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8 August, 2021

The American Stalinists, Then and Now

Posted by Socrates in Biden, Biden administration, China, China as a threat to the West, jewish spies, Jewish spying accusations, Roosevelt, Roosevelt as a Baruch puppet, Roosevelt's Jewish cabal, Soviet Union, spies, Stalin, Truman, Truman and spying at 12:11 pm | Permanent Link

No one is safe when leftists control the government, since they have no standards and no morals. Not only was the U.S. government full of Soviet spies during the WWII years and afterwards, but, when told about the spies, the next leftist government (the Truman administration, which began in April 1945) did nothing about the […]



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13 February, 2021

Neocons Try to Steer the Right in a Non-Populist Direction

Posted by Socrates in interventionism, interventionism vs. isolationism, Israel, Israel - the facts, Korean War, kosher conservatives, leftism, leftists, liberalism, liberals, Neocon agenda, neocon ideology, Neocons, perpetual war for perpetual peace, Reagan, Roosevelt, Socrates, Truman, Trump, Trump's policies, Trumpphobia, War! War! War!, Zionism, Zionist lobby at 11:13 am | Permanent Link

Talk about a stupid move: Donald Trump got more votes than any U.S. president in history in 2020, yet, this new group ignores that fact and embraces failed neocon ideology. Not smart. The neocons want to “return to normalcy”? They mean: “return to the days of ‘conservatives who don’t conserve anything.’” Yeah, sure. We had […]



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29 May, 2016

Memorial Day and Unnecessary Wars

Posted by Socrates in Iraq War, Korea, Memorial Day, Socrates, Truman, unnecessary wars, Vietnam War, war, war as a racket, war as unnecessary, World War II at 1:58 pm | Permanent Link

(Above: a U.S. soldier who was executed by communist forces, Korea, circa 1951. President Harry Truman had no legal authority to send U.S. troops to Korea. Only Congress can declare war, and it didn’t. Congress has not declared war since World War II. Odd, huh?). This Memorial Day, let us remember all of the innocent […]



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