselves
as defenders of the republic, pointing to Rome as an example of how an ongoing campaign of military
expansionism can destroy
a republic.[30]
As paleoconservatism germinated as a reaction to neoconservatism, most of its development as a distinct
political tendency under that name has been in the United States, although there are parallels in the
traditional Old Right of other Western nations. French conservatives such as
Jean Raspail,[135]
and British conservatives such as
Enoch Powell,[136]
Peter Hitchens,[137]
Antony Flew (whom the Rockford
Institute awarded the Ingersoll Prize),[138]
John Betjeman,[139]
and Roger Scruton[140]
as well as Scruton's Salisbury
Review and
Derek Turner's Quarterly
Review,[141]
as well as Australia's Sydney Traditionalist Forum[142]
all emphasize skepticism, stability, and the Burkean inheritance, and may be considered broadly sympathetic
to paleo values. For example, Hitchens wrote, in opposition to the
Iraq War,
There is nothing conservative about war. For at least the last century war has been the herald
and handmaid of socialism and state control. It is the excuse for censorship, organized lying, regulation
and taxation. It is paradise for the busybody and the nark. It damages family life and wounds the
Church. It is, in short, the ally of everything summed up by the ugly word ‘progress.’[143]
Note the One Nation
movement in 1990s Australia,[144]
Germany's Junge Freiheit,[145]
and Italy's Lega Nord.[146]
Also paleoconservatism has some analogies with the Russian dissidents such as
Andrei Navrozov[147]
and Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.[148]
Paleoconservative attitudes toward the issue of illegal immigration to the United States and the
problem of multiculturalism and assimilation on American soil are mostly negative. They view these
phenomena as a significant threat to the American way of life. Their words are filled with anxiety for
the future of American society, which is instilled with the positive meaning of the idea of open borders,
and which is becoming permeated with alien cultures and losing its own cultural identity. Starting with
an explanation of the essence of the American nation’s homogeneity, this article presents the threats
which come with the ‘mixing’ of cultures and liberal immigration as well as phenomena directly linked
to such immigration, namely the problem of terrorism and Islam.
Most Americans at least professed to be unalarmed about this gradual transformation of the country.
They claimed that America was a nation founded upon a "proposition"; anyone who assented to the American
proposition could become an American (Dead Right, by David Frum):
To Buchanan and his friends, this universalism was just sentimental flim-flam. American civilization
was the product of a particular people. To preserve that civilization, it was necessary to preserve
the people that had created it. The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution had not created
America; the Declaration and the Constitution were created by Americans. Bolivar wrote constitutions
every bit as noble as that composed in Philadelphia; it was the Anglo-American character that made
the Philadelphia constitution a success and the Caracas constitution a failure. History had demonstrated
that non- British Isles immigrants from Europe had made good enough citizens, but why run the awful
risk of cultural suicide...
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His conservatism was a nationalist conservatism above all--a conservatism that attached far
more importance to cultural and security issues than to maximizing growth and efficiency. Buchanan
was slow to absorb all the implications of his nationalism. In his 1988 memoir, he still thought
that "among the great American achievements of the twentieth century is free Asia, democratic and
capitalist." "To squander that in an absurd 'trade war' because we cannot compete with Korean cars
or Japanese computer chips would be an act of almost terminal stupidity for the West." 9 He also
confessed that he had inwardly believed, at the time they took place, that the civil rights movement's
civil disobedience campaigns were justified by natural law, even though he would later write editorials
for the Globe-Democrat attacking them. But his thinking was jogged along by a new set of friends:
the writers who published in Chronicles magazine.
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Sympathy for the economic plight of blue-collar workers in New Hampshire was not just bleeding-heart
sentimentalism: it propelled Buchanan toward accepting an active federal responsibility for promoting
industry--and protecting it from foreign competition. Buchanan's standard stump speech told an anecdote
about a visit to a lumber mill on the Canadian border. Shaking hands with the workers, the candidate
found himself face to face with a burly giant of a man. The man stood silent for a moment, staring
at the floor, and then looked up to say only, "Save our jobs." As a story, it is as kitschy as Steinbeck
at his most gooey, but it led to a serious point:
I see Mr. Bush, and excuse me, some of my conservative friends, by their willingness to allow
the ruthless destruction of so many of the industries vital to our defenses, as engaged in the
unilateral disarmament of our country. I can't understand it. On the grounds of national interest,
I favor policies that won't let certain defense-related industries go under.
... ... ...
Do we want to keep the textile manufacturing base in the United States? Do we want to keep
GM and Chrysler and Ford? Do we want to keep Boeing and McDonnell-Douglas? . . . We have got to
address the fact that the Asian countries and European countries are practising a form of protectionism
and adversarial trade. They are capturing markets by undercutting and dumping and by targeted
trade, and they have been doing this to make their countries No. 1. 12
The Economist stringer who followed Buchanan to Mississippi reported that
Mr. Buchanan has greater ideas still for the nationalist state than merely dishing out credits
to any industry (oil and gas, aerospace, textiles, ship-building) that suffers from foreign competition.
For instance, he privately admits he is tempted by the idea of paying for those credits--and much
more--by. throwing up a wall of tariffs around the American economy.
Buchanan understood that many conservatives saw trade not as an economic issue, but as an issue of
sovereignty and group loyalty. Protectionism is a way for conservatives to show solidarity with their
fellow-Americans, especially blue-collar fellow-Americans, without explicitly endorsing the redistribution
of wealth. Which is why so many would-be populists of the Right have been drawn to the protectionist
cause. Barry Goldwater had been one of just eight senators to vote against the 1962 law that gave President
Kennedy the authority to engage in the Kennedy round of General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade negotiations.
Pat Robertson campaigned as a protectionist in 1988. So did George Wallace, in both 1968 and 1972. Richard
Viguerie, the direct-mail whiz who in his heyday had his stethoscope pressed as close to the chest of
the American conservative as anyone, argued as long ago as 1983 that "the official trade policy of the
United States should be 'fair trade'--that is, no imports produced with slave labor, no imports from
foreign plants built by the U.S. taxpayer and no imports from countries which don't allow our products
into their country." 15
And in November 1991, just before the beginning of campaigning in New Hampshire, a group of conservative
activists called a press conference in Washington to announce their repudiation of free trade. Among
them was Paul Weyrich, president of the Free Congress Foundation, the stablest of the new right-wing
organizations that had come to life in the late 1970s, and one of the founders of the Heritage Foundation.
"We are here," Weyrich said, "to warn the Republican Party that they had better take this issue seriously."
Weyrich was not just blowing hot air. While the congressional Republican Party overwhelmingly endorsed
the North American Free Trade Agreement, the endorsement was not quite unanimous. North Carolina Senator
Jesse Helms voted against NAFTA as did his protégé Senator Lauch Faircloth. And many of the Republicans
who voted in favor of the treaty were swung not by the ambiguous pact's free-trade aspects but by its
protectionist subthemes. Suggestively, the manager of the Republican pro-NAFTA forces in the House of
Representatives, Newt Gingrich, is by no means a believer in free trade. In conversation, he praises
Henry Cabot Lodge and the protectionist Republicans of the 1920s, and warns that in the absence of trade
controls, world industrial wages will be determined by the pay scale of South China. 17
WELL DONE MR. TRUMP!!! Israel-First, Neocons to join Hillary, all America’s enemies in one party Non-Intervention.com
The disloyal Israel-First/Neoconservative (IF/NC) crowd seems to be having a collective and hopefully
fatal seizure over Mr. Trump’s pledge to be strictly even-handed and neutral in the ongoing war between
Israel and the Arabs — a war both sides clearly intend to fight to the death.Now, many past presidential
candidates have said much the same thing, but they have always added that silly, ahistorical mantra
that the United States will defend Israel’s “right to exist”. But Trump did not add that mantra of
the brain-dead, and so has markedly distressed the Israel-Firsters and Neocons. Indeed, they always
have opposed Trump because, it seems, they sense that he will always put America first and let those
individuals, nations, and groups irrelevant to the republic’s security and economic prosperity swing
in the wind. I think — or at least hope — they are right.
What makes the current Israel First/Neocon seizure so hearteningly severe are not only Trump’s
words and apparent America-First foreign policy inclinations, but the fact that he is getting so
very many votes. “Could it possibly be,” ponder the likes of Bill Kristol, George Will, Charles Krauthammer,
Max Boot, Eliot Cohen, Robert Kagan, Michael Bloomberg, Peter King, Elliott Abrams, Eric Edelman,
Michael Chertoff, Mitt Romney, John McCain, Lindsey Graham, and John Bolton, “that Americans are
not genuinely happy, proud, and eager to have their fellow citizens and soldier-children dying uselessly
in wars motivated in large part by the U.S. interventionism we advocate and by America’s subservience
to a country that does nothing but degrade the republic’s security and drain its treasury?” “Could
it be,” the IF/NC’ers are wondering, “that Trump and the increasing number of voters supporting him
know that we Israel-Firsters and Neocons have played them for fools, corrupted their political system
and media, and done our best to keep their kids dying in wars meant to serve a foreign nation’s interests
at the cost of their own?” Well, it is too soon to tell, but the words of the Israel Firsters and
Neocons and their fierce hatred of Trump surely suggest that they fear their war-causing disloyalty
has been identified and — at long last — their jig is about up.
Facing the next-to-last last ditch, the disloyal are nearly frantic in their support for Senator
Marco Rubio. And why not? Rubio is a thorough-going IF/NC, and — as he has little money of his own
— is on the payroll, according to the media, of two pro-Israel, Jewish-American billionaires. Rubio
also has denounced the Founders’ approach to foreign policy, expressing his belief that the IF/NC
approach to U.S. foreign policy — that is, America at war everywhere, all the time, to protect Israel
— is superior to John Quincy Adams’ republic-preserving advice that the United States must never
go abroad “in search of monsters to destroy.”
But Rubio, after his Super Tuesday shellacking, is circling the drain until the Florida primary
sends him barreling toward the sewer, and the Neocons and Israel Firsters, as Jacob Heilbrunn has
written in the National Interest, have only one place to go, and that is to Hillary Clinton,
who already has few of both detestable species on her team, but, the media says, only one pro-Israel,
Jewish-American billionaire.
Mr. Heilbrunn’s excellent article notes that the IF/NC was originally based in the Democratic
Party and so in a sense would be going home if they side with Clinton. That they were once aligned
with the Democrats is clearly true, but being aligned with is much different than being part of,
and I would argue that the IF/NC have never been anything but a one-issue party of their own.
Their party — best identified as the Disloyal Party or perhaps just as Copperheads — has never
had any goal other than protecting the interests of Israel and keeping the United States steadily
involved in the Israel-Arab war by promoting and purchasing a U.S. foreign policy that results in
wars to install “democracy” abroad, but which are, in reality, only wars that are intended to annihilate
Israel’s enemies, while unnecessarily making Israel’s enemies America’s. Can any clear thinking person
really believe, for example, that “Foundation for Defense of Democracies” is anything but an IF/NC
tool for fomenting war against Muslims in order to protect what they describe as “the only democracy”
in the Middle East?
The use of the democracy angle by the IF/NC crowd is amply demonstrated in a recent article by
one of its leading lights, Max Boot, titled “The GOP’s Apologists for Tyrants”. In this piece, Mr.
Boot denounces Republican presidential candidates Trump, Cruz, and Kasich for “their support for
dictators” and their clear lack of enthusiasm for unnecessary overseas democracy mongering and interventionist
wars. Mr. Boot lauds the usual Copperhead line and insists that overthrowing Saddam, Gaddafi, and
others was the correct thing to do. The only problem, he says, is that the U.S. government did not
go far enough in waging those useless and massively counterproductive wars. Only the Israel First-owned
Marco Rubio, Boot declares, refuses to “embrace genocidal tyrants”, which means the Copperheads were
betting that they could count on Rubio for more war.
Well, Mr. Boot, no, Trump, Cruz, and Kasich are not seeking to “embrace genocidal tyrants”, but
rather are looking out for America first. They know that neither Saddam nor Gaddafi was ever a serious
national-security threat to the United States; indeed, both were key and extraordinarily lethal allies
— and ones we did not have to pay — in the war against the Islamists.
