NOTE: Incredibly 53% of Americans now feel that the First Amendment goes “too far in protecting free speech.” The mainstream media love it as it does not apply to them because they are solidly behind the Democrats. Social media loves it because they relish censorship and the power it gives them. Authoritarian socialists love it […]
A critique of psychologist B. F. Skinner’s Beyond Freedom and Dignity Read More »
It has been said that leftism is not a philosophy, it is a tactic.[1] We have observed, at least since the French Revolution, that this is true. The left embraces a philosophy to act as a cover for their standard tactics used to come to power. The protype was set by the French Revolution. The
Killing the Opposition: A Leftist Tactic by Russell L. Blaylock, MD Read More »
When President Donald Trump left office, there was peace throughout the world. Today, there are ongoing wars in several regions of the world and other conflicts could escalate into war at any time. While Trump was President, Russia did not invade any countries, in contrast to what happened during the George W. Bush and Barack
The World Is On Fire Thanks to Biden and Harris by Jeff Crouere Read More »
The largest religion in the world today is Christianity with 2.4 billion followers, comprising 31% of the total population of the planet. In second place is Islam, with approximately 2 billion followers. Even though it is the largest religion in the world, Christianity is often attacked in the mainstream media and in popular culture. It
The Woke French Win the Gold Medal for Mockery by Jeff Crouere Read More »
Part VI is a wrap-up, which examines current issues in modern Russia and China. In this section, we see how Communism still influences Russian and Chinese thinking and policy. China is still brutally communist, but not in the same way it was when Mao ruled. Since Mao it has undergone some progressive changes. We
Part V of Dr. Faria’s book discusses espionage by the KGB and CIA during the Cold War. Dr. Faria starts by listing four seminal books essential for students of Cold War espionage. He proceeds to summarize the most important spies with examples, such as Soviet espionage student Kaarlo Tuomi dialoguing with his instructor Aleksei
