The State of Missouri issued a study detailing Militias.
It's laughable and scary at the same time.
You can view it on scribd.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Friday, February 27, 2009
Call it what it is
Of course the main stream media isn't labeling what the Obama administration is doing correctly. No surprise there.
The GOP and all their radio shills are calling it socialism. That's close, but it's still not what it is.
I still haven't caught any libertarians calling it what it is.
It's national socialism, plain and clear.
From Wikipedia:
Also, under Nazism the State controls the capital. Under Hitler, the State owned some companies and industries (Volkswagen, for example) but simply directed others. The State is taking control (or at least controlling shares) of several banks and directing other companies (GM, Chrysler and Ford) with the whole carrot and stick scheme of bailout money attached to strings.
If you haven't already watched "Overview of America" by the John Birch Society, it's embedded below. There's a very good description of various forms of government.
The GOP and all their radio shills are calling it socialism. That's close, but it's still not what it is.
I still haven't caught any libertarians calling it what it is.
It's national socialism, plain and clear.
From Wikipedia:
The term "National Socialism" derives from this citizen-nation relationship, whereby the term socialism is invoked and is meant to be realized through the common duty of the individuals to the German people; all actions are to be in service of the Reich. The Nazis stated that their goal was to bring forth a nation-state as the locus and embodiment of the people’s collective will, bound by the Volksgemeinschaft, as both an ideal and an operating instrument. In comparison, traditional socialist ideologies oppose the idea of nations.Doesn't this sound like Obama's whole "national service" platform?
Also, under Nazism the State controls the capital. Under Hitler, the State owned some companies and industries (Volkswagen, for example) but simply directed others. The State is taking control (or at least controlling shares) of several banks and directing other companies (GM, Chrysler and Ford) with the whole carrot and stick scheme of bailout money attached to strings.
If you haven't already watched "Overview of America" by the John Birch Society, it's embedded below. There's a very good description of various forms of government.
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Chicago Tea Party
I never thought I'd say this about anyone on any NBC affiliate, but this is fucking beautiful...
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