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Cuba’s Healthcare Horror

March 10, 2010 By Humberto Fontova 30 Comments

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The mainstream media can no longer cover up Castro’s atrocious record.

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Progressives and Conservatives

March 5, 2010 By David Horowitz 65 Comments

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A guide.

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Murder in Cuba

March 2, 2010 By Humberto Fontova 16 Comments

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A black civil rights activist is killed by the Castro regime, but where is the international community’s outrage?

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History as Heresy: The Socialist Immolation of Reality

February 26, 2010 By Barry Loberfeld 18 Comments

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Marxist writer William Blum enlightens the masses on the “myths” of the Berlin Wall.

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Howard Zinn’s History of Hate

February 2, 2010 By John Perazzo 200 Comments

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For the late Marxist historian, America was always the enemy.

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The State of the Union: a Hollow Speech

February 1, 2010 By Dick Morris 15 Comments

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The era of big speeches is over.

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The Left’s Love Affair with Che Guevara

January 25, 2010 By John Perazzo 3 Comments

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Ernesto “Che” Guevara, the former executioner for Fidel Castro‘s regime in Cuba, has been lauded for decades by leftists like Bill Ayers, Ossie Davis, Jesse Jackson, Jeff Jones, Armando Navarro, Huey Newton, Michael Ratner, and Robert Scheer. More than 32 years after his death, Che’s iconic image continues to adorn all sorts of artifacts that leftists proudly [...]

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United in Hate: The Left’s Romance with Tyranny and Terror

January 25, 2010 By Jonathan Schanzer 17 Comments

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Dr. Jamie Glazov exposes the hypocrisy of leftists and liberals who claim to champion the principles of liberalism and feminism.

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From the Writings of David Horowitz: January 22, 2010

January 22, 2010 By David Swindle Leave a Comment

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The separate reality of radicals, which made them unable to comprehend the consequences of their own actions was made vivid for me in a New York Times story I read later about the parole appeal of Evans’ third political prisoner Kathy Boudin. The Times had run a series of stories on Boudin, with the reporter [...]

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The Ramparts I Watched

January 20, 2010 By Sol Stern 9 Comments

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Our storied radical magazine did transform the nation—for the worse.

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