In any human population, one will find the productive the could-be-productive-but-choose-not-to-be the weak The proportions of each determine whether a society will flourish or be destroyed from within. You may have noticed that I have three categories above, not two, in contrast to the infantile Occupy movement (1% vs. 99%), or the “two Americas” idea [...]
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The Productive, The Could-Be-But-Choose-Not-To-Be, and the Weak
Posted in American Manifesto, Saving Healthcare, Treason, tagged Axl Rose, China, failed state, Germany, Greece, insolvency, Loss of sovereignty, Molotov cocktail, Obamacare, Per-capita federal spending, Rachel Donadio on March 8, 2012 | 7 Comments »
Reagan at Reykjavik: A God-like Performance
Posted in American Manifesto, First Principles, Ronald Reagan, tagged Gorbachev, nuclear disarmament, Reagan, Reykjavik on October 21, 2011 | 3 Comments »
I stumbled across a no-nukes website and read an essay lamenting the “lost opportunity” of the 1986 Reagan/Gorbachev summit in Reykjavik. Such wrong-headed or blind-spot interpretations of Reagan’s actions must be corrected, and so I commented as shown below. Your analysis erroneously and dangerously compartmentalizes the proceedings in Rehkjavik as though an agreement of bilateral [...]
Victory of the Righteous
Posted in American Manifesto, tagged Berlin Wall, Iwo Jima, Patton on September 11, 2011 | 1 Comment »
The Lie of Equivalence, or Evidence that America is the Best
Posted in American Manifesto, tagged China, USA on September 9, 2011 | 1 Comment »
One of the most reprehensible Liberal fetishes surely must be their unwillingness to view the United States as a uniquely good and righteous country and one that offers and promotes a way of life that is superior to those offered by other countries around the world. Believing or saying these things is scary and wrong [...]
American Warriors: We Can Never Thank Them Enough (But Should Try)
Posted in American Manifesto, tagged American military, Treasury bonds on August 25, 2011 | 1 Comment »
U.S. Treasury bonds have rallied in the last few weeks despite legitimate and serious concerns on the part of investors regarding the value of the U.S. Dollar as a reserve currency and the inability of the American government to get its fiscal house in order as debt-to-GDP pushes past 100%. How can this be? It [...]
Inside the Liberal Mind: Urban Decay & Resignation
Posted in American Manifesto, Liberal Fantasies, tagged John Carney, Rudy Giuliani, United Nations Plaza, Washington Square Park on July 9, 2011 | 8 Comments »
In “The Vials of Washington Square“, John Carney relates the story of how his mother led a successful crusade in the mid-1980s to take-back Washington Square Park from drug dealers. At that time, the park had become a central place of distribution for crack cocaine and many other illegal substances and ordinary citizens did not [...]
The Waiver Train, or How Obama Seeks to Become a Despot
Posted in American Manifesto, Saving Healthcare, tagged democracy, feudalism, Obamacare, patronage on March 27, 2011 | 4 Comments »
The American Revolution did much more than liberate the colonies from British rule. It also ushered in, under the enlightened design and guidance of the Founding Fathers, a wholly new system of government that incorporated the best of history while banishing the worst. Central to the new order of things here was that the United States [...]
Understanding Ourselves
Posted in American Manifesto, First Principles, tagged Buddhism, Caste system, China, Founding Fathers, Hindu, India, Misal, Monty Python, Search for the Holy Grail, United States on January 16, 2011 | 1 Comment »
In order to fully appreciate the great fortune of American citizenship, we must till the soil of self-knowledge over and over again, building a deeper and deeper connection to the country’s divine inspiration and way of life and government. The challenge inherent in the human mind is that familiarity tends to defeat true comprehension of [...]
Whatever Gratitude You Feel, It’s Not Enough
Posted in American Manifesto, Central Planning Failures, tagged Bo Uce, Cambodia, Khmer Rouge, Killing fields, Michael Vick, sadism, USA on December 16, 2010 | 5 Comments »
We citizens of America must feel gratitude for having the great fortune of living in this, the greatest nation the world has ever known – a nation that is more free, more respectful of human dignity, and more wealthy than any that has ever graced the faced of the Earth. Our land mass, protected by [...]
Primary Tribe & Against The Bribe
Posted in American Manifesto, Sovereignty Protection, tagged Bribe Payers Index, Efrain Sotelo, Latino, Melting pot, Steve B. Montenegro, Tribalism on November 21, 2010 | 3 Comments »
America is famously known as a cultural “melting pot” and is composed of trace elements of many tribes of people who got here through waves of legal immigration (Irish, German, Italian, etc.). Each immigrant tribe subordinated itself to the broader American Tribe, and this has allowed our nation to survive and thrive. This is explicitly stated [...]
