Will digging in Kenya and Indonesia solve a problem that starts right here on our own soil?
Prometheus: A Marxist’s Favorite Super Hero
May 15, 2010 By Leave a Comment
You’ve seen this famous statue found in front of the Rockefeller Center, haven’t you? Is this Greek mythological character really a super hero to today’s progressives? In looking around the Internet, my answer would be an emphatic yes. He was a favorite of Karl Marx, which may explain his enduring popularity among the left. From [...]
The “Cooked Frog” Journalism of David Brooks
April 28, 2010 By Leave a Comment
David Brooks’ recent New York Times article (“The Government War”, April 22, 2010) illustrates the muddled brain by which many so-called centrists, independents, and other “middle-of-the-roaders” seem to operate. In Brooks’ case, he refers to himself as a self-styled “Progressive Conservative” (“. . . I try to give voice to a philosophy you might call [...]
Collaborators in the War against the Jews: Judith Butler
March 9, 2010 By 74 Comments
Fanning the flames of anti-Semitism at Berkeley.
Ron Paul and the Protocols of the Neo-Con Elders
February 23, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Congressman Ron Paul is a Trojan Horse in conservative America. Deluded by his unjustly-appropriated mantras, “Constitutional Conservative and Washington Outsider,” citizens seeking alternatives to politicians who have betrayed principles of fiscal and social conservatism, have dragged the Paulist edifice into their stronghold and reconsidered its potential. Rep. Paul’s triumph in the CPAC Straw Poll is [...]
To Hitchens, With Love: The Fault of Dogmatic Inconsistency. Yes, Yours.
January 18, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Dear Christopher,
It’s been a while since our last encounter when I told you I needed some time to think about where this relationship is going (you know how much I like Guinness, yet, you continue to ply me with Johnnie Walker Black, amongst other compromising things). I wanted to keep our personal issues as such–personal. [...]
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