Hand-outs that undermine the economy. Sovereign debt and politics' inability to stop the bleeding. How to use science to generate hot air for politics' balloon. How to get accused of hate speech without an effort.
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Nancy Morgan is back with this week's idiots. It is smart to help folks vote for you. The constitutional right to disrupt speeches. The nuclear bomb clock is ticking. The Euro in hot water. The EU in trouble. "Help! We have a surplus!" The mainstream press isn't above using a sad case of a man's suicide in an attempt to marginalize the opponents of the progressive Obama administration. Withdraw if they shoot back. Words do not always suffice to defend democratic values. The new, stylish way to commit suicide. Climate-gate and good intentions that redeem bad deeds. Sanctions could save Iran from the Mullah's folly. The Dictator's Tantrum. Promises, reality and terror. Oppressive liberators. The lawfulness of revolutions that ultimately fail their supporters. Prophets in error and the light-tower of the present's failures. What if we encourage our civil servants to strike permanently? It isn't necessarily true that a legislative supermajority precludes presidential leadership. It may be a matter of political ideology or personality instead. More than half of Democrats in a recent Gallup poll had a positive image of socialism. Over one-third of all Americans (36%) did. What gives? Are left-liberal mainstream media and the nation's educators putting us on the road to Professor Hayek's serfdom? Iran: The news is cruel but true. When apparent sanity is based on a misunderstanding. What you did not want to hear about bank secrecy. Fleeing Germany. Do not raise taxes: reduce expenditures. The history of the Church of Secular/Progressivism. How the secular progressives have developed a political viewpoint into a religious experience. Barack Obama and his ilk are charitable, to be sure, but they're charitable with other people's money. "Too big to fail" leads to "too big to be saved." Ending privacy. The Gleichschaltung of global taxes: "IRS' of the World, Unite!" The Korean War and the Alliance today. The responsibility for collateral damage. Duly noted by George de Poor Handlery. Crushing crises and the culture of improvisation. Close your eyes and the troubles are gone. Intellectuals and tyrannies: Persecution is a form of coveted recognition. Present perils and the downgrading of the Soviet threat. The ostrich-test. An ailment of our culture? Terrorism is a calling: Even released terrorists remain in the business. Two reactions to underdevelopment. Self-exclusion and the frustrated immigrant. The Left is not against the unshared good life of some but against the good life as such. Frustrated elites and their disdain for the middle class. The skipped revolution: the masses refuse their redeemers. Who does not trust the common man? When words fail: the propaganda of deeds. If you are overheard in life, [...] The governing class, its power and wealth. State intervention and curing the market cures. Separating state and church was easier than untying the government and the economy. Is the choice between honest poverty and crooked wealth? The interests of the "state class" and the people. How neutral can the state be? Wealth, well-being and the [...] The new decade begins much like the last one – with the death of a dozen or so American servicemen in the war between Islamic fundamentalism and western civilization. The Talker-in-Chief and "Copenhagen." Michelangelo and American foreign policy. The problems of war time Democrat Presidents. Open societies and their wars. Is Iran demonstratively hiding what it does not have? Admit the failure of diplomacy? Searching for antidotes against the insolent disobedience of the restless masses. Pacify Islam: export secular atheism. Just discovered: Muslims are not responsible for the last two world wars. The devaluation of racism through over incantation. About the extent of Soviet infiltration. Between 1960 and 1980, the divorce rate in this country doubled and today hovers at around 50%, while the birth rate has been in steady decline. Founded in 1990, The National Anxiety Center, a clearinghouse for information about "scare campaigns" designed to influence public opinion and policy, has periodically issued a list of the top anxieties Americans will experience in the coming year. We owe a debt of gratitude to the founder of Kwanzaa, Ron Everett, AKA Ron Karenga. Justice to the Middle Ages. Cultural success and the dynamism of the West. Free ideas against stolid dogmatism. The dogmas of security and the uncertainties of freedom. The nature of the challenge determines the proper response to it. The value of the dollar. Obama's dilemma: How much surrender is volatile support worth? Welfare competes with earned [...] Within a generation, two at most, either there will be a true, powerful and long-term conservative renaissance in the USA or we will slip irreversibly into a permanent leftist nightmare. |
 
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