Saddam kept Iraq’s door locked tight and so prevented the Islamists located east of Iraq from
moving westward in large numbers, and he made the Iranians little more than marginal players in the
Levant. How are things looking in that area now, Mr. Boot? Gaddafi kept the Islamists at bay in much
of North Africa and murdered or incarcerated every Islamist that Libya’s military and security services
could get their hands on, but IF/NC wanted a pro-democracy war in Libya and got it. How are affairs
in the Maghreb going these days, Mr. Boot?
And do not forget, Mr. Boot, that you and your IF/NC sidekicks insisted that the U.S. government
go democracy mongering in the Middle East in the name of the Arab Spring, and then you supported
the military coup in Egypt that destroyed a democratically elected regime. Now, Mr. Boot, how is
all of that working out? Finally, what about that clever IF/NC plan to build a new, pro-Western democracy
in Afghanistan, how is that doing? Could you check on the progress of democracy there and get back
to me?
What I think Mr. Trump is saying, Mr. Boot, is that it is too bad/so sad that there are murderous
dictators loose in the world, but as long as they pose no life-and-death threat to the United States
there is no reason for America to militarily intervene and give them — as the saying goes — the boot.
After all, if the dictators are not killing Americans and/or threatening genuine U.S. national interests,
who cares? Humans are hard-wired for war, so let them fight. The U.S. government exists only to defend
the republic, its commerce, and its citizens and their liberties; it is under precisely zero obligation
— legal, moral, or one dreamed up by disloyal U.S. citizens — to defend any set of foreigners against
the murderous machinations of the dictators who rule them or the enemies who threaten them.
The wars that disloyal IF/NC Copperheads like you champion, Mr. Boot, have invariably been greatly
counterproductive for U.S. national security, the national debt, and, especially, for those you and
your colleagues care the least about; namely, the parents, wives, husbands, and children who suffered
the loss or maiming of their loved ones in the military while they were fighting in the unnecessary
wars you and your kind demand that America fight for only one reason, to make the world safe for
Israel.
So, Mr. Boot, if you and the rest of your wretched and disloyal IF/NC associates want to go to
the Democratic Party and side with IF/NC’er Hillary Clinton, please go immediately and trumpet your
departure from the roof tops. After all, what could be more appropriate than today’s Copperheads
— a kind of snake that sneaks and strikes without warning — joining the Democratic Party, the original
incubator and home of the Civil War’s Copperheads? In the decade before that war, Massachusetts’s
Senator Charles Sumner was speaking when he saw one of his pro-slavery foes enter the Senate Chamber
and walk toward his seat. Sumner stopped and asked, I paraphrase here, the other senators to witness
that a slug was slithering across the chamber’s floor looking for a chair to adhere to. For the Republican
Party, the movement of the entire IF/NC crowd to the Democratic Party would be a Godsend, a veritable
slithering slug migration that would find no shortage of fellow slugs waiting for them in Hillary’s
camp, and there probably would be enough chairs for all of them to adhere to.
There is, then, nothing that could strengthen the Republican Party more and attract more voters
to its side than to be shed of you, Mr. Boot, and your disloyal fellow Copperheads. Be gone, good
riddance, and praise God for cutting out the festering IF/NC malignancy from the Republican Party
so that it can once again stand for something more than endless war and Israel First.
The paleoconservative emphasis upon localism is reflected in their search for international co-think-
ers. They have constructed ties with those who think in terms of small-scale, decentralized and localist
structures structured around shared com- mon ethnic roots, rather than those who seek to construct a
centralized state apparatus. Italy has been of particular interest. Chronicles rejects the commercial
conservatism of Forza Italia and the quasi-fascism of Alleanza Nazionale. It looks instead towards the
Lega Nord, its leader, Umberto Bossi, and its demands for a confederate state. It has similarly associ-
ated itself with the Bosnian Serbs' efforts to create an autonomous republic, and opposed the attempts
to es- tablish Bosnia as a viable multiethnic state. The hostility of the European right to American
mass culture may however prevent closer collaboration.
Anti-Federalism is another
key aspect of paleoconservatism, which adherents see as an antitype to the managerial state. The paleocon
flavor urges honoring the principle of
subsidiarity, that is, decentralized
government, local rule, private property and minimal bureaucracy.[54]
In an international context, this view would be known as
federalism and paleocons often
look to John C. Calhoun
for inspiration.[55]
As to the role of statecraft in society, Thomas Fleming says it should not be confused with soulcraft.
He gives his summary of the paleocon position:
Our basic position on the state has always been twofold: 1) a recognition that man is a social
and political animal who cannot be treated as an "individual" without doing damage to human nature.
In this sense libertarian theory is as wrong and as potentially harmful as communism. The commonwealth
is therefore a natural and necessary expression of human nature that provides for the fulfillment
of human needs, and 2) the modern state is a cancerous form of polity that has metastasized and poisoned
the natural institutions from which the state derives all legitimacy — family, church, corporation
(in the broadest sense), and neighborhood. Thus, it is almost always a mistake to try to use the
modern state to accomplish moral or social ends.[56]
Russell Kirk, for example,
argued that most government tasks should be performed at the local or state level. This is intended
to ward off centralization and protect community sentiment by putting the decision-making power closer
to the populace. He rooted this in the Christian notion of original sin; since humanity is flawed,
society should not put too much power in a few hands. Gerald J. Russello concluded that this involved
"a different way of thinking about government, one based on an understanding of political society
as beginning in place and sentiment, which in turn supports written laws."[57]
This anti-federalism extends to culture too. In general, this means that different regional groups
should be able to maintain their own distinct identity. For example, Thomas Fleming and Michael Hill
argue that the American South and every other region have the right to "preserve their authentic
cultural traditions and demand the same respect from others." In their Southern context they call
on citizens to "take control of their own governments, their own institutions, their own culture,
their own communities and their own lives" and "wean themselves from dependence on federal largesse."
They say that:
A concern for states' rights, local self-government and regional identity used to be taken
for granted everywhere in America. But the United States is no longer, as it once was, a federal
union of diverse states and regions. National uniformity is being imposed by the political class
that runs Washington, the economic class that owns Wall Street and the cultural class in charge
of Hollywood and the Ivy League.[58]
In a similar fashion, Pat
Buchanan argued during the 1996 campaign that the social welfare should be left to the control
of individual states. He also called for abolishing the
U.S. Department
of Education and handing decision-making over to parents, teachers and districts. Controversies
such as evolution,
busing and
curriculum standards would
be settled on a local basis.[59]
In addition, he opposed a 1998 Puerto Rican statehood plan on the grounds that the island would be
ripped from its cultural and linguistic roots: "Let
Puerto Rico remain Puerto
Rico, and let the United States remain the United States and not try to absorb, assimilate and Americanize
a people whose hearts will forever belong to that island."[60]
Like most conservatives, paleoconservatives believe that hard work, self-discipline, and adherence
to religious faith were the means by which a virtuous life was earned and a moral order was established
and maintained (The
Paleo Persuasion The American Conservative):
Third, paleoconservatism emerged also as a reaction against what was taking place in American
culture itself in the 1980s and ’90s, trends that the mainstream Right warmly embraced. Not only
the increasing secularism, hedonism, and carnal and material self-indulgence of the dominant culture
but also its shallowness and artificiality, its proclivity to being manipulated by media and political
elites, its passivity in the face of more and more usurpation of social and civic functions by big
government, big business, and big media, and the happy chatter from the contemporary political Right
that celebrated this transformation and identified public morality almost exclusively with flag-waving,
prayer in schools, invoking saccharine and platitude about “family values,” and constant ranting
about any and all movies that contained sex.
The paleoconservative vews on the subject are well expressed in By Samuel Goldman review of
the book It's Dangerous to Believe: Religious Freedom and Its Enemies,
Mary Eberstadt, Harper (\The
American Conservative
June 10, 2016
):
On April 27, 1979, Jerry Falwell addressed thousands of conservative
Christians from the steps of the Capitol. Asserting that the “vast majority” of Americans were opposed
to pornography, abortion, and homosexuality, he announced the establishment of a new organization
to promote “pro-family, pro-life, and pro-morality” policies. In a statement before the rally, Falwell
explained the motive behind what he called the Moral Majority: “We’ve had enough and we want America
cleaned up.”
Times have changed. Formerly confident in their numbers and clout,
conservative Christians are now on the defensive. Falwell dreamed of cleaning up America. Nearly
two generations later, his heirs are reduced to pleading for exemptions from sweeping anti-discrimination
policies. Although popular with voters in some states, these pleas have not survived national scrutiny—even
where Republicans hold power. In Indiana, a law that might have allowed bakers and photographers
to decline service to gay weddings endured just a few months before it was “fixed” by the legislature.
In Georgia, a similar bill was vetoed by the governor under intense pressure from big business.
The cultural transformation has been even more dramatic than the political
one. Especially among highly educated people, beliefs that gender has a physiological basis or that
procreation is a central purpose of marriage are proceeding from outré to unacceptable. In an ironic
reversal, conservative Christians have adopted an idiom of concealment from a minority they once
demonized: until recently, it was gays who spoke of being “in the closet.” Now they are joined by
followers of traditional orthodoxy.
Mary Eberstadt is horrified by this development. In It’s Dangerous
to Believe, she describes religious traditionalists as targets of a distinctly modern brand of
intolerance that mirrors the history of religious fanaticism.
To support this interpretation, Eberstadt offers a parade of horribles
drawn from around the English-speaking world. The incidents she cites range from the ouster of Brendan
Eich as CEO of Mozilla to penalties imposed on teachers who defended Catholic doctrines on sexuality
to the withdrawal of recognition from religious clubs at several universities. Eberstadt acknowledges
that her examples are “disparate.” But she insists that they add up to a “widespread and growing
effort to shame, punish, and ostracize people because of what they believe.”
There is nothing inherently novel about such campaigns, which have
occurred with some frequency since the emergence of Biblical religion. What’s different is the issue
at stake. This is not a dispute about the nature of God, proper form of worship, or correct rendering
of revelation. Instead, “every act committed in the name of this new intolerance has a single, common
denominator, which is the protection of the perceived prerogatives of the sexual revolution at all
costs. The new intolerance is a wholly owned subsidiary of that revolution. No revolution, no new
intolerance.”
Eberstadt offers a compelling analysis of the ideology that developed
to justify the sexual revolution. Rather than a libertarian demand to leave people alone, it functions
as an ersatz theology with its own its dogmas, theory of history, and canon of saints and martyrs.
This parallel structure may be rooted in a process of secularization, as religious concepts were
drained of their religious meaning. More likely, it reflects a basic human inclination to form systems,
to make sense of the world.
Whatever its source, the internal coherence of moral progressivism
explains the bitterness with which it responds to challenges. Critics of the new dispensation aren’t
harmless dissenters. They are heretics whose denial of the truth threatens the possibility of a virtuous
community.
In this respect, Eberstadt argues, the guardians of the sexual revolution
can be understood as successors to the Puritans. Contrary to their reputation in some quarters as
defenders of religious liberty, the Puritans were mostly interested in the freedom to do things their
way. Error, concluded the divines of New England, had no rights. That is why they were so bitterly
opposed to allowing members of other denominations to dwell among them.
When it came to Baptists and Catholics, this suspicion was not altogether
irrational. But the Puritans’ fear of subversion did not stop with actual rivals. The logic of their
theology turned them against adversaries that did not even exist. The witch trials were no aberration
but a consequence of systematic intolerance.
Eberstadt contends that a similar logic is being turned against religious
traditionalists today. The Moral Majority posed a plausible challenge to the sexual revolution. Today’s
dissenters from the sexual revolution, by contrast, are symbolic sacrifices at the altar of progress.
According to Eberstadt, “the notion that the religious counterculture” can enforce its vision of
righteousness on a majority is “downright absurd.” In her judgment, it is because they have so little
real influence that recalcitrant bakers or photographers have to be publicly shamed by progressives.
Eberstadt’s description of the bewildered faithful, caught up in rapid
social change, is deeply affecting. She is an acute critic of the way some Christian institutions
have distanced themselves from their own teachings at the expense of low-level employees, who didn’t
get the memo about what’s now politically acceptable in time. Eberstadt also discusses shocking incidents
in which the mere expression of religious beliefs has led to denial of educational and job opportunities.
This is prejudice pure and simple. One hopes liberals and progressives will accept her call to reject
it—particularly in institutions of higher learning whose leaders speak ceaselessly of their commitment
to diversity.
