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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Communism must seem like some ridiculous hoax. A book review by Barton Swaim
Leszek Kolakowski devoted a lifetime to explaining why so many of his fellow intellectuals fell for murderous ideologies. Kolakowski, who died in 2009, was an intellectual in the best sense of that word: a scholar of vast learning, a writer … Continue reading
Carbon Tax Hallucinations…by Paul Driessen
Carbon Tax Hallucinations by Paul Driessen on February 19, 2013 Print This Post Average planetary temperatures haven’t budged in 16 years. Hurricanes and strong tornadoes are at or near their lowest ebb in decades. Global sea ice is back to normal, … Continue reading
Posted in Death of a Nation, Eco-Tyranny, Energy, Global warming, Government is Too Large, Obama, Political Correctness, Progressives, regulation, Socialism
Tagged abuse of power, CFACT, climate change, Democrats, dictator, Economy, energy, false science, global warming, Heritage Foundation, hurricane sandy, IPCC, Macroeconomics, paul driessen, political correctness, progressives, science
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In Chinese Buildings, a Copycat Craze…By Bianca Bosker
Duplicating Versailles, the Chrysler Building or the White House is seen as a mark of skill and superiority In Beijing, the new Wangjing SOHO complex, a trio of curvy office buildings designed by the internationally acclaimed architect Zaha Hadid, is … Continue reading
Posted in Building construction, China
Tagged Architecture, Beijing, building construction, Forbidden City, Guangzhou, Hebei province, Huizhou, Nanjing., Shanghai, Tsinghua University, Wenling, Wuxi
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If Muzak Goes, Will Rhode Island Be Next?…By JOE QUEENAN
These are not good times for venerable institutions. The U.S. post office just announced that it plans to drop Saturday mail delivery. Before that came the news that Muzak, the original elevator music, is being phased out, at least in … Continue reading
Posted in Obsolescence, Uncategorized
Tagged Canada, CNN, cole slaw, Dachshunds, fortune cookie, Galoshes. The Beach Boys. Business cards with raised embossed lettering. 20-second timeout. Fanny pack, hatchbacks, Muzak, Passbook savings account, penny, Post Office, Poundcake, revered national institutions, Rhode Island, Saturday mail, U.S. savings bonds, very fabric of American life
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Elected Officials Are Fundamentally Dishonest
Elected Officials Are Fundamentally Dishonest To the Editor of The Newton Bee: This letter was forwarded to Barack Obama, John Boehner, Chris Murphy, Dick Blumenthal, Elizabeth Esty, and Harry Reid I live in Sandy Hook, CT. My family and close … Continue reading
BUCHANAN TO OBAMA By Patrick J. Buchanan
BUCHANAN TO OBAMA By Patrick J. Buchanan Barack says we need to have a conversation about race in America .. Fair enough. But this time, it has to be a two-way conversation.. White America needs to be heard from, not … Continue reading
Posted in Obama, Political Correctness, Politics, Progressives, Racism, Socialism, Society at Risk, welfare state
Tagged adult education, African-Americans, black community, black criminals, black dropout rate, black victims, Churches, civic groups, crime and incarceration rates, day care, Earned Income Tax Credits, food stamps, foundations, gratitude, interracial crime, Jeremiah Wright, ladders of opportunity, legal services, Medicaid, Pell grants, rent supplements, retirement, schools, Section 8 housing, soup kitchens, student loans, welfare, white America
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Calvin Coolidge: An Economic General Who Cut Taxes & Produced Surpluses
Mr. Merry, editor of the National Interest, is the author of “Where They Stand: The American Presidents in the Eyes of Voters and Historians. n 1920, Coolidge emerged as the running mate to Republican presidential candidate Warren Harding, an intellectually … Continue reading