
The Philosophy of Government
"On every question of construction (of
The Constitution), let us carry ourselves back to the time when The Constitution was
adopted, recollect the spirit manifested in the debates, and instead of trying what
meaning may be squeezed out of the text, or invented against it, conform to the probable
one in which it was passed." |
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| Fascism's Legacy:
Liberalism Daniel Pipes Liberal fascism sounds like an oxymoron – or a term for conservatives to insult liberals. Actually, it was coined by a socialist writer, none other than the respected and influential left-winger H.G. Wells, who in 1931 called on fellow progressives to become "liberal fascists" and "enlightened Nazis." | ||
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Exposing America's Enemies:
Communist Progressive Democrats Linda Kimball America's Communist Left operates in a vast interconnected matrix of revolutionary groups disguised as respectable civil rights and legal organizations. These front groups have consistently worked towards the transformation of America through subversion of America's Rule of Law, Constitution, judiciary, and all institutions necessary to the longevity and health of our nation and civilization. Part 1 — Part 2 |
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The American
Bolsheviks – II George M. Haddad This is one trip we are all taking at election time whereby we do not have the luxury of indulging ourselves. And as we look back and imagine what they did at Bunker Hill, will we be found wanting? |
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The American
Bolsheviks George M. Haddad The continuing expansion of Federal power at the expense of the states and the people is probably best illustrated by the explosive growth in federal agencies to regulate just about every facet of American life. |
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Know Your Rights Michael Tennant Thomas Jefferson had it right: The only inalienable rights are those to life, liberty, and property. All other supposed rights are not rights at all but privileges bestowed upon some at the expense of others. |
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Do The Democrats Really Hate
America? - Part II George M. Haddad To deprecate our way of life and to embrace the philosophy of Marx and Lenin is to wallow in quick sand and believe that you're being massaged. This is basically the heart of today's democrat party as it lives and breeds dependency on government. |
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Is Socialism Good in
Theory? Sheldon Richman People who say socialism is good in theory really mean they regret that it doesn't work without the attendant unpleasantness. The regret about socialism turns out to be a regret about human nature. |
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Do the Democrats Really Hate
America? George M. Haddad The United States of America is under siege. The fact that the so called democrat party is really the Socialist Party of the United States has never been more evident. |
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Sorry, Mr.
Franklin, “We’re All Democrats Now” Congressman Ron Paul A constitution in and by itself does not guarantee liberty in a republican form of government. Even a perfect constitution with this goal in mind is no better than the moral standards and desires of the people. |
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| I,
Government D.W. MacKenzie Coercion is both my vocation and my avocation; it is in my very nature to compel others to do that which they otherwise would not do. My nature should then be of great concern to you as I impinge on your liberty. |
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| "And
Not A Shot Is Fired!" Transition To Socialism Albert V. Burns The brilliant mechanisms of self-government our Founding Fathers established for us have been (and ARE) being used to destroy its very character. |
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| The
New Fascism Richard Rahn While most of the media and political class refer to communism and socialism as leftist ideologies and Nazism and fascism as ideologies of the far right, these ideologies are merely different forms of statism. |
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| Did
the Founders of the Constitution Forget the Bill of Rights? Jacob G. Hornberger Contrary to popular opinion, the Constitution does not grant any rights whatsoever to the people but instead expressly restricts and restrains government power. |
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| Language of Deceit Part 5: Special Interests – The
Foundation of Modern 'Liberalism' Paul E. Scates Motivated by the fear of losing political influence, members of both parties are more concerned with their own positions and power than the country´s needs, the people´s liberty, and the health of our republic. |
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'Liberal' Mind: Deceiver or Deceived? Paul E. Scates Socialism becomes, then, "an elixir against earthly adversity." Thus for the socialist, lies, disinformation and deceit used in the attainment of socialist goals bear no sense of moral wrong, but are simply valid utilitarian means to an end. |
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| American Communism and The Making of Women's Liberation Henry Makow, Ph.D. In the late 1940´s, CPUSA leaders realized that their primary constituency, the labor movement, was becoming increasingly hostile to Communism. They began to pin their survival on women and African Americans. |
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| Imploding
Liberal Notions Alan Caruba A lot of liberal notions that have held back this nation from the ability to protect itself against both foreign and domestic enemies crashed along with the Twin Towers on September 11th. |
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| Liberalism, is it a Derivative of Liberty? Darrel Mulloy The decline of morality will mean the decline of America. The new world order requires that decline of morality in order to achieve its goal of taking away our sovereignty. |
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| Socialism: The Natural Progression of Things Colonel Dan As people increasingly raise their standard of living, they want others to takeover much of that which earlier generations routinely accepted as individual responsibilities. And make no mistake about it; there are always those who will jump at the opportunity to provide services for you-at a price. |