Yet many of the cases Eberstadt discusses are more complicated than
the Manichean struggle she depicts. More than attacks on unpopular ideas, they are disputes about
the discharge of political office or participation in government programs.
Take the hapless Kim Davis, who refused to issue marriage licenses
to same-sex couples in Rowan County, Ky. What provoked Davis’s more thoughtful critics was not the
refusal in itself. Instead, it was her expectation that she could reject the Supreme Court’s decision
in Obergefell v. Hodges while keeping her job. This was not the conventional understanding
of conscientious objection that allows believers to avoid otherwise compulsory duties—most prominently,
military service. Instead, it looked like an attempt by a sworn public servant to have it both ways
by choosing which responsibilities of her office she was willing to discharge.
After several months of wrangling, the state of Kentucky reached a
compromise that removes county clerks’ names from the marriage licenses they issue. This seems a
reasonable policy that protects the rights and dignity of all involved. It was necessary, however,
because the connection between traditional religious belief and civil authority is not as dead as
Eberstadt suggests.
The challenges to the Obamacare contraception mandate recently argued
before the Supreme Court also defy Eberstadt’s depiction of a war on traditional belief. Rather than
targets of an “ideological power play,” for-profit corporations such as Hobby Lobby and religious
institutions like the Little Sisters of the Poor were collateral damage of a massive expansion
of the administrative state. The underlying problem here is not the pseudo-theology of the
sexual revolution but the cooptation of private enterprises and associations to supply a public benefit.
Eberstadt is too quick to attribute controversies about the political
role of religion to irrational animus on the part of progressives. She also tends to reduce religion
to Christianity and Christianity to its more traditionalist currents. This reduction makes it easier
to treat religious belief as such as the target of hostility from a monolithic secular consensus.
But the American religious scene is more varied than Eberstadt acknowledges.
In addition to the conservative Christians on whom she focuses, many believers have made their peace
with the sexual revolution and the world it has made—or at least figured out how to live alongside
it. That includes American Jews, including many who hold politically incorrect views on sexuality.
Why do Jews escape the opprobrium to which traditionalist Catholics
or Baptists are subjected? Partly because they have never been more than a tiny minority, but also
because they make few claims on political and cultural authority. Apart from a few neighborhoods
in and around New York City, no one fears that religious Jews will attempt to dictate how they live
their own lives. As a result, they are able to avoid most forms of interference with their communities.
There is a lesson here for the Christian traditionalists for whom
Eberstadt speaks. They are more likely to win space to live according to their consciences to the
extent that they are able to convince a majority that includes more liberal Christians and non-Christian
believers, as well as outright secularists, that they are not simply biding their time until they
are able to storm the public square. In addition, they will have to develop institutions of community
life that are relatively low-visibility and that can survive without many forms of official support.
The price of inclusion in an increasingly pluralistic society may be some degree of voluntary
exclusion from the dominant culture.
There is no doubt that this will be a hard bargain for adherents of
traditions that enjoyed such immense authority until recently. As Eberstadt points out, however,
it will also be difficult for progressives who resemble Falwell in their moral majoritarianism. The
basis for coexistence must be a shared understanding that the Christian America for which some long
and that others fear isn’t coming back—not only because it was Christian but also because it involved
a level of consensus that is no longer available to us. There are opportunities for believers and
nonbelievers alike in this absence.
Samuel Goldman is an assistant professor of political science and director of the
Loeb Institute for Religious Freedom at George Washington University.
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- 20190827 : Does Israel Interfere in American Elections, by Philip Giraldi - The Unz Review ( Aug 27, 2019 , www.unz.com )
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- 20190825 : Treatment of Maxwell makes sence only if we assume that she was an informant ( Aug 25, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190825 : Ghislaine Maxwell father possible connections with intelligence services ( Aug 25, 2019 , www.unz.com )
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- 20190825 : Jeffrey Epstein 'Friend' Ghislaine Maxwell Has More Skeletons in Her Family Closet Than a House of Horrors ( Aug 25, 2019 , www.unz.com )
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- 20190825 : Can you really take Wexner's excuses at face value? ( Aug 25, 2019 , www.unz.com )
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- 20190821 : Manufacturing Mass Fascism Hysteria by C.J. Hopkins ( Aug 21, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190820 : American Pravda How the CIA Invented Conspiracy Theories by Ron Unz ( Sep 05, 2016 , www.unz.com )
- 20190820 : When, If Ever, Can We Lay This Burden Down by Pat Buchanan ( Aug 20, 2019 , www.unz.com )
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- 20190820 : Something about Zionism ( Aug 20, 2019 , www.unz.com )
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- 20190819 : Conspiracy Theories From the Elders of Zion to Epstein's Youngsters by Gilad Atzmon ( Aug 19, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190819 : Israel lobby as the "enemy at the gate" type of conspiracy theories ( Aug 19, 2019 , www.unz.com )
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- 20190819 : Jeffrey Epstein suicide interpretation variants, from comments on the web: ( Aug 19, 2019 , www.unz.com )
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- 20190819 : In defence of Ukrainian far right nationalism ( Aug 19, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190816 : Trump's Great Gamble by Pat Buchanan ( Aug 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
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- 20190816 : An interesting take on American Society today by Chris Hedges . ( Aug 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
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- 20190816 : Marx on Judaism ( Aug 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
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- 20190816 : This is a pleasant vision -- but improbable. ( Aug 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190816 : RIH vs RIP ( Aug 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190816 : Ted Gunderson was a real American hero! ( Aug 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190816 : Possible weakness of the hypotheses the blackmail was the motive of thing the brothel with underage prostitutes by Epstein ( Aug 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190816 : Wexner's connection to Israeli causes is well worth examining. ( Aug 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190814 : Suicide watch is a short term action and is not a panacea ( Aug 14, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190814 : It seems like Epstein suiside is the perfect storm to bring out the conspiracy theorist side of (almost) everyone ( Aug 14, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190814 : Two words come to mind: Banana Republic. ( Aug 14, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190814 : Who owns "Banana Republic" ( Aug 14, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190814 : Is this RICO case ( Aug 14, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190813 : I woke up when Vicky Nuland blessed our Kiev coup in 2014 with "F..k the EU". ( Aug 13, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190813 : If our country wasn't a joke... ( Aug 13, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190813 : The 72 congressmen from both parties constitute one of the largest delegations ever to travel to to the Jewish state ( Aug 13, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190812 : Jeffrey Epstein RIP by Philip Giraldi ( Aug 12, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190812 : One source familiar with the facility says the drill is for guards to pass by each cell in intervals ranging from 15 to 30 minutes depending on the circumstances. ( Aug 12, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190812 : because there was no camera and because they took him off of suicide watch so quickly, an *encouraged* suicide is a big possibility. ( Aug 12, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190812 : Ghislaine may have known or suspected the truth about her father death ( Aug 12, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190812 : Harris was sworn in as state attorney general in 2011, just as calls to "end demand" for prostitution were getting a turbocharge from celebrity campaigns, federal funding, and a few motivated ideologues. ( Aug 12, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190812 : Barr father hiring Epstein despite the total lack of credentials suggests that he was already intelligence servces agint at the time ( Aug 12, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190812 : Names are coming out. ( Aug 12, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190812 : The primary mission of intelligence agencies is self-preservation, and that means co-operation with other nation's intelligence agencies whenever possible. They are on one team, and those outside the intelligence "community" are on the other team. / ( Aug 12, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190811 : It's probably time ( Aug 11, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190811 : The poor fellow had deliberately climbed out the window ( Aug 11, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190811 : Extended definition of suicide ( Aug 11, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190811 : Maybe Putin should urge the Russian Paralament to pass an Epstein Act and start sanctioning the hell out of US leaders. ( Aug 11, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190811 : It is my understanding that he is with Elvis now and there is a whole lot of shaking going on! ( Aug 11, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190807 : Initially Trump has rational ideas about the origin of 9/11, But like other rational ideas they quickly disappeared. ( Aug 07, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190807 : 9-11 was a wonderful boon to the demolition industry. The demolition experts no longer use explosives, as WTC 7 proved that a building can be demolished in its own footprint much more cheaply with simple office garbage can fires and maybe a little bit of petroleum fuel ( Aug 07, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190807 : I respect the fact that Marianne Williamson is a sorta-kinda truther ( Aug 07, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190807 : Why Should Iran Be Cherished and Defended by Andre Vltchek ( Aug 06, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190806 : Other trivia is that Tulsi was a martial arts instructor in 2002. ( Aug 06, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190806 : Marianne Williamson Is Right We Need a Spiritual Awakening ( Aug 06, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190806 : If fear of Israel is what caused Gabbard to vote the AIPAC line on the bill forbidding criticism of Israel, she won't be able to stick to her line against Washington's aggression in the Middle East. Israel is behind that aggression as it serves Israeli interests. ( Aug 06, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190806 : Feeding the Israel Lobby by Philip Giraldi ( Aug 06, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190806 : Congress Spending Surge is National Suicide by Ron Paul ( Aug 06, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190804 : Tulsi Gabbard's foreign policy views are a clear and present danger to Israel's and Washington's grand strategy to secure permanent military hegemony in the Middle East. ( Aug 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190804 : The Last Western Empire by The Saker ( Aug 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190804 : PODCAST The IMF and World Bank Partners In Backwardness, # 407 by Bonnie Faulkner ( Aug 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190803 : Biden a self announced ZIONIST should be thrown out or jailed. ( Aug 03, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190802 : The paedo rings as a tool to blackmail politicians ( Aug 02, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190802 : Engaging with [Corvinus] is like punching a waterfall. Nothing happens, nothing changes, eventually you get tired and leave, and the waterfall keeps flowing as you're walking away ( Aug 02, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190802 : On the nature of Trump affilliation with Zionists ( Aug 02, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190802 : Brutus questions whether "democracy" is sensible in a nation of three million! ( Aug 02, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190802 : Making of the presstitute ( Aug 02, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190802 : Our masters need stable narratives. Those narratives don't have to be just, economically sound, or to make much sense at all. They just have to be stable. ( Aug 02, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190802 : Neo-Nazi Azov National Corps march/rally in Odessa to celebrate the 5th year anniversary of the far-right's instituting "Ukrainian order" [Kaganat of Nuland] in the city via the massacre of 40+ people in the Trade Unions House on May 2, 2014 ( Aug 02, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190802 : Nick Bryant also has a book on Franklin ( Aug 02, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190802 : A very important video, a testament to a reality we find too crazy to believe ( Aug 02, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190802 : Information on the Jimmy Savile and Carl Beech pedophile scandals in England ( Aug 02, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190802 : A few comments on Epstein. First, exercise some common sense. The timing of the resuscitation of his case is anything but coincidental ( Aug 02, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190802 : It is quite intriguing that so many of these cases involve the sort of criminal or sexual misbehavior that would be ideally suited for blackmailing powerful individuals who are less likely to be vulnerable to other influences ( Aug 02, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190802 : Well-placed contemporary sources have claimed that Samuel Untermyer, a wealthy Jewish lawyer, purchased the secret correspondence between Woodrow Wilson and his longtime mistress ( Aug 02, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190802 : Not a word about the decades-long coverup of the horrific abuse of British children by the pedophilic "elites" ( Aug 02, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190802 : 1952: Mosaddeq Nationalization of Iran's Oil Industry Leads to Coup ( Aug 02, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190731 : Precedents for Pizzagate by Aedon Cassiel ( Jul 31, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190731 : Jack Ruby was the Mafia capo of Dallas ( Jul 31, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190731 : Philip Zelikow, effectively the sole author of that work of fiction known as the 9/11 Commission Report (which he completed in chapter outline before the Commission even convened) is a history professor and self-styled expert in "the creation and maintenance of public myths ( Jul 31, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190729* American Ron Unz on Pizzagate ( Jul 29, 2019 , www.unz.com ) [Recommended]
