Capitalism vs class warfare

By admin on March 24, 2010

Here is a short cartoon showing the differences between capitalism and communism. At one time this was shown before the start of each movie in the theater. Make Mine Freedom (1948)

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THE FAILURE OF MULTICULTURALISM

THE FAILURE OF MULTICULTURALISM

By on March 15, 2010

by Leonard Magruder For years Nebraska has been one of the top teams in college football. So it is no surprise when Nebraska Assistant Coach Ron Brown was recruited by Stanford Univ. in California to be interviewed for the head coach position. He didn’t get very far. He was not discriminated against because he is [...]

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Avatard

Avatard

By on March 15, 2010

Is it me, or has James Cameron gone Pinko? (or perhaps blue..) Perhaps after the shock of the amazing CGI wore off, you stopped and asked yourself, “what exactly was that poorly acted farce all about, anyway”? Yes, the production values are amazing, but not quite as amazing the propaganda value. Don’t let the expensive [...]

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Harvard Finally Honors Medal of Honor Recipients

Harvard Finally Honors Medal of Honor Recipients

By admin on February 26, 2010

Share Harvard’s Warriors Honoring the Medal of Honor recipients. BY Jules Crittenden November 23, 2009, Vol. 15, No. 10 Cambridge, Mass. It was like a fleeting glimpse of an alternative world: the greatness of the past and what might be in the future, brought together for a moment at Harvard University last week. It was [...]

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Avatar fuel Islamic Protests

Avatar fuel Islamic Protests

By admin on February 26, 2010

Share The Making of the West Bank’s ‘Avatar’ Protest Carl Franzen (Feb. 12) – The conflict in the Middle East took on an especially cinematic quality Friday, when activists representing a small Palestinian village dressed up like the oppressed aliens from the blockbuster movie “Avatar” before staging a demonstration in front of the Israeli West [...]

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Noam Chomsky and anti-war ethics

Noam Chomsky and anti-war ethics

By on February 21, 2010

Since the sixties, Noam Chomsky has been calling the United States an imperialist nation and continues to do so, now saying U.S. actions in Iraq and Afghanistan are imperialist. The purpose of Mr. Chomsky’s’ philosophy is to destroy the legitimacy of any and all acts of force by an ethical, lawful state. In essence, Mr. [...]

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The Surge Comes to Salinas

The Surge Comes to Salinas

By admin on February 11, 2010

The Surge Comes to Salinas by Troy Senik A plan to apply counterinsurgency doctrine to gang violence Communities beset by seemingly unbreakable cycles of violence; law enforcement overmatched to the point of essentially ceding sovereignty to an organized and heavily armed resistance; citizens so intimidated by thugs that they won’t report them to authorities, for [...]

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Relinquishing US sovereignty: The controversy behind INTERPOL’s extended powers

Relinquishing US sovereignty: The controversy behind INTERPOL’s extended powers

By on February 8, 2010

Share This is a very important question and it has been raised recently with the announcement from the White House that INTERPOL will be granted more powers in the U.S. This story is making many Americans very angry. Sovereignty apparently has been set aside for other purposes such as Obama’s civilian national security force. During [...]

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Less is More: Academic Scholarships are Promoting Racial Mediocrity and Perpetuating a Culture of Victim-hood

By on February 8, 2010

Less is More: Academic Scholarships are Promoting Racial Mediocrity and Perpetuating a Culture of Victim-hood

Share by Victor Padilla The diversity of academic scholarship ensures the diversity of a student body. Scholarships for sports excellence, community service and academic merit allow for a rich pool of talent. While these endowments are meant to level out the playing for all, minority, female and hardship-facing students have access to many scholarships that [...]

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One Tribe At A Time #4: The Full Document at last!

By admin on January 31, 2010

One Tribe At A Time #4: The Full Document at last!

Share By Steven Pressfield [Because of the extraordinary response to Maj. Jim Gant's paper, One Tribe At A Time, I've decided to leave it up all week in the "Number One Slot."  My ongoing interview with Chief Ajmal Khan Zazai will pick again next Friday; the Chief has been in Kabul all week, meeting with [...]

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A comparative Essay: Counterinsurgency and Stability Operations Case Histories Studies Vietnam Iraq

By on January 31, 2010

A comparative Essay: Counterinsurgency and Stability Operations Case Histories Studies Vietnam Iraq

Share The US/CIA experience in Vietnam should give us plenty of evidence that there are more advantages to running COIN operations in today’s global war on terror than in conducting conventional warfare option. It is even more evident that if we were to plan and execute a sound ‘pacification’ plan in Iraq or Afghanistan, then [...]

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Views from General David H. Petraeus

By admin on January 29, 2010

Views from General David H. Petraeus

Share CENTCOM in 2010: Views from General David H. Petraeus Friday, January 22, 2010 Stretching from Egypt to Yemen, Iran and Pakistan, General David H. Petraeus commands the most challenging area of responsibility in the war against terrorism. In addition to deterring non-state aggressors, he also oversees the ongoing conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. On [...]

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Targeting the Taliban

By on January 6, 2010

Targeting the Taliban

Targeting the Taliban By Michael Fowler The simplest and safest way to thwart an enemy’s ability to conduct war is to destroy their supply lines. This is an old and useful tactic from the time of King Nebuchadnezzar II (605-562) of Babylon. His armies would surround their hapless victims who had taken refuge in forts, [...]

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Vietnam, the Media and Lies by Bill  Laurie

By admin on January 1, 2010

Vietnam, the Media and Lies by Bill  Laurie

Vietnam, the Media and Lies by Bill  Laurie “There were some worthy, honest, and intelligent reporters in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. Dickey Chapelle, Robert Shaplen, Liz Trotta, Peter Braestrup, Hugh Mulligan, Keyes Beech, Neil Davis, Denis Warner, were among those who objectively, and without resort to sensationalism, conveyed elements of truth, parts of the puzzle, [...]

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Strategic failures of the Soviet war in Afghanistan

By on December 29, 2009

Strategic failures of the Soviet war in Afghanistan

Strategic failures of the Soviet war in Afghanistan: Soviet perspective and the political option By: M. E. Leclerc As the first Soviet units deployed into Afghanistan on December 27 1979 the world waited to see how once more the emerging superpower conduct another operation, further cementing its grip in the region, including and continuing on [...]

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The Right of War

By on December 25, 2009

The Right of War

The Right of War By Z. Morad Is the current war really the biggest mistake of all time? Are the Republicans Fascists? Imperialists? Warmongers? Is the conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan really the worst mistake in US history? Although there was a time when Americans generally agreed that their country was a force for good, [...]

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American universities a breeding ground for socialists, communists, and terrorists

By on December 24, 2009

American universities a breeding ground for socialists, communists, and terrorists

tweetmeme_source = ‘Operation_VAF’; American universities a breeding ground for socialists, communists, and terrorists By Frank Schein, Anchorage Conservative Examiner The ascension for higher education is a fundamental characteristic in our society. To provide a better education for our children so that they may prosper within our society, becoming the leaders for future generations-represents the central [...]

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We Don't Want Your Views on War – You Lie!

By on December 23, 2009

We Don't Want Your Views on War - You Lie!

We Don’t Want Your Views on War – You Lie! by Leonard Magruder Following in the footsteps of Rep. Joe Wilson  who is now famous for his “You Lie!” outburst during Pres. Obama’s speech.  The universities and media are still promoting the same Leftist views about the current War on Terror, as they did, and [...]

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