Understanding Fascism
Today we explore the meaning and facets of the ideology known as Fascism. We’ll briefly cover it’s origins and history before focusing on what this philosophy stands for, and promotes in a hopefully unbiased manner.
Today we explore the meaning and facets of the ideology known as Fascism. We’ll briefly cover it’s origins and history before focusing on what this philosophy stands for, and promotes in a hopefully unbiased manner.
Igor Shoikhedbrod’s “Revisiting Marx’s Critique of Liberalism” offers a theoretical reconstruction of Karl Marx’s new materialist understanding of justice, legality, and rights through the vantage point of his widely invoked but generally misunderstood critique of liberalism.
Former Louisiana Governor, Huey Long, was once a figure of great controversy and interest. During the Great Depression of the late 1920’s and early 1930’s, Long achieved prominence on a populist and seemingly socialistic platform which advocated redistribution of wealth, and much more. Often portrayed through history as […]
By Peter Cho Waking up early on a Saturday morning or racing home from school to catch your favorite animated shows is something of a right of passage for children of all ages and adults who are kids at heart. While most are designed to be innocent, pure, […]
–Audience Question: Can we say for sure that UFOs aren’t aliens?
By Matt Purple, The American Conservative Everyone understands the Soviet Union tried to cover up the Chernobyl disaster, but what’s less known is that they’d already pulled it off once before. In 1957, an accident at a plutonium production site near the remote city of Kyshtym in the […]
By Chris Navagonski, The American Conservative President Biden is right: America is back. Since January, the United States has re-embraced the tactlessness and belligerence that have for so long defined American foreign policy. In April, Biden was a no-show when Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga visited the White […]
Netanyahu could be out. A more extreme right-winger is set to take his place. But the new ruling coalition is being heralded as a “progressive step” and “an opportunity for change.” Learn the shocking details about what is happening, and what it means for Palestine with prominent Israeli […]
And now in leftist civil war news…
Apparently, there is a civil war going on in some of the state Libertarian Parties. I have no idea what it’s about, but my first impression is that it’s about which side the LP should take in the Red/Blue sectarian civil war. Libertarian Party of New Hampshire During […]
The more parties, the better. Activist, Renee Johnston, discusses The People’s Party.
The totalitarian humanist revolution is being consolidated.
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley Believe it or not, dearest motherfuckers, these can be depressing times for an upstart genderfuck anarchist like myself and not just because I have depression. On the 52nd Pride Month, this bastard nation seems to be divided up […]
By Hada Thier, Jacobin Yet again, both Republican and Democratic party leaders are attacking Rep. Ilhan Omar for telling the truth about American and Israeli war crimes. And yet again, Omar has nothing to apologize for. As sure as the sun rises in the morning, the American political […]
By Tim Challies I grew up in the era of the Cold War. From my youngest days I was taught that the West was the bastion of democratic freedom and the Soviet Union the stronghold of oppressive totalitarianism. We knew who the enemy was, and we knew he […]
By Bill Hull, The Bonhoeffer Project Hard totalitarianism is easy to see. It is Soviet tanks rolling through your streets. It is the secret police in the former East Germany bugging your home, following you, arresting you, torturing you, and imprisoning you with a show trial or no […]
By James M. Patterson, Law Liberty Many Americans today live on edge. The arrival of COVID-19 has introduced an invisible enemy that attacks without reason or mercy. The policy responses of quarantine and shutdown have led to lay-offs, business failures, evictions, and foreclosures. Those still lucky enough to […]
Many critics of the GOP like to focus on figures like Marjorie Taylor Greene, Lauren Boebert, and Louie Gohmert. But it’s important to recognize those are a fringe subset of Republicans just like AOC and Omar are fringe figures among the Democrats. The two parties and their house […]
By Ben Norton and Max Blumenthal, Ron Paul Institute March 2021 marked the 10th anniversary of the Western regime-change war on Syria. And after a decade of grueling conflict, Washington is still maneuvering to extend its longstanding relationship with the Salafi-jihadist militants fighting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. With […]
The real reason that the Red Tribers hate Ilhan Omar is not that she is from Somalia or a woman or a Muslim. Her status as a Somali Muslim doesn’t win her any points with many Republicans to be sure, but that’s not the real reason that they […]
Since the rise of the Communist Party to power within China, the state has made clear it’s ambitions of becoming a major player in world affairs; initially this meant merely being to the Soviet Union what Britain and the EU were to the United States, but following the […]
With the tremendous political tension both within and between the United States, the European Union, China, and Russia, there’s been a lot of speculation around the possibility of a new large-scale global conflict between the world powers in the form of another Great War. Will World War 3 […]