- 20190729 : Once you start researching the Epstein matter - not for the lurid details - but the unprecedented, jaw dropping preferential treatment of an actual human sex trafficker ( not this fake #metoo hysteria) all hope is lost. ( Jul 29, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190729 : American Pravda John McCain, Jeffrey Epstein, and Pizzagate by Ron Unz ( Jul 29, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190729 : Blackmail as an old and effective politicians control tool ( Jul 29, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190729* The hidden control mechanism of what the late Paul A. Samuelson called our "democratic oligarchy". ( Jul 29, 2019 , www.unz.com ) [Recommended]
- 20190728 : Zelenskii's dilemma by The Saker ( Jul 28, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190727 : Pornographic Democracy by Linh Dinh ( Jul 27, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190727 : Revolution sounds cool because it implies a terrible awakening of the masses, to impose their will, exact justice and start a new paradigm, but most revolutions are fake, with many orchestrated by another elite or triggered by a foreign power. by Linh Dinh ( Jul 27, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190725 : Democrats for Trump, 2020 by Fred Reed ( Jul 25, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190725 : Reparations of course means forcing whites who never owned slaves to give money to blacks who never were slaves. ( Jul 25, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190723 : My guess is there's many more Epstein's out there, still running their honey-traps. ( Jul 23, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190723 : Does dual citizenship of politicians matter? ( Jul 23, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190723 : Neoliberalism and the USA ( Jul 23, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190722 : Holo-deniers are bonkers. There is not much to discuss here. They're like flat-earthers, just more amusing. ( Jul 22, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190722 : Utilizing accusations of faux guilt as both a shaming weapon towards other(s), and, more importantly for the accusers, a negative means of social control (via fear and terrorization) of one's own people, has happened before, as in the case of the United States and it's Civil War, fought 1861-1865. ( Jul 22, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190722 : Teaching Holocaust by Philip Giraldi ( Jul 22, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190722 : Soviet POW deaths during WWII ( Jul 22, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190722 : Myth and the Russian Pogroms by Andrew Joyce ( Jul 22, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190720 : Western Interests Aim To Flummox Russia ( Mar 03, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20190719 : Why The BBC acts as a Propaganda Outlet for Israel An Insider View by Gilad Atzmon ( Jul 19, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190718 : East Germany was certainly not 'dragged down to Soviet level'. It had a higher GDP/capita growth rate than the Federal Republic every decade between 1950 and 1989 ( Jul 18, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190717 : MAGA. Bow before Netanyahu and present America to the zionists on a silver tray. You MAGA red necks are becoming a joke. ( Jul 17, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190717 : The Heirs Of MAGA -- Who Will Lead Historic American Nation After Trump by James Kirkpatrick ( Jul 17, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190715 : Epstein 007, by Gilad Atzmon ( Jul 15, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190715 : Redefining anti-semitism ( Jul 05, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190715 : If You Provoke the Entire World, Something May Happen by Andre Vltchek ( Jul 14, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190715 : Paedophile, or pedophile, is not the right word for what Epstein is accused of. Espionage is ( Jul 15, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190715 : Debunking the LGBTQIAPK+ Lobby's propaganda by The Saker ( Jul 15, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190715 : Are Yanks and Brits Going Their Separate Ways- by Pat Buchanan ( Jul 15, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190714 : Osama Bin Truth ( Jul 14, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190711 : American Pravda- Secrets of Military Intelligence by Ron Unz ( Jul 11, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190709 : Looks like some people in the US government places Israeli interests above the interests of its own citizens. The benefits do not flow in both directions, though ( Jul 09, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190709* Spying for Israel is Consequence Free by Philip Giraldi ( Jul 09, 2019 , www.unz.com ) [Recommended]
- 20190705 : Political and media elites had been captured by unshored corporate money. Our voices had become irrelevant. ( Jul 05, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190705 : They bet on you do nothing and dependent on the fake elections. ( Jul 05, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190705 : Ivanka and Jared are going to be a liability for the reelection of Trump ( Jul 05, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190705 : Dying Augustus did say: curtain is closing, I hope I did act well ( Jul 05, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190705* The UK public finally realized that the Globalist/Open Frontiers/ Neoliberal crowd are not their friends ( Jul 05, 2019 , www.unz.com ) [Recommended]
- 20190705 : The Donald's Peculiar Problem- Ivanka by Ilana Mercer ( Jul 05, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190705 : Sweden sought Assange for 8 or 9 years to arrest him. This is the reason he spent 7 years in the embassy. Now he was arrested but Sweden doesn't want him (at least until now). ( Jul 05, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190704 : Tulsi as the only genuine antiwar candidate that might truly be electable ( Jul 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190704 : Voice of Tulsi supporters at unz.com ( Jul 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190704 : Why not support someone who appears to be genuinely opposed to the wars? ( Jul 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190704 : MSM are going to largely ignore Tulsi or even demonise her, because it is the Praetorian Media who now decide who will be the the American President. ( Jul 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190704 : Neoliberal MSM seem to use against Tulsi the Russia smear ( Jul 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190704 : Looks like Trump lost anti-war right ( Jul 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190704 : If Sanders were gentile, they'd do a Jeremy Corbyn on him. He'd be 'anti-semitic' ( Jul 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190704 : Bernie Sanders a "peace candidate?" Hardly. His opposition to the Iraq invasion was just a hiccup, and he voted several times to continue funding the Iraq occupation ( Jul 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190704 : There are rumors that Tucker might replace Bolton ( Jul 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190704 : The armed forces are just a bunch of heavily entrenched welfare recipients who get uniforms, guns, bombs etc. , and are always angling for more money ( Jul 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190704 : Is Warren an intelligence firepower? ( Jul 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190704 : Bush Sr. and his CIA drug dealing ( Jul 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190704 : Nobody has gotten things more right, even before the wars developed Justin Roimondo predicted a war with Iraq even before Sept 11, 2001, and it's aftermath into sectarian violence ( Jul 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190704 : Amazing how for these Americans, even this Tulsi, the lives of US soldiers are more important than countless civilians they murder during the course of their wars. But even that is a lie. They don't even care about their own soldiers once they're of no use to them any more, if you consider the rate of alcoholism, drug addiction, unemployment, homelessness, mental health issues, and suicide among the veterans. ( Jul 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190704 : any and all individuals who conspired to defraud the United States into illegal war of aggression should be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law ( Jul 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190701 : A Think Tank Dedicated to Peace and Restraint ( Jul 01, 2019 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20190630 : "Cognitive dissonance" is supressed by most people, which makes deception by MSM very effective ( Jun 30, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190630 : Khrushchev and Mao ( Jun 30, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190630 : The Saker interviews A.B. Abrams about the geostrategic developments in Asia by The Saker ( Jun 30, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190629 : Christian perspective on non-interventionism ( Jun 29, 2019 , www.zerohedge.com )
- 20190629 : The Forever War Is So Normalized That Opposing It Is Isolationism by Caitlin Johnstone ( Jun 29, 2019 , www.zerohedge.com )
- 20190628 : On Chosen-mess by Gilad Atzmon ( Jun 28, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190628 : An extraordinary French identity theft scam ( Jun 28, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190628 : Memo to Trump Trade Bolton for Tulsi by Pat Buchanan ( Jun 28, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190627 : 'Christian Zionism' is the direct fruit of Anglo-Saxon Puritanism broadly understood ( Jun 21, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190627 : Trump has filled his White House with CFR Neocon chickenhawks ( Jun 27, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190627* The Ongoing Restructuring of the Greater Middle East by C.J. Hopkins ( Jun 27, 2019 , www.unz.com ) [Recommended]
- 20190627 : Protecting Zionists by Israel Shamir ( Jun 25, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190625 : Trump may be in too deep to avoid war with Iran by Patrick Cockburn ( Jun 25, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190625 : Like a true ((American)) woman and mother ( Jun 25, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190623 : Iran Goes for Maximum Counter-Pressure by Pepe Escobar ( Jun 23, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190622 : US Department of State officials claimed Thursday that one of their drones was minding its own business on its way to church when Iran attacked it ( Jun 22, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190622 : Americans hardly care who dies wherever as long as they can find themselves shoping goods they do not need with the money they do not have ( Jun 21, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190622 : Trump on Iran threat now and then ( Oct 22, 2012 , www.unz.com )
- 20190622 : The Myopia of Interventionists by Daniel Lariso ( Feb 22, 2019 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20190622 : http://www.unz.com/tsaker/trump-claims-he-canceled-an-airstrike-against-iran-at-the-very-last-minute/ ( Jun 22, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190621 : Forget Trump's 'deal of the century'. Israel was always on course to annexation by Jonathan Cook ( Jun 21, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190621 : My own analysis is that the choice of Iran is more or less incidental. ( Jun 21, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190621 : Trump Barters For Borders -- And Wins, Big Time by Ilana Mercer ( Jun 21, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190621 : Book Review Andrew Yang - The War on Normal People by Anatoly Karlin ( Apr 27, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190620 : US gives military assistance to 70% of world dictoris whether they re using their free time to kill thousands of innocent people or to harmonize their rock garden. ( Jun 20, 2019 , www.zerohedge.com )
- 20190619* Bias bias the inclination to accuse people of bias by James Thompson ( Jun 19, 2019 , www.unz.com ) [Recommended]
- 20190619 : A Proactive Russia and China Could Prevent US War with Iran by Paul Craig Roberts ( Jun 19, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190619 : The Advent of Truth-Destroying Technology by Paul Craig Roberts ( Jun 18, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190619 : Trump Can't Defend Our Border, So He Should Attack Iran! Wait -- What by James Kirkpatrick ( Jun 17, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190618 : Can the US launch a war without a Secratary of Defence in place? W>ell, they are not exactly planning to defend themselves. ( Jun 18, 2019 , www.moonofalabama.org )
- 20190618 : Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) confirmed to Jewish Insider a July trip to Israel to work out details for a U.S.-Israel defense treaty to counter the Iranian threat ( Jun 18, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190615 : US, Israel, Saudi Arabia, UK...who is behind the false flag in Gulf of Oman by Richard Galustian ( Jun 14, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190615 : Overfill Crowds in NYC for Tulsi Town Halls ( Jun 15, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190615 : Trump's Trade Threats are really Cold War 2.0 by Michael Hudson ( Jun 13, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190614 : Which country, which Hitler? ( Jun 14, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190614 : The Hitlerization of Jeremy Corbyn (Among Others) by C.J. Hopkins ( Jun 14, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190610 : The Arrival of the Anti-Christ, Delayed by Israel Shamir ( Jun 10, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190609 : Donald Trump isn't Mussolini or Hitler yet - but he's not far off by Patrick Cockburn ( Jun 09, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190609 : The Arrival of the Anti-Christ, Delayed by Israel Shamir ( Jun 09, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190608 : Neoliberal MSM are out to kill Tulsi chances by Philip Giraldi ( Jun 08, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190608 : Trump has spent more time at the Wailing Wall than on our southern border. ( Jun 08, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190608 : Trump has gathered the US Jewish vultures to handle his "deal of the century' ( Jun 08, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190605 : Trumpies should bear in mind that Gallagher's own fellow Seals testified against him that's how depraved this guy Trump is pardoning is. ( May 21, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190605 : Gaslighting as propaganda method ( May 28, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190602 : Prospects for the emergence of a real opposition in Russia by The Saker ( May 30, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190602 : May's resignation will do nothing to arrest Britain's decline by Patrick Cockburn ( May 25, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190531 : "US Coalition Attacks Syrian Oil Transport Boats On Euphrates River" ( May 31, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190531 : The "Deal of the Century" in one picture ( May 31, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190530 : Israel's Fifth Column by Philip Giraldi ( May 30, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190528 : PODCAST Michael Brenner on Trump-Russia It's about the Russian mob, not the Russian government -- but Mueller won't go there ( May 23, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190528 : Huawei was maybe 3% of the global smartphone market in Q4 of 2011 but it is set to pass both Samsung and Apple in marketshare within the next five years ( May 28, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190528 : The Poisonous Religion of the Ruling Class by Dan McCarthy ( May 28, 2019 , americanmind.org )
