A Brief History of Socialist Plots to End the American Way of Life

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Don’t you just love Leftist revisionism, propaganda, logic, and art?

Public Schools – Disaster, partisan cronyism and money pit. Compare to private schools.

Public Water System – Compared to what? Private water system?

Public highways – Yes, that really has a lot to do with socialism. LOL

Public Parks, introduced by a Progressive Republican and supported by Republicans, this is actually the Fed overstepping it’s reach to control the property of sovereign states. States operate their parks with much greater efficiency than the Federal Gov’t.

Just because you want to pretend the inferiority of progressive ideas is superior doesn’t mean it matches reality.

Of course, we could get into other Progressive or materialist policies and debate the results of them.

Slavery – We know how that ended.

Segregation – How wonderful was that?

Abortion/Planned Parenthood, founded to cull society of the undesirables. Today blacks are being decimated by abortion. Revolution of society vs Evolution of society. 2 sides of the same coin.

The Federal Reserve/Central Bank – Oh yes, we are all loving that crony capitalism.

League of Nations/United Nations. – That just works out so well. And the Left wonders how we get so tied up in the issues of other nations. Thank you Woodrow Wilson. We all relish John Dewey and Woodrow Wilson for illuminating the “social possibilities of war”.

Ahh, yes, and Roosevelt’s Blue Eagle Campaign, which authorized a dictatorship over businesses in America. Too bad that pesky Supreme Court overturned that and enabled the free market economy to turn around and lift us out of the Great Depression Long after all other nations had begun to grow their economies.

Shall we continue?

To the Left “Reason is a tool of Oppresion” – Derrida.

Surprise: Obama rolling back civil protections against Patriot Act

Of course, he can do that because the Left is only against the Patriot Act when it is used to fight a war on terrorism. If it is used to “fundementally transform America”, well, then, that’s OK.

clipped from washingtontimes.com President Obama is coming under pressure from Democrats and civil liberties groups for failing to fill positions on an oversight panel formed in 2004 to make sure the government does not spy improperly on U.S. citizens. Since taking office, Mr. Obama has allowed the board to languish. He has not even spent the panel’s allocation from the fiscal 2010 budget.

JFK on the Separation of Church and State

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Commenter of Clipmarks post asks:
Where have we gone wrong?

Here is my reply:

Some have pretended that we are a secular nation and there is some backlash to that sort of idiocy. Especially when one considers the fact that it is the secularists responsible for opposing all of the things for which JFK speaks out in support. Where there is a stat-ist, anti-libertarian fervor there is religious intolerance. There has to be be because religion gets in the way of control.
Where there is individualist, libertarianism there is religious acceptance. There has to be because that is love.

One who does not respect the individual liberty of another is neither faithful nor tolerant. One who preaches secularism is neither a patriot nor tolerant.

That said. People are imperfect, which is basically the driving foundational principle of our Nation.

Obama to GOP: I Am Not An Ideologue. . . Right, and The Pope’s Not Catholic

He’s not an ideologue?

Let’s see.

1. He started his career in the home of an unrepentant terrorist.
2. He was heavily involved in ACORN.
3. He sat in the church of a black nationalist, racist, anti-American preacher.
4. He instinctively blames police in the incident pertaining to Professor whats-his-name.
5. His advisers and czars praise Mao, Chavez, are anti-Israel, 9/11 truthers, want rats to be able to have legal representation, rationalize the draconian ‘New Lives System’.
6. He tells Republicans he doesn’t want to “hear them doing any talking” and refused to meet with any Republicans in the 1st year of his administration. How can you say your not an ideologue and not be the slightest bit interested in anything from the opposing party?
7. He was mentored by Frank Marshall Davis.
8. Andy “workers of the world unite” Stern has visited the WH more than anyone. He IS the power behind the power.
9. He is bankrolled by anti-Americans such as George Soros who funds the most devious of anti-American, Marxist groups who funnel money to Obama.
10. He tried to bully a major news network and would have gotten away with it if the other networks didn’t say, “whoa, there, wait just a minute”.
11. He scolded (it was really an attempt to bully) the Supreme Court in the State of the Union address.
12. He is seen as the most divisive president in history.
13. He is a Wilsonian fascist.
14. He believes the Constitution is “a charter of negative liberties” that does not say ” what the government should do on your behalf” – That one statement alone makes him an utter idiot when it comes to the American concept of liberty.