The most interesting information in this is that the military was split in half in terms of support or opposition to the Trump regime. And it’s obvious that the Biden regime is trying to purge the military of conservatives. What if the mass civil unrest currently being experienced […]
As a follow up to my video on What If Civil War Broke Out Between Republicans and Democrats where we explained who would win, how either side could win, and the long term outcome of a Second Civil War, we’ve come to the conclusion, based on recent events, […]
By MEE staff Pro-Palestinian activists have stormed and taken over a factory in Runcorn, a town in the northwest of England, which it says supplies parts for drones produced by Israeli arms manufacturer Elbit Systems. Palestine Action said in a statement that it had “stormed, scaled, and occupied” the factory, operated by APPH, […]
BY MAJOR NEILL FRANKLIN (RET.) t this point, most people who have studied this issue (including Mr. Sabet) agree that the prohibition of marijuana has been a catastrophe. Police make hundreds of thousands of marijuana arrests each year—663,000 in 2018 alone—wasting time that could be spent solving and preventing […]
By Aila Slisco, Newsweek Two-thirds of American voters now support decriminalizing all drugs, while 83 percent believe that the “war on drugs” has failed, according to a new poll. A 66 percent majority were in favor of “eliminating criminal penalties for drug possession and reinvesting drug enforcement resources […]
“If you haven’t been insulted by me, then you ain’t black”- Joe (Let me stare and smell your hair) Biden
Izzy Award-winning Journalist Aaron Maté (https://twitter.com/aaronjmate) calls out media figures who claim to be Left and “anti-interventionist,” while totally ignoring the intervention in the countries they’re reporting on. Having recently been attacked for reporting from Syria, Maté responds to a segment from The Young Turks and Ana Kasperian […]
The Squad are the Future Political Millionaires who protect Billionaires.
“To be an enemy of America can be dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal.” – Henry Kissinger
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky react to new statistics on millennials’ financial futures.
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky react to a new survey by the American Medical Association.
Friday, the U.S. House of Representatives held a hearing titled ‘Understanding the Fight to Protect LGBTQI+ Rights in Europe and Eurasia’.
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky react to Texas Gov. Abbott’s 1836 Project.
Matt Stoller, research director at The American Economic Liberties Project, and Sam Haselby, historian, discuss the role of Ivy League colleges in American democracy.
Founder of The Daily Poster, David Sirota, discusses private equity firms that are buying up suburban neighborhoods across the country.
The secrets behind Ho Chi Minh’s control of Vietnam and his ability to force the Japanese, the French and the Americans out of his country during his three decade reign.
Rep. Darrell Issa pressed FBI Director Chris Wray on spying on American citizens.
Team Rising discusses the different responses to post-vaccine life.
Good luck with that one. Team Rising reacts to reports that American Airlines is asking employees to work for free.
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky discuss the shift in political ideology of millennials and Gen-Z.
These intra-libertarian civil wars are as funny as their parallels on the left. I’ve never called myself a libertarian. For one thing, orthodox libertarians (the Mises-Hayek-Friedman-Rand-Rothbard) were always too corporation-friendly for my tastes. It doesn’t seem to do much good to oppose the king while lionizing the aristocracy. […]
Tom Cotton is a total douchebag and one of the right-wing’s most dangerous figures (as a bridge between the neocons, Likudniks, Saudis, MIC, supply-siders, Reaganites, Trumpists, evangelicals, and nativists). He is also smarter, shrewder, and more calculating than similar figures like Cruz, Rubio, and Hawley. But he is […]
Sound Money Defense League Washington, DC (June 10, 2021) – As foreign governments reportedly accumulate gold and de-dollarize their sovereign wealth funds, a Republican congressman is asking tough questions of the U.S. Treasury about its secretive gold activities. Representative Alex Mooney (R-WV) – sponsor of the Gold Reserve Transparency […]
By Damon Linker, The Week Donald Trump’s presidency was a product of the country’s political polarization, but Trump himself pushed that polarization much further than it was before he took office. His actions during his final weeks in the White House — above all, his denial of his […]
By Felipe Corrêa To deal with the political thought of Errico Malatesta is not a simple task and is something that must be carried out with necessary caution. It is relevant to bear in mind three fundamental questions that run throughout any more careful analysis of his work: […]
By Jukka Savolainen, Slate It’s not hygge, the welfare state, or drinking. It’s reasonable expectations. Is hygge still a thing? The Danish concept of comfortable conviviality and all things cozy is supposed to capture the essence of Danish culture and has been marketed as the secret for happy […]
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