Yesterday we covered Cameron's calls for austerity in Britain, believing it was perhaps part of a larger dominant social theme sweeping Europe and eventually America. The fear-based promotion in this case is that governments are over-extended and t...
This is how unhinged the Democrat Party has become We’re used to seeing idiotic things from Pete Stark, but this is arrogance-deluxe even from him. Via Michelle Malkin and the Golden Gate Minutemen (who are probably quite sick of being stuck with...
Thank you to everyone who came out! The Social last week was a huge success and we were packed to capacity almost 200 people showed up! It was a great evening of meeting new people and visiting with our faithful supporters. Everyone was excited to ha...
Jan Brewer, after meeting with White House officials, comes out “visibly upset”; Via TheRightScoop; So Obama promises to send help to Arizona, but sends twice as much money to Mexico as he spends on protecting US citizens, and his idea of help to Arizona so far is these signs; [UPDATE] See here for the saga [...]
“We need to knuckle under and we need to live more prudently.” “When do we do that, Rick? When do we do that?” “November second. November second is the day.” At 1:29 He then proceeds to inform the panel on CNBC’s Squawk Box what we need to do to bring the economy out of its [...]
RJ Harris attended four events this past Saturday. He received the endorsement of the Sooner Republican Assembly with over 80% of the vote, and he was well received by the State GOP "Spolight on the Candidates" attendees.
As we have reported before, this austerity seems part of a larger dominant social theme. In the US, President Barack Obama is quoted as speaking about the need for "painful" choices. In Europe, a whole slew of Southern European countries are ...
We write a lot about the alternative press, but when it comes to analyzing the dominant social themes of the power elite, we try to take excerpts from mainstream publications to show how these fear-based memes are disseminated and the ways the are posi...
Paul Krugman's article The Renminbi Runaround in the June 24th edition of The New York Times is not only diplomatically insensitive: it also lacks economic justification. The United States, with its unprecedented debt, is hardly in a position to le...
General McChristal spoke out of line, though perhaps truth to power. Yet hasn't the American military been mislead into thinking that it is the answer to most of our problems? In which case his conduct may well be quite understandable, even a prelu...