- 20190527 : The infamous Stuxnet cyberweapon did not destroy more than a fifth of Iran's nuclear centrifuges, but that does not mean it was not a real success for Israel/America's campaign ( May 27, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190527 : The Geography of the Noosphere by Anatoly Karlin ( May 27, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190523 : Is> this Mossad that is currently supplying Bolton and Co with intel on Iran. So induce the folks to disregard US agencies and rely on Israel. ( May 23, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190523 : William "Bill" Binney, former NSA technical director on how NSA track you. From the SHA2017 conference in Netherlands ( Aug 08, 2017 , youtube.com )
- 20190523 : Recall Julian Assange's remarks to John Pilger, that Hillary was a cogwheel in a system of gears that includes Wall Street and foreign lobbyists as well as the intelligence agencies ( May 23, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190523 : Connections to CIA from major tech companies ( May 23, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190523 : Operation Mockingbird: The CIA and the Media ( May 23, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190523 : Reading Docherty and MacGregor opened my eyes. WW I is the watershed moment. It began via the machinations of a cabal. The devastation they wrought is continued today by their successors. ( May 23, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190522 : The KGB plotters of 1991 had thought that post-Communist Russia would be treated by the West like the prodigal son, with a fattened calf being slaughtered for the welcome feast. To their disappointment, the stupid bastards discovered that their country was to play the part of the fattened calf at the feast, and they were turned from unseen rulers into billionaires' bodyguards ( May 22, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190522 : Israel hacking the world ( May 22, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190522 : The Great Power Game is On and China is Winning ( May 22, 2019 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20190522 : Averting World Conflict with China ( May 22, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190521 : Highly skeptical quotes about the nature of governance ( May 21, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190521 : 'Coordinated anti-Trump campaign' on Instagram discovered by data analytics firm ( May 21, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190521 : "The intelligence community." Some community! ( May 21, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190521 : Why does Barsoomian, possibly a CIA operative, merit any mention? BECAUSE She is Assistant Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's WIFE! " ( May 21, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190520 : How Many Germans Died under RAF Bombs at Dresden in 1945 by John Wear ( May 20, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190520 : The Democrats just led the country on a three year-long wild goose chase. Will they apologize by Mike Whitney ( May 20, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190517 : US military complex is a 'malignant virus' that's evolved to defend itself ( May 17, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190516 : The serfs have to love those Russiagate lies, which are a moke scree design to hide sliding standard of living, prevalence of Mcjobs and falling wages ( May 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190516 : Why not make British Parliament into a Holocaust Memorial by Gilad Atzmon ( May 08, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190516 : I have never seen such transparently obvious bullshit from UK elite befores" ( May 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190514 : Antisemitism is now a mass movement in Britain by Gilad Atzmon ( May 14, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190514 : Only a rabid Israel-firster and Clinton loyalist like Schiff could ignore the excellent report of the patriotic Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS); the report explains why Clinton/DNC emails were never hacked but "leaked." ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190513 : I fear Trump is an unfocused egomaniac, without overarching philosophy or principles, blown by the winds and susceptible to any path that seems interesting to him at the present time or that massages his ego. ( May 13, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190513 : American Pravda How Hitler Saved the Allies by Ron Unz ( May 13, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190513 : Brennan has no vision or compass or pronciples. Like a dog, he will hunt and maul anything that is approved by the Power ( May 13, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190513 : Trump is totally responsible for the assault on Venezuela. Trump hired these thugs, Trump agreed to the strategy, Trump gives the command. ( May 13, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190513 : Predction about Barr investigation: It probably will be just another giant "Nothingburger": ( May 13, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190513 : John Bolton is the problem ( May 10, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190513 : Something about Bolton past and sexual preferences ( May 13, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190512 : A week in the life of the Empire by The Saker ( May 12, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190512* Is rabid warmonger, neocon chickenhawk Bolton a swinger? That s a mental picture that s deeply disturbing yet funny at the same time ( May 12, 2019 , www.unz.com ) [Recommended]
- 20190507 : Bannon We're In An Economic War With China. It's Futile To Compromise by Stephen K. Bannon ( May 06, 2019 , www.zerohedge.com )
- 20190507 : What's in a Cartoon by Philip Giraldi ( May 07, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190506 : Stephen Miller and the White Nationalist Takeover of the White House ( May 06, 2019 , www.truthdig.com )
- 20190506 : Bernie's Degeneracy That's Democracy For Ya by Ilana Mercer ( May 06, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190505 : Another Jolly Little War by Eric Margolis ( May 05, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190505 : James Petras ( Apr 29, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190505 : Are Women, Like New Zealand's Ardern -- Or Gays, Like U.S. Dems' Buttigieg -- REALLY Suited To Politics by Lance Welton ( May 05, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190505 : Apres Moi le Deluge by Paul Craig Roberts ( May 03, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190505 : Countries the NYT cares about by Audacious Epigone ( May 05, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190504 : China's Belt and Road Initiative: A Shift in the Geopolitical Balance of Power ( May 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190504 : Mueller should stop lying about this scam called Russian interference ( May 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190504 : The American intelligence community captures all the fiber optic communications of all people in America. This mass suspicionless surveillance is unlawful and unconstitutional ( May 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190504 : Looks like Parteigenosse Mueller exaggerated things a little bit ;-) ( May 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190504 : Pompeo and Pemce chistianity is a joke ( May 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190504 : PODCAST FBI Sued for Failure to Provide 9-11 Evidence to Congress by Bonnie Faulkner ( May 04, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190503 : Prison for a Cartoon in the France of Voltaire by Jean Marois ( May 03, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190503 : Sanctions are just a tool in preparation for the war ( May 03, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190503 : Trump lost anti-war right. Forever. ( May 03, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190503 : President Donald Trump is a blind man being led by a guide dog -- Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, ( May 03, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190503 : Who is ally and who is a vassal ;-) ( May 03, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190503 : On the origin of Trump twits ( May 03, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190503 : Isn't it the supreme irony that the "racists" in American politics are the real humanitarians while the so-called "humanitarians" like Sen. Marco Rubio and Bill Kristol are less adverse to bloodshed and destructive wars in which hundreds of thousands of people die than the "racists"? ( May 03, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190503 : Tucker Carlson Takes On Venezuela Intervention by Brad Griffin ( May 03, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190503 : Turker Paleoconservatism ( May 03, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190501 : It's amazing how quickly Trump morphed into a third-grade puppet of the Deep State. Pathetic. ( May 01, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190501 : The NYT cartoon showing a blind, yarmulked Trump being led by Nuttinyahoo should have put Kushner's face on the seeing-eye dog instead ( May 01, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190428 : Let's give the new guy a little time. He actually gave an encouraging sign or two during his campaign if you were paying attention. ( Apr 28, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190428 : That's the Deep State for you ( Apr 28, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190428 : We seem to have reached the stage where we are being dictated what to think, let alone what to say. This is Wrong-Think in George Orwell's world of 1984. ( Apr 28, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190428 : AI is software. Software bugs. Software doesn't autocorrect bugs. Men correct bugs. A bugging self-driving car leads its passengers to death. A man driving a car can steer away from death ( Apr 28, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190427 : Perhaps it is time to stop worshipping the latest quarterly GDP figures, as was suggested by Simon Kuznets in 1934, the inventor of the GDP ( Apr 27, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190427 : Joe Biden Rails against Neo-Nazis in Charlottesville after Supporting Them in Ukraine by John Derbyshire ( Apr 27, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190425 : Much of CrowdStrike's role is not really to provide any sort of relevant technical expertise or investigation, but to serve as an outside "expert" to provides the "correct" claims to form the basis of a desired media narrative ( Apr 25, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : The new narrative is they got him, Watergate 2.0 ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : The analysis of possible reasons of Trump betrayal ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : Is Trump a part of the Deep State? ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : Germanicus ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and National Security Advisor John Bolton have vowed to strangle Iran and cut off all oil exports. ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : Social Security is not an entitlement. You pay into it, and receive a benefit. ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : Those who supported Trump are fools. Those who thought Mueller would find impeachable offenses are tools. We are all either fools or tools. ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : CIA and State Dept. want(ed) regime change in Syria but couldn't get public support for an invasion so they covertly supported Isis against Assad instead (mostly using Saudi as a proxy). ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : Impeached or not impeached all Trump dirty laundry is going to be exposed ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : How does Trump tax return look on a balance with the treasonous, anti-Constitutional behavior of Brennan, Comey, Clinton, Obama, Clapper and the presstituting chorus of "liberal" media? ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : Many people I talk to seem to think American foreign policy has something to do with democracy, human rights, national security, or maybe terrorism or freedom, or niceness, or something. ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : A President is a prisoner of the White House like a Pope is a prisoner of the Vatican. ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : Why then Mueller backed off (in panic) from the indicted' readiness to show up in court? ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : Wallbanger ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : One of the reasons I voted for DJT was because I wanted to know if the unelected elites (who control the Deep State) would ever voluntarily surrender the reigns of power in DC without bloodshed. ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : Who knows what is the real Trump agenda ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : Bolton works for CIA. ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190424 : Is Pence another Trojan horse in Trump administration: I believe that the NYT op-ed, purportedly by a "senior WH official" that said Trump was a buffoon but there are "adults" in charge of foreign policy at the WH, was written by Pence, at least in part ( Apr 24, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190423 : The Conspiracy Against Trump by Philip Giraldi ( Apr 23, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190422 : The CIA Takeover of America in the 1960s is the Story of Our Times by Edward Curtin ( Apr 22, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190422 : Jews vs Zionists ( Apr 22, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190418 : Uncle Tom's Empire by C.J. Hopkins ( Apr 18, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190416 : Trump suddenly dropping any love for Wikileaks after enthusiastically stating his approval of them over 100 times during the last election is going to cause a lot of damage to his chances of being reelected ( Apr 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190416 : Ray on Why the Deep State Hates Julian Assange ( Apr 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190416 : Fake Russiagate vs real Ziogate ( Apr 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190416 : European contributions to computing and the internet ( Apr 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190416 : What the US concervatives are actually truing to conserve ( Apr 16, 2019 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20190416 : Look on the bright side, Trump's overt pandering to Israel has disgusted the Europeans so much that Macron is at the lowest point in his popularity as Rothschild's puppet, and there is rising support for the AfD in Germany. ( Apr 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190416 : "Trump panders to his base at the Republican Jewish Coalition." but the problem is that the Republican Jewish Coalition was never his base. ( Apr 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190416 : Trump probably should get one step further at the Republican Coalition ( Apr 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190416 : Trump Dances to Israel's Tune by Philip Giraldi ( Apr 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190416 : Trump doesn't strike me as someone with principles or opinions of his own. He will say and do whatever his base of "deplorables" likes to hear and whatever helps him get what he wants. ( Apr 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190416 : What US Congress now looks like ( Apr 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190416 : In terms of banking, here is a great explanation, including The City of London that owns UK: ( Apr 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190416 : Why tiny groups are able to control large mass of population ( Apr 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190416 : Trump is a weak and easily controlled puppet, and his puppet masters are Bibi and Javanka.s" ( Apr 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190416 : The Israeli Elections Came to Naught by Israel Shamir ( Apr 16, 2019 , www.unz.com )
