Tag: "Marxism"

Repeat After Me: “I am a Marxist Puppet Preacher from NYU.”

By R. Mitchell on Oct 24, 2011 in In The News

NYU Economics Professor, Preaching Marxism at OWS Watch this short video. Is it any wonder these many of these college age student-bots you see here can not get a job in the real world? Meet professor Richard D, Wolff, (preaching at OWS above) who[supposedly] teaches college students economics at NYU. [...]

Occupy LA Is A Shining Example Of How Clueless These Hippies Are

By R. Mitchell on Oct 23, 2011 in Opinion

This has everything you could ever want in an “occupy” video. I almost wonder if it was staged. (I’m pretty sure it wasn’t) Here’s what you can expect to see: 1. A guy playing a flute into a TV reporter’s microphone, so he couldn’t conduct an interview. 2. Protestors discussing $150 worth of food stamps. [...]

Marxism on Full Display in DC on Saturday

By R. Mitchell on Oct 15, 2011 in In The News

The {fake}Reverend Al Sharpton led a rally in our nation’s capitol today, which originally was supposed to be a demand for Congress to pass Obama’s Jobs bill. The U.S. Senate put the kibosh on those plans, as it voted down Obama’s jobs bill last week. That did not prevent the latest faux journolist to be put on [...]

Meet the FFB, the Largest D C Slush Fund Ever Part 2

By CDN Contributor on Oct 01, 2011 in Politics

In part 1 of Meet the FFB, we discovered how Congress had created their own mafia-style loan sharking Federal Financing Bank where designated Congressional committees have had little to zero oversight in billions of dollars in “loans” where taxpayers lose huge amounts of money. ( think Solyndra here ) Meanwhile, politicians are stuffing their campaign coffers, [...]

Barack Obama Steamrolls Towards Full Panic Mode in Latest Fundraiser Speech

By CDN Contributor on Sep 26, 2011 in Opinion

In looking back at past presidential reelection campaigns, we see that an incumbent president faces the dilemma of having to fend off vigorous challengers for his job, while also having to be politically correct and acting somewhat presidential in public at the same time. When a sitting U.S. President comes out with blatant untruths and [...]

The New Enemy, Part II: Marxism

By Jeff P on Aug 20, 2011 in Opinion

My last article introduced you to collectivism and its fallacies. In this article, I hope to explain Marxism and how it has intruded into the United States. Background Karl Marx was born in 1818 and he died in 1883. He was trained as a philosopher, and he studied political and [...]

State-sponsored Capitalism – The New Communism

By R. Mitchell on Aug 16, 2011 in A Broken System, Education, Obarrassments

Let’s start off by defining some basic forms of totalitarian control in government that still have strong influences today. First there was Communism, old-school style. Pretty simple and straigtforward actually. It was a social system, a society, built around the state holding and owning all property in the name of the people. The people had [...]

The New Enemy Part I: Collectivism

By Jeff P on Aug 15, 2011 in Politics

What the men who wrote our constitution had in mind was a government based on Individual Rights, one that was a government not based in power, but in responsibility to its constituents. This collection of extremely intelligent and well read men put together the finest governing document that had ever been written and it remains [...]

Taxpayers are paying People Millions to Teach Stupidity

By DJ Redman on May 07, 2011 in Opinion

I have absolutely come to believe that I live in a nation where millions of American citizens must be voluntarily taking stupid pills. There can be no other explanation for the allowance of all the stupid ideas and idiotic practices that are being tolerated or, worse yet, accepted by many American taxpayers. From this country’s [...]

Chavez Giving Middle Class Real-Estate to the Poor

By R. Mitchell on Jan 26, 2011 in Featured, In The News

No surprise here, but Venezuala’s dictator, Hugo Chavez has decided that it’s perfectly fine for people to squat on the land belonging to middle and upper class citizens. Hugo Chávez has sent out troops to take over farms and urged the poor to occupy “unused” land in wealthy areas of Caracas, prompting a wave of [...]

Chris Coons – The Real Nut Job in the Delaware Senate Race

By R. Mitchell on Oct 09, 2010 in Election Update 2010, Politics

Political hacks have been making much out of Christine O’Donnell’s young adult activities. I finally ran across a post at the American Spectator that digs into what her Democrat opponent, Chris Coons, was doing in his young adult life. Answer? He was in Africa volunteering for the South African Council of Churches, a group that [...]