Quote of the Week:
“Everything the State says is a lie, and everything it has it has stolen.”
-Friedrich Nietzsche
“Journalists and opinion makers who now deride what was revolutionary and progressive about modern capitalism (an easier life and a higher standard of living) do so as to stay ahead of the curve so they can welcome with open arms the new class war between the People (the majority of the population, those who work for a living) and the Elite (the plutocrats and oligarchs, their enablers and co-conspirators in the government, and their defenders in the MSM and upper academia) and ensure they are on the winning side. These court ‘intellectuals’ (if we can even dignify them with such a word) will speak of the very real and often underexplained and underestimated economic crisis with the same level of urgency as the entirely fictional environmental crisis, itself a secularized catastrophe fantasy designed to give these postmodern Puritans something to feel morally superior about with their lifestyle politics of Whole Foods activism and urbanite entitlement.”
-Ean Frick
On the Essentials of the High Modernist Era and the Current Crisis by Ean Frick
Maybe the Meltdown Wasn’t What You Think by Peter Brimelow
Why the U.S. Stimulus Package is Bound to Fail by David Harvey
Slumdog Success Story from Distributist Review
ACORN Initiates Civil Disobedience to Stop Foreclosures by Fernanda Santos
The PIGS Are At It Again from Rad Geek
Self-Management in Cuba, Part 3? by Larry Gambone
Choose Responsibility: Abolish the Drinking Age by from Thus Spoke Belinsky
How the Economy Was Lost by Paul Craig Roberts
American Homelessness Indicts Elite Heartlessness by Donald A. Collins
Why Merge Turkey with Europe? Why Merge Mexico with the U.S.? by Taki Theodoracopulos
How the Jews Got Their Smarts by Razib Khan
The Baptism of the State by Richard Spencer
Do You Really Want a “Conservation on Race”? by Pat Buchanan
Our Enemy, the GOP by Paul Gottfried
Get Those Shovels Ready to Dig Our Economic Graves by Bill Bonner
Weary Cogs in the Imperial Machine by Mark Crovelli
The Tax Attack on Persecuted Smokers by Philip Hensley
The Friendly Iranians by Will Hide
The Israel-Firsters Gasping, Dying Smear Tactics by Glenn Greenwald
Obama Should Follow Gorbachev’s Example by Eric Margolis
Republican National Socialism by Mike Tennant
Getting On With It in China by Chris Clancy
Federal Repression of Secessionists? by Carol Moore
Twenty States Are Talking About Secession
Puritannically Correct Cruelty by William Norman Grigg
The Rise of Avigdor Lieberman by Justin Raimondo
Empire at the End of Its Rope by Alan Bock
Cambodia’s Missing Accused by John Pilger
Peace or Peril by Chris Hedges
Obama’s Bananastan by Jeff Huber
Who Is Binyam Mohamed? by Andy Worthington
Don’t Let the Iran Headlines Scare You by Robert Dreyfuss
We Need a Truth Commission to Uncover Bush-Era Wrongdoing by James Cavallaro
Israel is Blind to Its Own Arab Citizens by Fareed Zakaria
Obama’s “Humane” Guantanamo is a Joke by Andy Worthington
Obama’s Embrace of Bush/Cheney “Terrorism” Policies by Glenn Greenwald
Tax Time from Second Vermont Republic
Is Nationalization Inevitable? by Peter Morici
The New War in Iraq by Patrick Cockburn
Going Up Against Big Coal in West Virginia by Mike Roselle
Obama Steps on the Pentagon Escalator by Franklin Spinney
How Credit Unions Survived the Crash by Ralph Nader
Kennedy and the Corporate Lobbies Craft a Health Plan by Helen Redmond
Murderous Atlanta PIGS Sentenced to Fed Time (don’t drop the soap, piggies!)
A Particular Universalism by TGGP
Affirmative Action Around the World by Thomas Sowell
Who Pulls the Strings: Zionism or Capitalism? Norman Finkelstein and James Petras debate
The New York Times is Going Under-Hooray!! by Eric Englund
Race Cowards in Academia by Walter Williams
Billions for Bankers, Nothing for Homeowners by Dave Gonigam
Understanding Environmentalism by Vin Suprynowicz
The Obamanians Are Dangerously Wrong by Lew Rockwell
Race Agitator by William Norman Grigg
The Sickening Media by Glenn Greenwald
Will There Be Civil Unrest in the U.S.?
The Forerunner to Obamanomics by Lew Rockwell
Gun Owners in the Age of Obama by Mike Gaddy
The Silence of the Liberals by Justin Raimondo
To Russia, With Hate by Justin Raimondo
Balancing Beijing by Doug Bandow
Start Closing Overseas Bases Now by David Vine
Beware Treating Afghanistan Like Iraq by Patrick Cockburn
What Obama’s Risking in Afghanistan by John Bruhns
Return of the War Party by Pat Buchanan
Obamaland by Charles Glass
Affirmative Action GOP by Jack Hunter
Poverty Does Not Cause Terrorism by Austin Bramwell
The Transition to a Relocalized Manufacturing Economy by Kevin Carson
So Much for the Freedom to Protest by Francois Tremblay
South Carolina House Adopts State Sovereignty Resolution
Alternatives to Panic: Rising from the Ashes of the Old Economy by P. B. Floyd
Teacher and Student: The New Class Struggle by Niranjan Ramakrishna
Obama’s Non-Withdrawal Withdrawal Plan by Chris Floyd
Afghanistan: Chaos Central by Chris Sands
All About Greed by Sheldon Richman
Wall Street Journal Says Limited Liability Plays a Role in Current Crisis
The Pentagon is a Money Toilet by John Zmirak
We Should Laugh at Race-Based Jokes, Says Clint Eastwood
It Would Be Cheaper to Fight WW2 Again by Robert Higgs
Glenn Beck is a Worthless Piece of Shit
The Economics of Empire David Henderson interviewed by Scott Horton
Drawdown Plan May Leave Combat Brigades in Iraq by Gareth Porter
Obama’s Afghan Problem by Thomas Eddlem
Doomed to Repeat History in Afghanistan by Joseph Galloway
Starting the Second Korean War by Doug Bandow
Obama’s War on Terror by Joanne Mariner
Obama’s Iraq Plan Ain’t It by Robert Dreyfuss
Obama’s Debt Orgy by Peter Schiff
Anarchism and Radical Governments by Larry Gambone
PIGS Occupy California High School
Is Nancy Pelosi Really Against War Crimes? by Alexander Cockburn
From Bush to Obama: Seven Years of Wartime Propaganda by Anthony DiMaggio
The Banks War on Workers by Mischa Gaus
Ruining Young Lives for Profit by Nicole Colson
National-Anarchist Beach Cleanse by Bay Area National Anarchists
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