I could go on all night with a hundred of small issues that point to the fact that this moron is not only an ideologue, but an outright anti-American radical !

clipped from politicalpistachio.blogspot.com Barack Obama does not understand how anyone can be opposed to him. Megalomaniacs like Obama believes that all people adore him, and agree with what he is doing, and the few that do oppose him are just a small group of extremists that can easily be silenced. During the State of the Union speech Obama’s political temper-tantrum exposed itself in a more-than-an-hour long whine and cry session that included him lashing out against all that disagree with him. He attacked the conservatives, the Republicans, the Supreme Court, and even some of his fellow Democrats. Then, to follow up that embarrassing display of childish whimpering, Obama met with House Republicans at their retreat in Baltimore and attacked them for voting against his radical, and failed, socialist agenda. Obama called his leftist health care plan “centrist” after accusing the GOP of labeling the legislation “Bolshevik.” Barry appealed to the Republicans to “look at the facts of the bill,”

Undelegated Power

James Madison, explaining the constitution, in Federalist Paper 45, said, “The powers delegated … to the federal government are few and defined. Those which are to remain in the State governments are numerous and indefinite. The former will be exercised principally on external objects, [such] as war, peace, negotiation, and foreign commerce. … The powers reserved to the several States will extend to all the objects which, in the ordinary course of affairs, concern the lives, liberties, and properties of the people.”

Thomas Jefferson emphasized that the states are not “subordinate” to the national government, but rather the two are “coordinate departments of one simple and integral whole. … The one is the domestic, the other the foreign branch of the same government.”

What does Thomas Jefferson know.

clipped from www.tenthamendmentcenter.com Calling on Thomas Jefferson and the Kentucky Resolutions of 1798, the bill reaffirms the principle that it was “We the People” of the several states that created the federal government, and not the other way around. Thus, it’s the people of each state, and not the federal government, that retains sovereignty, which is defined as “final authority” in the American System. The legislation states: “the several States composing the United States of America, are not united on the principle of unlimited submission to their General Government; but that, by a compact under the style and title of a Constitution for the United States, and of amendments thereto, they constituted a General Government for special purposes, delegated to that government certain definite powers, reserving, each State to itself, all remaining powers for their own self-government.” whensoever the General Government assumes undelegated powers, its acts are unauthoritative, void, and of no force.

Reviving the 10th Amendment

clipped from johnlocke.org Momentum is building in some states to do that, as this article shows. The Tenth Amendment says that unless the Constitution has specifically given some issue to the feds, it is reserved to the states or the people. Despite what the constitutional ignoramuses say about the unbridled powers under the commerce and general welfare clauses, very few matters are reserved to the federal government. If the feds could not mandate national uniformity on issues where they have no business intruding, a whole lot of our current problems would not exist. Anyone in the NC General Assembly interested in trying to put the brakes on the runaway train of federal power?

Major climate changes over last 15,000 years

clipped from www.c3headlines.com The natural climate cycles and dynamics over the long run will not be altered by human intervention. The forces of nature are just too immense for humans to control as the below graph from Greenland ice cores indicate. (click image to enlarge)

Nullification: A Constitutional History

clipped from www.tenthamendmentcenter.com Walter Kirk Wood, professor of history at Alabama State University and expert on the principle of nullification, explains the history of nullification in the American Constitutional tradition, a federal system as a check on arbitrary, centralized power, Imperium in Imperio and the American colonies, the three prominent nullification movements in early American history, James Madison’s “report of 1800,” Madison as the father of nullification and his notes on the Constitutional Convention, the extended-republic of the anti-federalists, how nullification acts as a check on central power and is inherent in a federal system, how nullification was virtually lost for over a century, its return in recent history, America’s first freedom as freedom from government, and more. Nullification: A Constitutional History (vol 1) Nullification: A Constitutional History (vol 2) Kentucky Resolutions of 1798 Virginia Resolution of 1798 NullificationHistory.com Current Nullification Efforts

What will the future say?

MIT Professor Richard Lindzen, PhD, Atmospheric Science

clipped from www.intellectualconservative.com “Future generations will wonder in bemused amazement that the early 21st century’s developed world went into hysterical panic over a globally averaged temperature increase of a few tenths of a degree, and, on the basis of gross exaggerations of highly uncertain computer projections combined into implausible chains of inference, proceeded to contemplate a roll-back of the industrial age.” – MIT Professor Richard Lindzen, PhD, Atmospheric Science

Comparing Bush vs Obama for the Nobel Prize

Not even close. Disgusting!

clipped from www.intellectualconservative.com Bush is more deserving of the Nobel Peace Prize than Obama. I think Bush is deserving of the Nobel Peace Prize not because of Afghanistan or Iraq (although I do think Afghanistan and Iraq are ultimately better off without al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein, respectively). I believe Bush is more deserving because he initiated the largest foreign aid humanitarian effort ever undertaken by a single country. During his 2003 State of the Union Address, President Bush launched The President’s Emergency Relief Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).2 He asked Congress to commit $15 billion over five years to this program. According to a study released by Stanford University School of Medicine in April 2009, 1.2 million people (mostly in Africa) are alive who would have otherwise not been as a direct result of PEPFAR.  The policies of President Obama haven’t saved a single life.