- 20190415* Do you need to be stupid to support Trump in 2020, even if you voted for him as lesser evil in 2016 ( Apr 15, 2019 , www.unz.com ) [Recommended]
- 20190414 : The social groups that support neoliberalism ( May 03, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20190414 : Ethno-Centrism Myths and Mania by James Petras ( Apr 17, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20190329 : The only pre-election promises that actually will be retained are torture, Guantanamo and stealing their oil. Did you vote for these items? Anyway, that is all you are left with. Get used to it ( Apr 06, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20190329 : Trump will struggle to find a face-saving retreat from these unnecessary conflicts and shut his ears to the siren songs of the war party and deep state which just failed to stage a soft coup to block his inauguration by Eric Margolis ( Jan 21, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20190226 : So Bolton and the like are actually acting within a current Washington school of thought. And how well the concept of interventionism has been captured by neoliberalism. The concept of individual sovereignty was used to dissolve the borders of national sovereignty, but it wasn't the individual who won ( Feb 26, 2019 , www.moonofalabama.org )
- 20190209 : Government shutdown, Venezuela Donald Trump evolves into the best propagator of neoliberal fascism that tends to become a norm ( Feb 09, 2019 , failedevolution.blogspot.com )
- 20190112* Tucker Carlson Mitt Romney supports the status quo. But for everyone else, it's infuriating Fox News ( Jan 02, 2019 , www.foxnews.com ) [Recommended]
- 20190112* Tucker Carlson has sparked the most interesting debate in conservative politics by Jane Coaston ( Jan 10, 2019 , www.vox.com ) [Recommended]
- 20181224 : How to fix America's dysfunctional trade system by Ryan Cooper ( Dec 20, 2018 , theweek.com )
- 20181223 : Trump proposes cutting food stamps for over 700,000 people just before Christmas by Matthew Rozsa ( Dec 20, 2018 , www.salon.com )
- 20181107 : We are being played by an establishment that wants to move the country to the right. MAGA! is a bi-partisan effort fueled by the challenge from China and Russia ( Nov 07, 2018 , www.moonofalabama.org )
- 20181103 : Trump is that quintessential Amerikkkan salesman: the grifter. ( Nov 03, 2018 , www.moonofalabama.org )
- 20181102 : They say they're gonna give you better health insurance ( Nov 02, 2018 , twitter.com )
- 20181027 : A Class War the Right Can Win The American Conservative ( Oct 27, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20181027 : Calling Brazil's Presidential Frontrunner 'Neofascist' is Accurate ( Oct 27, 2018 , therealnews.com )
- 20181016 : How Fascism Works by Jason Stanley ( Oct 16, 2018 , www.amazon.com )
- 20181009 : Alt-right platform ( Oct 09, 2018 , www.unz.com )
- 20180916 : The Enigma of Orwellian Donald Trump -- How Does He Get Away with It So Easily by Prof Rodrigue Tremblay ( Aug 17, 2018 , www.globalresearch.ca )
- 20180910 : Trump was able to harness and give voice to some very important forces working against classic neoliberalism ( Sep 10, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180908 : Any of Trump's opponents in the 2016 primaries would have followed the same policies ( Sep 08, 2018 , www.thenation.com )
- 20180822 : Beijing s Bid for Global Power in the Age of Trump by Alfred McCoy ( Aug 22, 2018 , www.unz.com )
- 20180818 : https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/7/3/15914750/steve-bannon-trump-tax-rich ( Aug 18, 2018 , www.vox.com )
- 20180817 : The Enigma of Orwellian Donald Trump How Does He Get Away with It So Easily by Prof Rodrigue Tremblay ( Aug 17, 2018 , www.globalresearch.ca )
- 20180812 : What is Trumpism by Sanjay Reddy ( Aug 12, 2018 , www.ineteconomics.org )
- 20180811 : Economics, Trumpism and Migration ( Aug 11, 2018 , crookedtimber.org )
- 20180810 : Dozens of Yemeni Children Killed in Saudi Coalition Airstrike by Daniel Larison ( Aug 09, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180808 : America the Unexceptional by William S. Smith ( Aug 08, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180808 : The Empire-Lovers Strike Back Trump, Putin and the Post-Helsinki Uproar by Richard Rubenstein ( Aug 03, 2018 , www.counterpunch.org )
- 20180807 : Iranians Not Pining for American Intervention The American Conservative ( Aug 07, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180805 : The Empire-Lovers Strike Back Trump, Putin and the Post-Helsinki Uproar ( Aug 05, 2018 , www.counterpunch.org )
- 20180805 : Donald Trump and the American Left by Rob Urie ( Aug 03, 2018 , www.counterpunch.org )
- 20180803 : Donald Trump might be a symptom that neoliberal system is about to collapse ( Jul 10, 2018 , failedevolution.blogspot.com )
- 20180803 : The Little Known Black Hole in the Pentagon Budget by By Ross Marchand • ( Aug 01, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180803 : Trumpism and the Politics of Distrust ( Aug 03, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180802 : Hegel The Uninvited Guest at the Conservative Party by James McElroy ( Aug 01, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180801 : The word McCarthyism came to mean making accusations of treason without sufficient evidence ( Aug 01, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180801 : Hegel The Uninvited Guest at the Conservative Party The American Conservative ( Aug 01, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180731 : Donald Trump is Not the 'Manchurian Candidate' The American Conservative ( Jul 31, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180729 : The USA intentionally tried to destroy Russia after the dissolution of the USSR ( Jul 29, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180729 : Cult of GDP is a damaging mental disease. With the size of the USA financial sector it is grossly distorted. ( Jul 29, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180729 : Time to Talk to the Taliban by Daniel L. Davis ( Jul 24, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180726 : What Everyone Seemed to Ignore in Helsinki by Jon Basil Utley ( Jul 25, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180724 : Trump Seeks Confrontation for Its Own Sake by Daniel Larison • ( Jul 24, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180722 : Trump and the crisis of the neoliberal world order by Ashley Smith ( Jul 22, 2018 , isreview.org )
- 20180722 : Trump's New Neoliberalism s by Marco Rosaire Rossi ( Jan 07, 2018 , new-compass.net )
- 20180721 : Funny how Brennan a former communist sympathizer who voted for Gus Hall in 1976 is crying treason. ( Jul 21, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180721 : Don t let his trade policy fool you Trump is a neoliberal by Daniel Bessner and Matthew Sparke ( Mar 22, 2017 , www.washingtonpost.com )
- 20180721 : The John Brennans of the world and the lib-Dem-media-neocon mob of which he is a member now routinely traffic in hyperventilating accusations of treason, have forfeited any claim to credibility or respect. ( Jul 21, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180721 : "Fun experiment: of those old enough, how many today who believe the "Trump is a Russian asset" story, in 2003 believed the Iraq has WMD story? 'Cause the source who lied to you in 2003, the intel community, is your same source today." ( Jul 21, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180720 : John Brennan, Melting Down and Covering Up by Peter Van Buren ( Jul 20, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180720 : Trump Stays Defiant Amid a Foreign Policy Establishment Gone Mad The American Conservative ( Jul 20, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180719 : America Doesn't Need Another Weakling NATO Ally The American Conservative ( Jul 19, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180718 : Let's See Who's Bluffing in the Criminal Case Against the Russians The American Conservative ( Jul 18, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180718 : Ron and Rand Paul Call Out Foreign Policy Hysteria by Jack Hunter ( Jul 17, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180718 : Fascism A Warning by Madeleine Albright ( Jul 18, 2018 , www.amazon.com )
- 20180705 : Stuxnet opened a can of worms ( Jul 05, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180705 : Putin-Phobia, the Only Bipartisan Game in Town by Doug Bandow ( Jul 05, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180625 : Comment on "Trump and "National Neoliberalism"" ( Jun 25, 2018 , triplecrisis.com )
- 20180625 : Are al-Qaeda Affiliates Fighting Alongside US Rebels in Syria's South? ( Jun 25, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180624 : American Empire Demands a Caesar by Bruce Fein ( Jun 25, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180622 : Close All the Military Bases by Michael J. Ard ( Jun 22, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180622 : Mexico Readies for Revolt Against Neoliberalism ( Jun 22, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180621 : US interventions vs Russia interventions ( Jun 21, 2018 , www.moonofalabama.org )
- 20180619 : Will the Real Donald Trump Please Stand Up by Philip Giraldi ( Jun 19, 2018 , www.unz.com )
- 20180618 : The most important conclusion of the report: there is no longer a way to claim America's internal intelligence agency, the FBI, did not play a role in the 2016 election ( Jun 18, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180613 : The Nationalism Versus Globalism Battles Yet to Come ( Jun 13, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180611 : I think it wise to examine what Trump's outbursts at and beyond the G6+1 are based upon--his understanding of Economic Nationalism ( Jun 11, 2018 , www.moonofalabama.org )
- 20180610 : Bernard Lewis The Bush Administration's Court Intellectual by Gilbert T. Sewall ( Jun 08, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180605 : Is Democracy to Blame for Our Present Crisis by Alexander William Salter ( Jun 05, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180605 : Mourning in America The Day RFK Was Shot in Los Angeles The American Conservative ( Jun 05, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180605 : The Political Assassin Who Brought Down RFK ( Jun 05, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180529 : On Memorial Day, Getting Beyond 'Thank You For Your Service' The American Conservative ( May 29, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180529 : Amazon's Relentless Pursuit of Largesse The American Conservative ( May 29, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180529 : The Urban-Rural Divide More Pronounced Than Ever ( May 29, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180528 : Why You Should Read These Military Classics by Andrew J. Bacevich ( May 28, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180523 : Elon Musk is the Cosmo Kramer of Crony Capitalism ( May 23, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180520 : Ford Says Farewell The American Conservative ( May 20, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180516 : Reasons Trump Breaks Nuclear-Sanction Agreement with Iran, Declares Trade War with China, and Meets with North Korea by James Petras ( May 14, 2018 , www.unz.com )
- 20180513 : And interesting admission of the stress the neoliberlaism is under from Michael Hayden ( May 10, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180504 : Marx Was Right A Warning The American Conservative ( May 04, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180428 : Our Useless Clients and Trump's Misguided Plan for Syria by Daniel Larison ( www.antiwar.com )
- 20180428 : The Biggest Loser From a Successful Trump-Kim Summit China ( Apr 28, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180428 : Macron The Last Multilateralist ( Apr 28, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180425 : The Lies Behind America's Interventions by Jon Basil Utley ( Apr 25, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180424 : The Varieties of Russian Conservatism by Paul Grenier ( Jun 19, 2015 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180424 : Rand Paul Caves on Pompeo ( Apr 24, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180422 : Jordan Peterson and the Return of the Stoics by Tim Rogers ( Apr 22, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180417 : John Bolton In Search of Carthage by By Michael Shindler ( Apr 17, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180417 : Trump Prisoner of the War Party by Patrick J. Buchanan ( Apr 17, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180416 : America's Fling With the Kurds Could Cause Turkey and NATO to Split by Mark Perry ( Apr 16, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180414 : Airstrikes Against Syria Would Set Off a Powder Keg by Daniel Larison ( Apr 14, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180413 : No, the FBI's Michael Cohen Raid Did Not Violate Attorney-Client Privilege by Bruce Fein ( Apr 13, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180411 : Trump's Rush to Judgment on Syria Chemical Attack by Scott Ritter ( Apr 11, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180409 : ISIS is Finished So We Should Leave Syria Now by Gil Barndollar ( Apr 06, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180409 : Trump's Saber-Rattling on Syria by Daniel Larison ( Apr 09, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180407 : Syria Showdown Trump Versus the Generals ( Apr 07, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180405 : Steve Coll's Directorate S is Disturbing Account of U.S. Mistakes After 9/11 by Mark Perry ( Apr 05, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180405 : Why the US Fails to Understand Its Adversaries ( Apr 05, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180402 : The Third Bush Presidency ( Apr 02, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180330 : Bolton Is the Opposite of an 'Honest Broker' The American Conservative ( Mar 30, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180329 : The Anti-Liberty Boomerang of US Militarism ( Mar 29, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180329* Giving Up the Ghost of Objective Journalism by Telly Davidson ( Mar 29, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com ) [Recommended]
