Sometime during the last half-century, someone stole our culture. [I]n the 1950s, America was a great place. It was safe. It was decent. Children got good educations in the public schools. Even blue-collar fathers brought home middle-class incomes, so moms could stay home with the kids. Television shows reflected sound, traditional values.
Where did it all go? How did that America become the sleazy, decadent place we live in today – so different that those who grew up prior to the ’60s feel like it’s a foreign country? Did it just “happen”?
It didn’t just “happen.” In fact, a deliberate agenda was followed to steal our culture and leave a new and very different one in its place. The story of how and why is one of the most important parts of our nation’s history – and it is a story almost no one knows. The people behind it wanted it that way. Continue reading
Soviet justice is a directional justice. It is a politicized justice. It works in one direction, only, from the so-called “oppressed” to the so-called “oppressors”, in order to accomplish its predefined goals. If the Soviet regime declares a group A as the “oppressed” and a group B as the “oppressors” then all law enforcement, prosecutorial, and judicial instruments are weaponized in order to yield to the demands of the group A and to police, prosecute, and punish the group B regardless of evidence, law, due process, and the presumption of innocence. But as soon as the groups A and B change their roles, the Soviet justice system will not even try to do the same to any members of the group A whatever wrongs they are doing to the group B. Because protecting the “oppressors” from the wrongdoing of the “oppressed” has never been the purpose of Soviet justice. 
I’ve never in my life looked at a man and judged him because of his color, since my parents taught me to take every person according to the character they exhibited in their daily life, long before Martin Luther King Jr. gave his Rainbow Speech, and this has served me well, ’til now, as we hear all the Communist Black Lives Matter and ANTIFA harpies telling America that the color of one’s skin dictates everything. They want the world and all America to believe that being white is somehow all of a sudden a cardinal, even a capital, offense, as we hear white ANTIFA members actually advocating for the end of the white race in America, in a fit of a certain breed of insanity, that reveals them to be the only ones worthy of being put down like the rabid dog that they are — pariahs of the most ignoble nature — immoral and evil on a destructive mission of chaos and mayhem. 
Let’s see. You have a black man who was arrested on a drunk and disorderly charge (we read the 911 call transcript) and subsequently murdered in hand cuffs, by an out-of-control policeman, while three other policemen watched. This was, without question, an illegal application of law enforcement by any definition and the transgressors should be punished to the full extent of the law.
Never before have we witnessed the enabling of violent criminals inspired on by the collective culture of guilt. While the elite “celebrities”, banksters, “mainstream” media pundits and corporate executives hide behind locked gates and try to “prove” they are “understanding” and “empathetic” with the misdirected rage, the real victims… the innocent third parties who are losing their jobs, their businesses, their property, as well as being violently attacked…are not defended nor upheld. Even most of those in law enforcement do not deserve the hostilities they have had to endure, restrained from normal human reaction due to “politics”. The real statistics would demolish the media propaganda, so the big lies are repeated and the flames are fanned. 
“Democratic Socialists believe that both the economy and society should be run democratically—to meet public needs, not to make profits for a few. To achieve a more just society, many structures of our government and economy must be radically transformed through greater economic and social democracy so that ordinary Americans can participate in the many decisions that affect our lives.” (Originally published by the 
On returning from my trip to the West in February, I received a request from The New York Times to write a piece answering the following questions:
