Socialism in America

Socialism in the United States began with utopian communities in the early 19th century. Labor activists, usually British, German, or Jewish immigrants, founded the Socialist Labor Party of America in 1877. Is socialism haunting America, especially among our millennials? There is evidence many young Americans’ have sympathy for socialism. A large majority of millennials have a favorable opinion of socialism after being taught for 8 years under common core and throughout our universities under the Obama administration that socialism is a great concept. All the time forgetting all the history to the contrary. There were millions of deaths under socialism and communism of their own citizens under the Mao communist Chinese and Stalin communist Russian regimes. But these atrocities have been attempted to be erased from history by much of academia. They no-longer is socialism hidden since the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) now boasts 30,000 members, most of them in their twenties and eager to follow the socialist banner and many are in the United States Congress today.

PALESTINIANS SPEAK THE LANGUAGE OF VIOLENCE ISRAEL TAUGHT THEM

Washington DC — (Scheerpost) — The indiscriminate shootings of Israelis by Hamas and other Palestinian resistance organizations, the kidnapping of civilians, the barrage of rockets into Israel, drone attacks on a variety of targets from tanks to automated machine gun nests, are the familiar language of the Israeli occupier. Israel has spoken this blood-soaked language of violence to the Palestinians...

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Cocaine on Track to Become Colombia’s Top Export, Surpassing Oil

Julie Caron/iStock/Getty Images Plus Dried coca leaves What are the implications for a country when its most lucrative business is one considered illicit throughout the world? According to a report from Bloomberg Economics, cocaine is poised to become Colombia’s top export, surpassing even oil. This comes amid the South American country’s efforts to legalize the cocaine trade. Whereas oil exports...

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Niger is Far from a Typical Coup

Rather than send troops in response to the coup, France and the U.S. seem to favor a “Rwanda” type solution applied in Mozambique earlier this year, writes Vijay Prashad. Only this time ECOWAS would apply force.     On July 26, Niger’s presidential guard moved against the sitting president — Mohamed Bazoum — and conducted a coup d’état. A brief contest among the...

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The Next Generation Is Being Groomed For Destruction – Here’s Why They Are Vulnerable

The past week the National Education Association, the largest teachers union in the US, issued guidance on the use of leftist activist symbols in public school classrooms. As part of their advice to teachers, they recommended violating district and state rules and hanging items such as pride flags and BLM flags. This is generally cited as a means to “start...

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‘The Great American Divorce’ Is Not Just Happening; It’s Growing Bigger by the Minute

flickr.com Wayne Allen Root We have this never-ending debate in America and especially in Washington, D.C., about what works: Left or Right, liberalism or conservatism, capitalism or socialism. Well, there’s no need to debate anymore. The answer is in. We won! Yes, the debate is over. All the stats are in from a hundred directions. “The Great American Divorce” I’ve...

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I Have Full Confidence in China’s Future – Watching America

Since its founding, the Communist Party of China (CPC) has led the Chinese people in a bitter struggle toward national independence and popular liberation, and it has brought about the country’s rapid economic development. Every one of China’s significant achievements is inseparable from the CPC’s leadership. By adhering to the basic tenets of Marxism, the CPC has upheld and developed...

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The DeSantis vs. Newsom Duel

Commentary In recent months, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) and California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) have been crisscrossing the country. They are offering dueling narratives regarding the upsides of their own states while lambasting the downsides of their opponent’s states. Why are these two governors sniping at one another? Are they raising their national profiles and jockeying for position in...

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Louisiana Gov. Vetoes Bill Meant to Shield Children From Transgender Procedures

Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, has vetoed a bill that was meant to protect children from transgender gender-change surgeries and other procedures like giving kids cross-sex hormones. House Bill 648, known as the “Stop Harming Our Kids Act,” was passed by the Republican-controlled state legislature along party lines in early June. The bill sought to prohibit hormone treatments...

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Money-Supply Slump Spells Private-Sector Recession

Commentary Allow me to explain why we have not seen a recession yet, despite the collapse in base money supply. We are witnessing the stealth nationalization of the economy. What does this mean? The entire burden of the monetary collapse and rate hikes is falling on the shoulders of families and small businesses, while large corporations and governments are virtually...

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Raise Your Sons to Be Dangerous Men

SolStock/iStock/Getty Images Plus Those who seek tyrannical control over the masses would much rather deal with docile men than with ones willing to fight back. Understanding this provides a useful heuristic for understanding many modern social phenomena. From transgenderism to feminism to the promotion of sedentary lifestyles, a lot of the things being inculcated in people — particularly men —...

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Domestic Flights Banned in France to Cut Carbon

franckreporter/iStock/Getty Images Plus France is saving Mother Earth by banning domestic short-haul flights. The country’s Minister of Transportation, Clement Beaune, says this will help combat climate change by cutting carbon emissions.  The initiative came into force on May 23 and affects any flights that can be substituted with a journey by train of less than two-and-a-half hours.  Agenda 2030 Reports...

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America Needs a Transfusion – Part II

Commentary In Part I, I said China should not wake a sleeping elephant, that democracies are slow to react, but once aroused, their citizens united, those who attack them, Germany and Japan during WW II, soon wish they hadn’t. To this day the Persians wish they hadn’t attacked the Greeks at the plain of Marathon in 490 BC. Fearful of losing what they had...

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Kissinger: A Century-Old Evil

Published in La Jornada (Mexico) on 28 May 2023 Translated from Spanish by Patricia Simoni. Edited by Michelle Bisson. Posted on May 31, 2023. Yesterday Henry Kissinger, the most important strategist and ideologue of U.S. imperialism since World War II, celebrated his 100th birthday. If the world were governed by justice, the multiple crimes against humanity perpetrated under his orders...

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‘Whole Child’ Gimmick Is Health Socialism

Commentary Can California further socialize the raising of children, reducing the parents’ role even more? Yes, it can. In the May Revision to his budget proposal for fiscal year 2023-24, Gov. Gavin Newsom advances what’s called “Whole Child” health care: “The state is reasonably positioned to sustain the continued multi-year implementation of the California for All Kids plan—a whole child...

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Winning Over the Youth Isn’t Complicated

Luis Miguel Trendiness should never take the place of timelessness. Not in the life of the individual, not in society, and not in a political movement that earnestly seeks to do good for society. Yet the mainstream conservative movement’s desperation to be “hip” and “relevant” in order to win over the youth vote has led to a pitiful state. Like...

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NY Times Publisher, Ironically, Demands Return to Journalistic Independence

Commentary On the same day the Durham report was released, revealing there was never any substance behind the Trump-Russia collusion story despite the media obsessing over it for two years, New York Times publisher A.G. Sulzberger ironically wrote about the importance of an unbiased press. In his piece in the Columbia Journalism Review, he strongly advocates that the New York...

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Nearly 700 Professors at UNC Oppose Requiring Study of the Constitution

Shop For Night Vision | See more... Nearly 700 Professors at UNC Oppose Requiring Study of the Constitution Ryan Herron/iStock/Getty Images Plus UNC-Chapel Hill Should college students be required to study the U.S. Constitution in order to graduate? A bill pending before the North Carolina state Legislature — HB 96 — would mandate just that. Specifically, students seeking to graduate...

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