- 20180325 : Trump impulsive, ignorant incompetence can be just as dangerous as sinister purpose -- but it represents a different set of threats ( Mar 25, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180325 : Hawks Always Fail Upwards by Daniel Larison ( Mar 25, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180323 : Was Destructive 'Slingshot' Malware Deployed by the Pentagon ( Mar 23, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180323 : Will the Deep State Break Trump The American Conservative ( Mar 23, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180322 : The Untold Story of John Bolton's Campaign for War With Iran by Gareth Porter ( Mar 22, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180321 : It's strange that British police did not find balalaika on the scene. Replay of Iraq WDM hoax on a new level ( Mar 21, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180320 : American Exceptionalism is perhaps the most toxic ideology since Nazism and Stalinism. ( Mar 20, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180318 : Pompeo's All-or-Nothing View of Diplomacy by Daniel Larison ( Mar 18, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180318 : Mattis' Weak Case for Supporting the War on Yemen by Daniel Larison ( Mar 18, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180302* The main reason much of the highest echelons of American power are united against Trump might be that they're terrified that -- unlike Obama -- he's a really bad salesman for the US led neoliberal empire. This threatens the continuance of their well oiled and exceedingly corrupt gravy train ( Mar 02, 2018 , turcopolier.typepad.com ) [Recommended]
- 20180302* Fatal Delusions of Western Man by Pat Buchanan ( Mar 02, 2018 , www.unz.com ) [Recommended]
- 20180211 : Whodunit Who "Meddled" With "Our Democracy" by Ilana Mercer ( Feb 10, 2018 , www.unz.com )
- 20180122 : Ivanka Trump Told by Steve Bannon: 'You're Just Another Staffer Who Doesn't Know What You're Doing,' New Book Claims by Melina Delkic ( Jan 22, 2018 , www.yahoo.com )
- 20180120 : Will Steve Bannon s Testimony Bring Down Jared by Abigail Tracy ( Jan 16, 2018 , www.vanityfair.com )
- 20180114 : Trump Stumped As Bannon-Backed Roy Moore Wins Alabama Republican Primary By Landslide ( Sep 27, 2017 , www.zerohedge.com )
- 20180114 : Bannonism Will Live On by Matt Purple ( Jan 12, 2018 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20180113 : Remarks of Stephen Bannon at a Conference at the Vatican ( Jan 13, 2018 , the-american-catholic.com )
- 20180113 : Steve Bannon on white nationalism, Donald Trump agenda - CBS News ( Jan 13, 2018 , www.cbsnews.com )
- 20180109 : Steve Bannon and Trump's Populist Victory by Jeremy Cooper ( www.unz.com )
- 20180106 : Bannon dismissed the far-right as irrelevant: Ethno-nationalism -- it's losers. It's a fringe element. ( Aug 17, 2017 , www.moonofalabama.org )
- 20180106 : Looks like Bannon self-immolated himself by his cooperation with Wolff ( Feb 15, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20180106 : Looks like Bannon self-immolated himself by his cooperation with Wolff ( Feb 15, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20171220 : Trumps National Security Strategy Is the Opposite of National Security by Thomas Knapp ( Dec 20, 2017 , original.antiwar.com )
- 20171016 : Don't Be Afraid of Steve Bannon by David Atkins ( Oct 16, 2017 , washingtonmonthly.com )
- 20171015 : Is Trump the Heir to Reagan? by Patrick J. Buchanan ( Oct 15, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20171001 : Republican civil war looms as Steve Bannon takes aim at the establishment ( Oct 01, 2017 , www.theguardian.com )
- 20171001 : Tea Party Patriots against Neoliberalism by Bhaskar Sunkara ( Oct 01, 2017 , www.jacobinmag.com )
- 20170927 : Moore Victory Shows Populist Movement Bigger Than Trump by James Kirkpatrick ( Sep 27, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170927 : Bannon Roy Moore Is a Bannonite on Foreign Policy Too by Curt Mills ( Sep 27, 2017 , nationalinterest.org )
- 20170903 : Steve Bannon and Trumps Populist Victory ( get= )
- 20170830 : Will the Real GOP Non-Interventionists Stand up by Jonathan Tkachuk ( Aug 30, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170826 : Economic Nationalism Theory, History and Prospects ( Aug 26, 2017 , www.globalpolicyjournal.com )
- 20170826 : What the Alternative Right is ( Aug 26, 2017 , voxday.blogspot.com )
- 20170826 : The Alt-Right Is Not Who You Think They Are by George Hawley ( Aug 26, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170824 : The Economist Exclusive -- The Future of Bannonism 'The Judeo-Christian Liberal West Won' ( Aug 24, 2017 , www.breitbart.com )
- 20170824 : Civil War inside the US Far Right by Tamar Pileggi ( www.defenddemocracy.press )
- 20170824 : Reports Globalists in White House Oppose Trumps Border Wall, Reforms ( Aug 24, 2017 , www.breitbart.com )
- 20170823 : Good Riddance to Steve Bannon by Karl Rove ( Aug 23, 2017 , www.wsj.com )
- 20170822 : Hawks Soaring After Bannons Departure by Michael Crowley ( Aug 21, 2017 , www.zerohedge.com )
- 20170821 : Steve Bannon Plots Fox News Competitor As He Goes To War With Globalists, Report ( Aug 21, 2017 , www.zerohedge.com )
- 20170820 : Bannon's interview with the American Prospect last week was his shot across the proverbial bow aimed directly at the globalists fomenting more wars ( Aug 20, 2017 , t-room.us )
- 20170820 : Mr. Bannon's disdain for General McMaster also accelerated his demise ( Aug 20, 2017 , www.msn.com )
- 20170820 : Breitbart Goes After Ivanka And McMaster ( Aug 20, 2017 , dailycaller.com )
- 20170818 : Steve Bannon s work is done. Donald Trump doesn t need him now ( Aug 18, 2017 , www.theguardian.com )
- 20170818 : Allies of National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster hold Bannon responsible for a campaign by Breitbart News, which Bannon once led, to vilify the security chief by Robert Kuttner ( Aug 16, 2017 , prospect.org )
- 20170818 : https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/18/us/politics/steve-bannon-trump-white-house.html ( Aug 18, 2017 , www.nytimes.com )
- 20170818 : What Bannon s exit might mean the end of even the pretense that Trumpist economic policy is anything different from standard Republicanism ( Aug 18, 2017 , economistsview.typepad.com )
- 20170818 : Alt-Right and Ultra-Zionist Alliance against National Security Advisor McMaster ( Aug 18, 2017 , therealnews.com )
- 20170818 : The Corporate fascist - with grains of salt - USA. The democracy part is fiction, camouflaged via a fools theatre two-party system and ginormous social re-distribution, amongst others.. the Core (PTB) found itself through miscalculation and loss of power subject to a challenger who broke thru the organised/fake elections, to attempt some kind of readjustement - renewal - reset... ( Aug 18, 2017 , www.moonofalabama.org )
- 20170817 : Grown-ups Versus Ideologues The Media Narrative of the White House May Be All Wrong ( Aug 17, 2017 , www.moonofalabama.org )
- 20170808 : The US political system is designed to prevent real populists from ever gaining office. Use of the terms "Isolationist" and "Isolationism" within the context of US History differs little from the use of the term Conspiracy Theory ( Aug 08, 2017 , www.moonofalabama.org )
- 20170726* US Provocation and North Korea Pretext for War with China by James Petras ( Apr 30, 2017 , www.unz.com ) [Recommended]
- 20170703 : War for Blair Mountain ( Jul 03, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170621 : The Government Tilt How Crony Capitalism Distorts Markets ( Jun 21, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170621 : The Problem with Kurdish Independence by Daniel Larison ( Jun 20, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170619 : Syria and Our Illegal Acts of War The American Conservative ( Jun 19, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170617 : The Global Order Myth by Andrew J. Bacevich ( Jun 17, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170617 : How Hillary Lost, In Her Own Words by Philip Giraldi ( Jun 17, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170612 : 5 Questions Universities Must Answer after the Duke Divinity Controversy ( Jun 12, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170611 : Failure as a Way of Life by William S. Lind ( Jun 11, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170608 : Russian President Vladimir Putin, in an interview with French publication Le Figaro, has revealed that a US president is more often than not just a figurehead of government ( Jun 03, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170603 : Treason To What Im With The Russians, They Hate Us Less Than The Media Does! ( Jun 03, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170602 : I think that the Soviet Threat, the basis for the Cold War, was a hoax. It was created by the military/security complex, about which President Eisenhower warned us to no effect by Paul Craig Roberts ( Jun 02, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170602 : Is Afghanistan a Lost Cause ( Jun 02, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170602 : The Dishonorable White House Leaks ( Jun 02, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170529 : The Manchester Massacre Don't Let It Happen Here ( May 29, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170529 : How the Kushner Story Hurts U.S. Intelligence The American Conservative ( May 29, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170529 : Wheel and Fight -- Pat Buchanans Nixon Book Provides Road Map For Trump by Peter Brimelow ( May 29, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170528 : Trump Dancing with Wolves on the Titanic - The Unz Review ( May 28, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170528 : Deep State could be narrowly defined as Israel itself, its fifth column, and those elements in gov and the media who succeeded in pulling off and covering up 911 ( May 28, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170526 : We know what inspired the Manchester attack – we just won't admit it - The Unz Review ( May 26, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170525 : International campaign is criminalizing criticism of Israel as antisemitism - The Unz Review ( May 25, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170525 : The electoral college was put in place to keep the major population centers from determining the vote ( May 25, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170524 : Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble for Trump by Eric Margolis ( May 20, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170524 : Universities serve as finishing schools for the ruling class by Rob Montz • ( May 23, 2017 )
- 20170523 : Tulsi Gabbard: Citizens United worsened the crisis of dark money influencing our country. We need to get corporate money and lobbyists out of politics. ( May 23, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170523 : Posted in Rons forum most definitive timeline of Seth Richs death courtesy of Diana West ( May 23, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170523 : Clapper intelligence assessment sounds a little bit like the Warren Commission and 9/11 Commission ( May 23, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170523 : The China-US Arms Race ( May 23, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170521 : Keeping communications private in the age of Big Brother (a practical HOWTO) - The Unz Review ( May 21, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170521 : Rich Shared 44,053 Democrat Emails with WikiLeaks: Report ( May 21, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170521 : Do High-Level Leaks Suggest a Conspiracy by Philip Giraldi ( May 18, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170521 : During the Cold War the story was Democracy versus the Commies, traditional "good versus evil" type of stuff. Once the USSR collapsed a new evil adversary had to be found. ( May 21, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170520 : How Roger Ailes Remade Our Reality by Telly Davidson ( May 20, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170519 : Removing Trump Wont Solve Americas Crisis by Robert W. Merry, ( May 19, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170519 : Removing Trump Wont Solve Americas Crisis by Robert W. Merry, ( May 19, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170516 : The Hidden Realities of U.S. Incarceration The American Conservative by By Robert VerBruggen ( May 16, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170513 : What Is Americas Goal in the World by Patrick Buchanan ( www.nakedcapitalism.com )
- 20170512 : What Is Americas Goal in the World by Patrick Buchanan ( May 12, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170510 : Why Was Comey Fired by Philip Giraldi ( May 10, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170510 : How ISIS Evades the CIA by Philip Giraldi ( Jul 23, 2014 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170510 : How ISIS Evades the CIA by Philip Giraldi ( Jul 23, 2014 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170508 : Acuckalypse Now! The Budget Betrayal And Trump Derangement Syndrome - The Unz Review ( May 08, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170507 : Breaking Trump Clan Embraces Chinese Immigration The American Conservative ( May 07, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170507 : Going Off the Rails by William S. Lind ( May 07, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170507 : The Conservative Rout and Donald Trump ( May 07, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170507 : More Spying and More Lying by Andrew Napolitano ( May 04, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170507 : Twenty Truths about Marine Le Pen by James Petras ( May 01, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170506 : Americas Top Scientists Confirm U.S. Goal Now Is to Conquer Russia ( May 06, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170506 : Miro23 ( May 06, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170506 : Our media propaganda is so prevalent that nearly all Americans think OBL was the 9-11 mastermind, and since he is dead the case is closed. ( May 06, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170430 : Trump's Tax Plan Leaves the Swamp Untouched The American Conservative ( Apr 30, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170428 : The US is at last facing the neocon captivity ( May 19, 2015 , mondoweiss.net t )