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Americans are Socialists at Heart Today Chuck Baldwin If history teaches us anything, it teaches us that once Socialism is permanently ensconced in a nation it becomes a juggernaut of tyranny and oppression. Yet, as surely as the sun rises in the east, that is the path America is currently following. |
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| Institutional
Man Michael Peirce The modern age has produced a breed of Institutional Man who, like a prisoner kept behind bars for too long, is unable to function as a free individual. |
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| America's
Five-Foot Giant: James Madison Vin Suprynowicz The founders warned us that we could expect to survive as a free nation only so long as the public at large remained educated to the reasons for America's complex and sometime frustrating form of government |
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Transformation
of American Opinion Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr. "We live in times that are both despotic and revolutionary ... Never before has any people lived under a government this well-funded, this technologically sophisticated, this well-armed... The great tax and political revolts in history occurred under regimes that mostly look like paradises of liberty by comparison." |
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| Prohibition Fever A legacy project for the W. era. As we head into the new millennium, with a new president who promises to reduce the unintended harms caused by government, it is time for America to recognize some lessons about prohibition. |
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| How the Electoral
College Works – And Why It Works Well Ronald D. Rotunda "The Framers created the Electoral College to protect the residents of the smaller states, and they rejected government by simple majority because plebiscites historically have been the tool of dictatorships, not democracy." |
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| In Defense of the Electoral
College Are we not a democracy that honors the will of the people? The very question indicates a misunderstanding of our Constitution. |
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| Head of
the New Class The old elite used to get on fairly well with the country it was set over ... Today's elite loathes the nation it rules. |
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Vote Democrat To vote democrat you must agree with Bill Clinton and Al Gore — that all Americans are today nothing more than helpless children, victims of society and totally incapable of living our lives without the government helping us and instructing us every step of the way. |
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| The
Old Totalitarianism vs. the New, Deceitful Kind Today PC culture and philosophy are doing a much better job of creating the New Age totalitarian state than communism or the French Revolution were able to do. |
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Pax
Americana Britain's 'Gentleman Johnny' Burgoyne had surrendered an entire British army to the American militia, to nothing but a gang of New York and New England farmers. |
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| The Meaning of 'Moderate' Being moderate means dismissing the radical idea that Washington D.C. should be razed to the ground tomorrow, in favor of the idea of doing it one building at a time. |
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| Of Bryant Gumbel, Jeff Jacoby and Liberal Double-Standards The two philosophies cannot co-exist indefinitely. Sooner or later we will have to decide: freedom or serfdom? Free speech or political correctness? Eventually, we may see open clashes between these two, as leftists grow increasingly brazen and militant. |
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| Q: How
many members of the U.S. Congress are also members of the Democratic Socialists of
America? A: Fifty-six! |
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| The Foundations of Human Rights Fewer than 30 of the entire United Nations’ member states qualify as democracies; the rest trend toward totalitarianism. |
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Socialism Still A Failure The failure of socialism and social engineering by "the best and brightest" of left-wing liberalism is once again being proven, the latest evidence coming from communist China, Canada, Britain, France, and Australia. |
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| What is Conservatism? Or, What Goes Around, Comes Around Conservatives know that a one-size-fits-all "solution" from a central government is more likely to be an impediment than a cure. |
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| What is the Liberal
Left and What is its Goal? I am sure that most individuals afflicted with a liberal mindset would be unable to name any particular goal for their beliefs. It is in many ways like a religion ... a set of pre-defined attitudes and opinions by which they make decisions in life. |
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| Well Then, Who Was America's Greatest President? Imagine if our children were encouraged to memorize Van Buren's message to the special congressional session of 1837. |
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| Americas First Bolshevik The fact is, Lincoln didn't abolish slavery at all, he nationalized it, imposing income taxation and military conscription upon what had been a free country before he took over |
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| Anarchism:
What Is This Word Our Rulers Hate? The question is simple: can you govern yourself, or do you need to be governed? |
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| A Faith That Ruined Whole Continents And Destroyed A World Of Human Lives So that's my millennial question: Have we learned from the Marxist disaster of this century, or are we doomed to repeat it in the next? |
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| Socialism
in America Socialism in America is alive, well, and growing. This document names the names of individuals as well as organizations that support the socialist agenda either overtly or covertly. |
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The Legacy of Progressivism Without Progressivism, the New Deal would and never could have come into existence. |
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| Deadly Government In the Twentieth Century alone, governments have slaughtered between 170 million and 200 million of their own citizens |
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The Century of Statism There is no doubt that in 1900, Americans in many ways were more free than they are today. |
