The clash of civilizations is also a clash of histories. The Western view of history is progressive. A march upward from barbarism to greater phases of enlightenment. This view is fairly modern and fairly liberal, yet closely associated with the success of Western civilization. In progressive ...

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The New Deal's bargain was that Americans would trade higher taxes and less economic freedom for a social safety net. That was until the left decided that the social safety net was actually a wealth redistribution platform. The social safety net slid into the welfare state, a program of subsidies ...

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"Speaking the Truth in Times of Universal Deceit is a Revolutionary Act." George Orwell

After almost 10 years, do we really remember 9/11?

Oslo happened on 22/7/11  or  11/11 ........

There seems to be a concerted worldwide conspiracy by complacent governments and main stream media, to ...

Read more: Islamic Conspiracy New Strategy : From 9/11 To Huma Abedin To Oslo

The tragic events in Norway should be a wake up call to the authorities,
not to the dangers of so-called "Right-Wing Extremism", but to the very
real dangers of marginalizing a political opposition and a point of view to
the extent that they have nowhere to go but underground.

The response to the ...

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Bash Black Republicans Week
It's summer in the city. The sidewalks are melting, the ice cream is dripping and the liberal assault on Black Republicans is being ladled on thick and heavy.

Whether it's Congressman West being lambasted for telling off Debbie Downer or Herman Cain under fire for asking ...

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The debt ceiling debate is less about spending than it is about the purpose of government. Under the impact of an economic recession, the train of the Great Society is approaching the edge of the New Frontier. Both sides are still trying to work out a New Deal, but another cuts and spending formula ...

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It's no coincidence that some of the most explosive Taliban violence coincides with the first phase of withdrawal from Afghanistan. The successful attacks on top Afghan officials are about more than just Taliban boldness and their need to establish credit for driving us out, but also about changing ...

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He was a youthful leader with a law degree elected on the promise of reforms that would revitalize a world power trapped in the economic doldrums by its bureaucracy and huge debt. His approach of international engagement attempted to break through his country's global isolation by forging new ties ...

Read more: Is Obama Our Gorbachev?