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Tag Archives: Marxism
The Beginning Of Civil Strife In China
Throughout the spring of 2008 Tibet was aflame with anti-communist support, in July of 2009 it was Xinjiang Province. Both provinces demonstrated enormous distrust for Beijing’s cultural, political policies. The most prestigious university in China (Tsingua University) has studied uprisings … Continue reading
Posted in China
Tagged China, Jasmine Revolution, Leninism, Mao, Maoism Civil War Civil Strife, Marxism
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France: Unintended Consequences Of A Bastard Ally
Few academics have been driven to excoriate the craven French as they lovingly embraced Marxism, the incubus of revolutionary fever that cradled the genocide in South East Asia. Even fewer have quarried how Solzhenitsyn’s ‘Gulag’ was the text that finished … Continue reading
Posted in Alex Tocqueville, Arnold Toynbee, China, International Relations, Politics, Raymond Aron, Sociology
Tagged 1968, Andre Gilde, Andre Malraux, France, Julien Benda, Marxism, Mauriac, Maurice Ponty, Pol Pot, Raymond Aron, Revel, Richard Wolin, Solzhenitsyn
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Irving Kristol, Isaiah Berlin, Norman Podhoretz: Marxian Shylocks & The Political Incubus Of Failure
The cherished yet divided life of diasporic Jews in America exemplified in Kissenger, Abraham Joshua Heschel, Irving Kristol, Isaiah Berlin, Norman Podhoretz, Einstein and hosts of other brilliant minds relieved from the tyranny of Fascism in Europe was on full … Continue reading
Posted in Alex Tocqueville, Constitution, Education, International Relations, Israel, Journalism, Morality, Politics, Reagan, Uncategorized
Tagged Burke, Chambers, Diaspora Jews, Dostoyevsky, Heschel, Irving Berlin, Irving Kristol, Kissenger, Liberty, Marxism, Norman Podhoretz, Russia, Solzhenitsyn, Strauss, Tocqueville
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Norman Podhoretz: Origins Of Neoconservative
Although archeologists are credited with archiving the past, it is really historians who grasp the significance of events for posterity. The archeologist is most often ignorant of placing distinct artifacts within a native cultural matrix that brings alive to listeners … Continue reading
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Tagged Fin De Siecle, Islam, Marxism, Norman Podhoretz, Paris, Treason of Clerics, World War IV
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The Causes Of State Terror: 1789, Russia, Rawanda, The Vatican & American Exceptionalism
The ‘Reign of Terror’ that culminated in the French Revolution (1789), the Russian ‘Red Terror’ of Lenin and Stalin, African genocide in Rawanda, Fidel Castro, Pol Pot, and legions of other rulers have embraced violence for political ends. Where was … Continue reading
Posted in Alex Tocqueville, Arnold Toynbee, China, Constitution, Eric Voegelin, Harry Jaffa, International Relations, John Paul II, Morality, Politics, Raymond Aron, Satan/Evil, Theology
Tagged 1789 France, American Exceptionalism, Engels, Hegel, Marx, Marxism, Pol Pot, Protestant Reformation, Rawanda, Russia, Secularism, Stalin, State Terror, Utopian
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