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| Who has the Courage? If people are fed up with their government, disappointed, angry and disgusted about what it is doing to them, what are their alternatives? |
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| The Left's War Against America "It is ideas, not vested interests, which are dangerous for good or evil." |
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| New And Improved Republicans The Federalists shared a healthy disdain for government, as articulated in the Federalist Papers' detailed description of the limitations on government as set forth in our Constitution and its Bill of Rights. |
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| The Moral Promise of Freedom Today the promise of private property is routinely violated by both private criminals and government dictate. The attack on property began subtly at first, but today it has become explicit, sometimes brutal, and sometimes even deadly. |
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| Socialist origins of
Neo-Nazism No matter what they call themselves, the people who have similar dreams of total social and economic control today are on the left, not the right. |
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Extremism in Defense of Virtue The recent discovery that the Website of the Progressive Caucus is hosted by a group called the Democratic Socialists of America, or DSA, has created a rush to dissociate the caucus from the dreadful s-word, even though the Website is the only place that lists all the members, their addresses, their e-mail addresses and the statements issued by the group. |
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Left-wing Conspiracy of Rhodes Scholars? Did you ever hear of the Round Table Groups? Or, professor Carroll Quigley? Quigley told, while not 'all', enough so that his book was pulled by the publisher and the plates destroyed. Some copies are in existence. From Quigley's book, "... we may identify as the Round Table Groups, has no aversion to cooperating with the Communists, or any other groups, and frequently does so." |
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| What
made our revolution different? by Don Feder "If Gallup had been around in 1776, we'd be driving on the wrong side of the road and obsessing about the royal family." |
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| Redeclaring
Independence by Roman Martinez "A look at our country's educational institutions suggests that the Declaration's truths are no longer as self-evident as they once were." |
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| Let the Political Games Begin by Linda Bowles "Perhaps more than anyone in our century, he revitalized conservative thought, galvanized its adherents into forming a movement, and restored its intellectual respectability." |
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| A Real Civics Lesson Two revolutions contend for the American soul. |
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| What
Happened that Day in 1937? Many laws on the books today are repugnant to the Constitution. Constitutionally protected rights are daily violated. The government is out of control. How did this come to be? |
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| Government of the Polls, by the Polls
and for the Polls "There never was a democracy yet that did not commit suicide." -- John Adams |
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| WHAT IS "LIBERTY? Standards are so powerful that adherence to their principles can cause the rise of a civilization, while disregard can cause a civilization's collapse. Adherence to standards is as vital to the life of any culture as it is to any manufacturing operation. |
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Socialism Ascending "[The] new socialism ... exerts total regulatory control, which is just as effective and far more efficient." |
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| This Idea Liberty "Americans take for granted the concept of democratic government that was so radical just 200 years ago." |
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| To Where Shall We Flee? "We have been the last bastion of Freedom for so many people, for so many generations. If we allow Freedom to wither here, if we allow our nation to succumb to the forces of totalitarian socialism, to where shall we flee? Where do we go from here?" |
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| The Truth About Evil "At some point, you have to ask whether it is morally acceptable to regard those who yet refuse to come to terms with communism other than as people who have chosen to adhere to known evil. And that point has been long passed." |
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| Liberalspeak "Modern American liberals have perfectly adapted their own version of Newspeak, called Liberalspeak. It, too, has its own words with distinct ideological meanings." |
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| Our Character Counts "Today, Tocqueville would hardly recognize the country he visited. Nor would our Founders, who pledged "our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor" to bequeath us Independence." |
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| To Be Free or Not To Be Free "The freedoms we are allowing the socialists to take from us were won by the blood of our ancestors. If we fail to reclaim them now with our deeds, our children and grandchildren will have to reclaim them with their blood." |
| In Novus Ordo Seclorum: the intellectual origins of the U.S. Constitution, Forrest McDonald wrote that, "…the Framers brought a vast knowledge of history…with them to Philadelphia in May of 1787, and that they departed four months later having fashioned a frame of government that necessitated a redefinition of most of the terms in which the theory and ideology of civic humanism had been discussed. Into the bargain, they introduced an entirely new concept to the discourse, that of federalism, and in the doing, created a novus ordo seclorum: a new order of the ages." |
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| "The role for leadership in a well-founded republic is to lead people back when they constantly stray, as constantly they will, from its heritage. To lead them back to the first principles that sharply limit what leaders are to do. Often, in the case of a republic such as ours, it is the job of leaders to lead people away from the locus of leadership itself, away from government, back into civil society: back, if you will, into de Tocqueville's America." — George Will |
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