The title of this article makes a rather bold statement, but one that to the logical thinker (namely, those who can still think) is hard to deny. Censorship is growing in the U.S., in both the federal and the state governments, especially in the blue states and in the public and private world as well. […]
I have written several newsletters about “the total critique of society,” detailed by Gerhart Niemeyer in his book, Between Nothingness and Paradise.1 This book is the centerpiece of the communist/Nazi conversion of the world to a system of totalitarian collectivism. Basically, it involves the complete destruction of the systems that exist in any country to
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The writings of Ludwig von Mises, as well as those of his student, Friedrich Hayek, have pointed to the real evil in socialism that has captured the radical mind—collectivism. We see collectivism expressed today in many disciplines—government, medicine, the military, and economics. The very concept of a “greater good” is a collectivist term. In essence,
As I have written before, one of the greatest dangers from the extremist elements is the current war on the individual. Collectivism is at the center of socialism and all socialist-based ideas, including communism and fascism. The individual, to their way of thinking, must be eliminated. This makes up the basis of the “greater good”
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In George Orwell’s futuristic novel 1984, the leader, Big Brother, used perpetual war and police state terror to maintain control of a portion of the globe. He also used “Newspeak,” the manipulation of language to more subtly control the people and preserve his dictatorship of submission. By curtailing language, destroying literature, and reducing words in
French social critic Frederic Bastiat (1801-1850) once said, “The worst thing that can happen to a good cause is not to be skillfully attacked, but to be ineptly defended.”(1) During much of the history of our republic, our intellectuals and those who digest these ideas for consumption by the general public, did a poor job
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