An in-depth look at the sociologist who explained how economic crises could be created and then exploited — all for the purpose of bringing about transformational social change.
The Muslim Brotherhood’s Quest for World Domination
February 2, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Mohamed ElBaradei, who stands poised to replace Hosni Mubarak as Egypt’s president, has told ABC News’ Christiane Amanpour that the Muslim Brotherhood, which supports ElBaradei, is in “no way extremist.” Rather, he explains, the Brotherhood is akin to “evangelical groups in the U.S.” and “orthodox Jews in Jerusalem.” This assertion ranks quite high among the most [...]
DISCOVERTHENETWORKS: Howard Dean
December 15, 2010 By
Is there such a thing as deficit terrorism? Howard Dean thinks so. Yesterday, former presidential contender and anti-capitalist Howard Dean expressed serious concern over the federal deficit, saying that, in the long run, the deficit poses a greater danger to the U.S. than al-Qaeda! Of course, this new-found fiscal hawkishness was in reference to Dean’s [...]
Who Is Julian Assange?
December 11, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The man behind WikiLeaks is a lifelong computer hacker whose self-identified objective is to spark a “social movement” with the power to “bring down many administrations that rely on concealing reality—including the U.S. administration.”
DISCOVERTHENETWORKS: America’s Voice
December 10, 2010 By
With the DREAM Act supposedly being “shelved” in the Senate, it looks as though America has avoided another amnesty debacle — but don’t count the bill out too quickly. The open-borders and extremist immigration lobbies have worked tirelessly to achieve this amnesty foothold, and they will not let it go without a fight. One vocal [...]
DISCOVERTHENETWORKS: Katrina vanden Heuvel
December 8, 2010 By
Leftist Katrina vanden Heuvel, editor of The Nation, recently said she thought she detected a whiff of “Kenya socialism” in President Barack Obama’s tax-rate extension deal. We’re not sure — but is that racist? Could Rush Limbaugh have gotten away with the same? This is not the first time vanden Heuvel has made public remarks [...]
The Fusion of Judaism and New-Left Radicalism
December 8, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Although nominally a Jewish-oriented publication that claims to be “pro-Israel,” Michael Lerner’s Tikkun magazine has often provided a forum for anti-Israel and anti-Semitic writings. Most notably, it has promoted the notion that Jews slaughtered, drove out, or otherwise dispossessed innocent Palestinian Arabs of their homes when Israel was founded, and that Israel continues to routinely violate the [...]
DISCOVERTHENETWORKS: Greenpeace
December 7, 2010 By
Winter is upon us, and many parts of the nation are blanketed in heavy of snow. Winters seem to be as inclement as ever, yet the global warming alarmists still do not waver in their insistence that the world is on a death march toward disaster. Green organizations have much more on their agenda than [...]
DISCOVERTHENETWORKS: Michelle Obama
December 3, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Not as politically mobile as she used to be, Michelle Obama has been out of the spotlight in all but perhaps the most innocuous capacities (sweet potatoes, anyone?). Michelle Obama and her extremist views turned out to be incredible liabilities for the Obama administration — views that she has held tightly for all of her [...]
DISCOVERTHENETWORKS: Harry Reid
December 2, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is anxious to bring the DREAM Act (amnesty for students) up for a vote during the 2010 lame duck session. Does it stand a chance? During Reid’s decades-long career as senator of Nevada, he has been embroiled in a number of ethics controversies. Being a fan of earmarks (Reid was [...]