- 20170428 : Former President Obama Has a New Job Control the Official Narrative of American Exceptionalism - Truthdig ( Apr 28, 2017 , www.truthdig.com )
- 20170426 : Did Assad Order the Syrian Gas Attack ( Apr 25, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170425 : Why The H-1B Visa Racket Should Be Abolished, Not Reformed - The Unz Review ( Apr 25, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170424 : Debunking Trumps Casus Belli ( Apr 24, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170424 : Trump and the Thucydides Trap The American Conservative ( Apr 24, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170422 : Demography Vs. Peak Reason-In Turkey And The West - The Unz Review ( Apr 22, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170419 : Assessing Russias Military Strength ( Apr 19, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170419 : Bannons Worldview Dissecting the Message of The Fourth Turning ( Apr 19, 2017 , www.nytimes.com )
- 20170419 : Preventive war is like committing suicide for fear of death ( Apr 17, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170419 : American jingoism -- during civil war Both sides considered themselves very patriotic Americans, yet were revved up to kill each other to a total of aboutone million KIA ( Apr 17, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170417 : What Would Korean War II Look Like? by Eric Margolis ( Apr 15, 2017 , unz.com )
- 20170417 : Zero chance of any attack on Korea beyond a prearranged choreographed pinprick ( Apr 17, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170417 : Clinton was always a sclezy dealer on word of whom only fool can rely ( Apr 17, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170415 : The Nerve Agent Attack in Khan Shaykhun, Syria (+Addendum) - The Unz Review ( Apr 15, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170415 : Syria Where the Rubber Meets the Road - The Unz Review ( Apr 15, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170407 : This Fishy Smell of Sarin, or Was It Chlorine? ( Apr 07, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170406 : The only pre-election promises that actually will be retained are torture, Guantanamo and stealing their oil. Did you vote for these items? Anyway, that is all you are left with. Get used to it ( Apr 06, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170323 : Trump and the Neo-Con National Security General Flynn ( Mar 23, 2017 , www.suscipedomine.com )
- 20170316 : A Soft Coup, or Preserving Our Democracy by Philip Giraldi ( Mar 16, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170303 : Interesting week for Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump ( Mar 03, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170303 : Against All Odds ( Mar 03, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170303 : Bad Lenders Make Bad Loans ( Mar 03, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170303 : Evola framework allows for a shared nationalistic struggle that is simultaneously individualistic and universal in the chivalric sense that true warriors always recognize and respect each other even when serving different causes. ( Feb 25, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170303 : America primary strategic threat is not North Korea, or radical Islam, or Russia, but its own revolutionary, messianic, expansionist ideology. ( Feb 25, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170227 : New York Times 'What Does Steve Bannon Want' ( Feb 27, 2017 , www.breitbart.com )
- 20170226 : He approves definition of neoliberalism as socialism for the wealthy but capitalism for everybody else. ( Feb 26, 2017 , economistsview.typepad.com )
- 20170226 : The flip side of The Church of America the Redeemer, as with any other respectable church is that it needs the "hell", the fear, to better control its flock ( Feb 26, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170225 : We need to support the foreign policy promises which helped Trump win the election such as No more regime change wars and Détente with Russia ( Feb 25, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170225 : The Deep State Gets a Scalp ( Feb 25, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170225 : The Meaning of Trump ( Feb 25, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170225 : Angst in the Church of America the Redeemer ( Feb 25, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170225 : 'American Exceptionalism' and Our Warped Foreign Policy 'Idealists' The American Conservative ( Feb 25, 2017 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20170221 : Globalisation and Economic Nationalism naked capitalism ( Feb 21, 2017 , www.nakedcapitalism.com )
- 20170221 : Aging of baby boomers has some interesting political side effects as the past is always seen by this age category through rose-colored glasses. ( Feb 21, 2017 , economistsview.typepad.com )
- 20170220 : Globalisation and economic nationalism ( Feb 20, 2017 , economistsview.typepad.com )
- 20170215 : He also said the media was the opposition party to the Trump administration. To the Washington media, those are truly fighting words. ( Feb 15, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170204 : A color revolution is under way in the United States ( Feb 04, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170201 : The Neocon Lament Nobody wants them in Trump's Washington ( Feb 01, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170124 : Precedents for Pizzagate> ( Jan 24, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170124 : Pizzagate by Aedon Cassiel ( Dec 02, 2016 , www.unz.com )
- 20170124 : Pedophilia may represent a special case or subcase of psychopathy ( www.unz.com )
- 20170123 : Anatoly Karlin ( Jan 23, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170123 : Give Trump a Chance by Eamonn Fingleton ( Jan 23, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170122 : Trumps inaugural speech – promises, hopes and opportunities by the Saker ( Jan 22, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170122 : The rise of Trump and Isis have more in common than you might think by Patrick Cockburn ( Jan 22, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170121 : For the first time in the lives of just about all of you we are all less likely to see the most powerful nation on earth overthrow another government in the Middle East. ( Jan 21, 2017 , crookedtimber.org )
- 20170121 : Trump will struggle to find a face-saving retreat from these unnecessary conflicts and shut his ears to the siren songs of the war party and deep state which just failed to stage a soft coup to block his inauguration ( Jan 21, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170121 : US China Policy: Is Obama Schizoid? ( Jan 21, 2017 , www.unz.com )
- 20170121 : Is Donald Trump Becoming a Regular Republican Hawk on Foreign Policy? ( Jan 21, 2017 , economistsview.typepad.com )
- 20170121 : Non-interventionism and as such it is the opposing theory to neoconservatism, especially its Allbright-Kagan-Nuland troika flavor, which actually does not deviate much from so called liberal interventionists (Vishy left) such as Hillary-Samantha Power-Susan Rice troika ( Jan 21, 2017 , economistsview.typepad.com )
- 20170119 : Obamas Parting Shots - RPI 16th Jan Update ( Jan 17, 2017 , Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity )
- 20170113 : Neoliberalism vs Make America Great Again slogan ( Jan 13, 2017 , economistsview.typepad.com )
- 20161228 : Americans Want Foreign-Policy Restraint ( Dec 28, 2016 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20161222 : Arming Ukraine Is a Bad Idea The American Conservative ( Dec 22, 2016 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20161206 : Mattis on Our Way of War ( Dec 06, 2016 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20161123 : Expect the Unexpected ( Nov 23, 2016 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20161122 : Does Clintons Defeat Mean the Decline of US Interventionism ( www.counterpunch.org )
- 20161121 : In theory, Trump is a non-interventionist; opposed to US military involvement in the Middle East and North Africa ( Nov 18, 2016 , independent.co.uk )
- 20161120 : President-Elect Donald Trump Stay Out Of Syria by Doug Bandow ( www.forbes.com )
- 20161119 : The American Conservative Movement Has Ended. The American Right Goes On by Peter Brimelow ( Nov 19, 2016 , www.unz.com )
- 20161108 : Regardless of How America Votes, Americans Want a Different Foreign Policy by Ron Paul ( Nov 08, 2016 , original.antiwar.com )
- 20161108 : What Hath Trump Wrought ( www.unz.com )
- 20161029 : The level of militarism in the current US society and MSM is really staggering. anti-war forces are completely destroyed (with the abandonment of draft) and are limited for ( Oct 29, 2016 , economistsview.typepad.com )
- 20161029 : A Presidency From Hell by Patrick J. Buchanan ( Oct 29, 2016 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20161024 : Peace Through Trump The American Conservative ( Oct 24, 2016 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20160924 : Conservative Christians aren't going to stop voting Republican ( Sep 18, 2016 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20160922 : Trump's the new face of paleo-conservatism - Orlando Sentinel ( Sep 22, 2016 , www.orlandosentinel.com )
- 20160909 : Benghazi Just a Symptom; Interventionism Is the Disease ( Jun 30, 2016 , Reason.com )
- 20160909 : Clintons Libyan War and the Delusions of Interventionists ( The American Conservative )
- 20160909 : The Interventionists Lament ( Aug 30, 2016 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20160904 : Angry Bear Washington Post Columnist Richard Cohen Gets It Right About the Clinton Foundation (in my opinion) ( Sep 04, 2016 , angrybearblog.com )
- 20160904 : The Trump Campaign's Best Day The American Conservative ( Sep 04, 2016 , www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20160821 : Paleoconservative Pat Buchanan Stirring Revolution Pot If Trump Loses ( Truthout )
- 20160814 : An Urgent History Lesson in Diplomacy with Russia ( www.counterpunch.org )
- 20160806 : Vladimir Putin Issued a Chilling Warning to the United States ( Aug 04, 2016 , theantimedia.org )
- 20160806 : Empire's Chain Reaction ( The American Conservative )
- 20160802 : Trump the Peace Candidate by Patrick J. Buchanan ( August 2, 2016 , The American Conservative )
- 20160724 : Trump Policy Will Unravel Traditional Neocons - The Unz Review ( www.unz.com )
- 20160723 : Neoconservatives Declare War on Donald Trump by Zaid Jilani ( Feb 29, 2016 , theintercept.com )
- 20160723 : Neocons Line Up Against Donald Trump by ( shadowproof.com )
- 20160723 : Trump leaving neocons in dust by Kristina Wong ( 05/23/16 , TheHill )
- 20160723 : They're Lying About Why They Hate Trump by Thomas E. Woods Jr. ( March 21, 2016 , LewRockwell )
- 20160723 : Why the Neocons Hate and Fear Donald Trump ( sputniknews.com )
- 20160723 : Hillary Rejects 'America First' by Patrick Buchanan Creators Syndicate by Patrick Buchanan ( www.creators.com )
- 20160723 : Donald Trump To Republicans Keep Bill Kristol Under Control ( Breitbar )
- 20160722 : Trumps the new face of paleo-conservatism ( Orlando Sentinel )
- 20160722 : Scarborough Anti-Trump conservatives as arrogant and unmoored as MSNBC liberals ( 4/3/16 , Washington Examiner )
- 20160722 : Trump raises three classic paleoconservative concerns: border security, economic nationalism, and being skeptical of these endless wars and interventions ( The Daily Caller )
- 20160722 : Buchanan-Trump Embrace Recalls 2000 Reform Party Race ( independentpoliticalreport.com )
- 20160722 : Trump A Southern Conservative Perspective ( Abbeville Institute )
- 20160722 : Donald Trump Rallies His Movement on the Eve of New Hampshire Battle ( www.breitbart.com )
- 20160722 : Putins Paleoconservative Moment ( December 17, 2013 , The American Conservative )
- 20160722 : The Paleo Persuasion ( The American Conservative )
- 20160722 : Of Britain's commonsense, and the madness of the Bushes' retainers by mike ( June 25, 2016 , Non-Intervention.com )
- 20160722 : WELL DONE MR. TRUMP!!! Israel-First, Neocons to join Hillary, all America's enemies in one party by mike ( Mar 3, 2016 , Non-Intervention.com )
- 20160721 : Donald Trump Haunts Neoconservatives ( March 30, 2016 , watchingamerica.com )
- 20160721 : Donald Trumps weaponized [paleoconservatism] platform A project three decades in the making ( Jul 16, 2016 , Salon.com )
- 20160721 : Paleoconservatism, the movement that explains Donald Trump, explained by Dylan Matthews ( May 6, 2016 , Vox )
- 20160721 : Trump vs Cruz from a Paleoconservative perspective ( www.ronpaulforums.com )
- 20160721 : Donald Trump, the Perfect Populist ( POLITICO Magazine )
- 20160721 : Donald Trumps weaponized [paleoconservatism] platform A project three decades in the making ( Jul 16, 2016 , Salon.com )
- 20160721 : Paleoconservatism, the movement that explains Donald Trump, explained by Dylan Matthews ( May 6, 2016 , Vox )
- 20160721 : Donald Trump Haunts Neoconservatives ( March 30, 2016 , watchingamerica.com )
- 20160721 : Trump vs Cruz from a Paleoconservative perspective ( www.ronpaulforums.com )
- 20160719 : What Republican Foreign Policy Reform Requires by Daniel Larison ( July 19, 2016 , The American Conservative )
- 20160704 : Twenty-first Century "Canadian" Corporate Capitalism is Quite the Racket by Yves Engler ( June 27, 2016 , dissidentvoice.org )
- 20160704 : Brexit Is a Mutiny Against the Cosmopolitan Elite ( www.huffingtonpost.com )
- 20160704 : Brexit, Seen from the Top of Europe ( The New Yorker )
- 20160704 : Nationalism and the Brexit Vote ( The New York Times )
- 20160704 : Brexit Vote Shows Rising Far-Right Nationalism, Singapore Says ( Bloomberg )
- 20160704 : What Do the Brexit Movement and Donald Trump Have in Common ( www.newyorker.com )
- 20160704 : After Brexit, Nationalism and Trump Rising ( www.theamericanconservative.com )
- 20160702 : Guardian sinks into Gutter on Corbyn Again! Dissident Voice ( dissidentvoice.org )
- 20160701 : John Lukacs, the Hungarian-American historian, has spent a lifetime arguing that nationalism-not socialism, or even liberalism-is the core ideology of modernity, and that the lesson of history is that nationalism will assert itself, like an unquenchable microbe, anytime it has the least opportunity ( www.newyorker.com )
- 20160413 : The dead end of neoliberal transformation of the USA society ( economistsview.typepad.com )
- 20160325 : Tony Blair is right: without the Iraq war there would be no Islamic State ( www.theguardian.com )
- 20160313 : Theres no such thing as imperialism-lite, Obama. Libya has shown that once again ( www.theguardian.com )
- 20160307 : Vijay Prashad The Foreign Policy of the 1% ( therealnews.com )
- 20160307 : The Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity Murder Is Washington's Foreign Policy ( ronpaulinstitute.org )
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IT Slang : C++ Humor
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Object oriented programmers of all nations
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Financial Humor Bulletin,
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Shell Humor :
Financial Humor Bulletin,
2011 : Financial
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Financial Humor Bulletin,
2013 : Java Humor : Software
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VIM Humor : Computer
Viruses Humor : Bright tomorrow is rescheduled
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