Wednesday, August 23, 2017
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Only One Presidential Candidate Did This...
The Republican Party is filled with corrupt cleptocrats, globalists, establishment types, compromised collaborators and a few good men and women. Time for some housecleaning, we need to primary out the bad, get in more good, and hold their feet to the fire to accomplish President Trumps agenda, which is our agenda.
Vandals Are Destroying Monuments Because They’ve Been Taught To Hate America
In the wake of the Charlottesville riots ostensibly triggered by the removal of a statue memorializing Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, a rash of vandalism against historical American figures has hit the country. Monday, someone took a sledgehammer to a 200-year-old Christopher Columbus monument in Baltimore.
In Durham, of course, last week a mob toppled a Confederate statue last week while police stood by taking pictures.
In California on Thursday, a statue of Junipero Serra was defaced with red paint and the word “Murder,” as well as a swastika.
Duke University officials removed a statue of Robert E. Lee from the campus chapel Saturday after vandals knocked off parts of his face.
The New York Times Continues Its Tradition of Whitewashing Communism
A sad but common issue in the modern West is that progressives have created a fanciful and distorted picture of socialism to make it seem like an intriguing alternative to American-style capitalism.
Ikea socialism—with Sweden as the model—is an utterly distorted, but at least understandable, example for leftists to trot out as a demonstration of success.
And it’s even a bit amusing how they try to dance around the fact that Venezuela—which is utterly collapsing and egregiously abusing human rights—is a socialist country they praised just 10 years ago.
But The New York Times now has actually found a way to create fanciful notions of Soviet-style authoritarianism—and whimsical tales of its influence in America—in a new section dedicated to the “Red Century,” which explores “the history and legacy of communism, 100 years after the Russian Revolution.”
Romanticized Tyranny
While some of the pieces explore the horrors and failures of communist rule, others delve into topics that would seem funny if the subject matter weren’t so horrifying.
For instance, the Times ran what can aptly be described as a “puff piece” on Vladimir Lenin, the man who led the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia and is linked to the death and murder of...
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