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Quotes of the Week:
“The high-pitched activist liberals I collided with in college are living out one prolonged shit test that has its own ontological area code. I recall the effect of their overall swagger and posture to be a dare, to anyone who suggested any degree of serious hesitation about gay marriage, mass immigration, racial egalitarianism, or whatever. I wasn’t self-consciously right-wing when I first encountered this but I couldn’t resist the challenge and still can’t. Cocky liberals might intimidate someone with their knowing bluster, but it won’t be me. I was going to call their bluff wherever and whenever I could. My instinctive response was to say, “Look, you don’t have the grasp on truth you pretend to and your moral scruples are exaggerated. You’re not saving any lives or making the world a better place by raging against homophobia and imaginary Nazis. You’re just striking a pose to impress yourself and others. I’m unimpressed.”
Is America Coming Apart? by Pat Buchanan
The American Left: Rebel Without a Cause by Thomas N. Naylor
Indefensible Nation by Paul Craig Roberts
Put Not Your Faith in Princes by Kevin Carson
The Weaponization of Human Rights by Chase Madar
Europe’s Complicity in Evil by Paul Craig Roberts
The Name That Must Not Be Mentioned by Paul Gottfried
Eight Years Later by Stonewall
The Men That Make the Empire Robert Parry interviewed by Scott Horton
Creativity As the Lifeblood of Freedom by Francois Tremblay
Obama’s Big Speech-Give Us a F….ing Break! by Alexander Cockburn
I Am Barack Obama’s Political Prisoner Now by Leonard Peltier
“Repeal the 21st Century” Anthony Gregory interviewed by Scott Horton
Military Brass Has George Will’s Back by Jack Hunter
How to Fight Deflation by Mike Whitney
The New Segregation by Grant Havers
Watergate and Modern Scandals by Saul Landau
The Conservative “Corruption” Problem by Dylan Hales
Disgraceful Democrats by Russell Mokhiber
Beware Petraeus: The General Who Would Be King Jeff Huber interviewed by Scott Horton
This Is How Its Done by Kevin DeAnna
The State of U.S. National Security by Brian M Downing
Pat Buchanan and 9-11 by Jack Hunter
Will Obama Seize the Internet? Declan McCullagh interviewed by Scott Horton
Afghan Firefight by Franklin C. Spinney
Pro-Life Demonstrator Murdered in Michigan: Is a Civil War Coming? by Tom Piatak
A Solution to the Health Care Problem by Charles R. Larson
Traficant vs AIPAC by Richard Spencer
Call It the “Peter Brimelow Rule” by Robert Stacy McCain
Israeli Ads Warn Against Marrying Non-Jews by Jonathan Cook
Encountering Gottfried by Ilana Mercer
Norman’s War by Paul Gottfried
Lies and the Lying Liars Who Lie Them by Jack Hunter
Willful Blindness by Richard Spencer
Hate America? Count Me Out! by Chuck Baldwin
Ten Lessons of 9-11 by Sheldon Richman
Obama Equals Bush on Steroids by Bede
Come to Vermont, Help Us Secede, and Escape the Empire by Thomas N. Naylor
Dominique Venner’s Ernst Junger: Another European Destiny by Michael O’Meara
Food Among the Ruins by Mark Dowie
When Satire Becomes Reality by Justin Raimondo
Ronald Reagan’s Torture by Robert Parry
How Afghanistan Became the Graveyard of the Russian Empire by Dave Crouch
The Evils of Preventive Detention by Glenn Greenwald
The Continual Selling of the Afghan War by William Blum
Let Poppies Grow; Bring Troops Home by Al Neuharth
Obama’s Leading the U.S. Into a Hellish Quagmire by Mark Ames
Puff Daddies by Daniel Engber
Commercial Products Before the Drug War
“The Italians were called wops, the Jews were called hymies, I was of course a greaseball, and every Hispanic was a spic. Well, we all got along famously! It was rough, but it was fine.”
-Taki Theodoracopulos
Weekly Reading of Scripture
Anarcho-Syndicalism by Rudolf Rocker
On Anarchy by Dyer Lum
The Radical Individualism of Paul Goodman by Richard Wall
Tolstoy the Peculiar Christian Anarchist by Alexandre Christoyannopoulos
“The Kingdom of God Is Within You” by Count Leo Tolstoy
Constructive Policy Vs Destructive War by Marie Louise Berneri
A Nation of Sheep, Ruled by Wolves, Owned by Pigs
The Revolution Within Anarchism
Forty Years in the Wilderness?
Liberty and Populism: Building An Effective Resistance Movement for North America
