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Reclaiming America
Taser jolts on the road toward mutiny; hope is not enough!
By Gaither Stewart
What if in the shaky super power in decline, the
United States of America, tottering on the brink of disaster, the next turn of
events was a popular mutiny against the gradual, little-charted American
Counter-Revolution that has been going on for decades?
Nov 14, 2007, 00:23
Reclaiming America
Democracy dreaming
By
Joel S. Hirschhorn
What
is this thing called democracy? So easy to talk about, so difficult to make
real.
Mar 23, 2007, 01:15
Reclaiming America
Delusion destroys democracy
By Joel S. Hirschhorn
Will Americans learn to trust their fellow citizens or
stay stuck on stupidly backing serial political betrayers?
Feb 8, 2007, 00:18
Reclaiming America
Energy depletion & the US descent into fascism
By Dale Allen Pfeiffer
In October of 2001, a little over a month after 9/11,
I wrote an article titled The
Background is Oil. The hypothesis laid out in this article was that the
2000 US presidential election resulted in a coup of neocons and oil interests
who had taken control of the US in order to prepare for the coming peak and
decline of world oil production. Furthermore, this coup engineered the 9/11
terrorist attacks to further their own interests.
Oct 23, 2006, 00:58
Reclaiming America
The government no longer serves the people
By Bev Conover
Actually, the government hasn't served the people for
a long time. But now, with a stroke of a pen, George W. Bush wiped out the last
vestiges of the US Constitution, nullifying our democratic republic, and has
all but declared himself dictator. So what are we going to do about it?
Oct 20, 2006, 01:34
Reclaiming America
The "F" word and how to escape from its clutches
By Bernard Weiner
So we're here. No
more shilly-shallying about whether America is beginning to resemble a fascist
society. We're now plopped right down into it.
Oct 5, 2006, 00:23
Reclaiming America
Within the gated subdivision of the American mind: A monument to my comfort zone
By Phil Rockstroh
There is something
missing in The Oakdale Estates subdivision. Oak Trees. Years ago, they were cut
down to clear the property for development.
Sep 21, 2006, 01:19
Reclaiming America
Blame It on the Hundredth Monkey
By Kevin Quirk
Have you seen the new book, The Left Hand of God: Taking Back Our Country from the Religious Right by
Michael Lerner? If not, get it. Lerner, editor of the magazine Tikkun, is on to something vitally
important.
May 19, 2006, 01:26
Reclaiming America
Talking points and mobilization
By Frank Pitz
Recently, one of my editors gently chided me for “ranting”
and “raving.” To which admonition I responded -- inwardly -- with a
resounding touché, since I do rail (silently) and, in print, against the
plethora of rhetoric, and dearth of action-as it were.
Mar 2, 2006, 01:28
Reclaiming America
Perception is reality
By Ernest Partridge
Yogi Berra said it best: “It is difficult to make
predictions, especially about the future.”
Feb 24, 2006, 22:41
Reclaiming America
Cindy Sheehan’s outrageous treatment is mandatory cause for rising up angry!
By Dennis Rahkonen
While they were still able, certain perspicacious Jews
left Germany in the 1930s because they understood what the ultimate outcome of
rising fascism would mean.
Feb 3, 2006, 16:01
Reclaiming America
Refute the policies of Bush and Clinton; declare war on the Nationalist-Globalist Class
By John Stanton
When
will Americans recognize that theirs is a polarized, politically segregated
society, not unlike those they helped create in Iraq and Palestine? When will
they come to the realization that their political process is nothing more than
a collusive duopoly and, as such, borderline totalitarian? There is no
opposition political party of substance, of courage and, of course, there’s no
real choice between two political parties. When will Americans refuse to
participate in sham federal elections? When will they recognize that all the
accumulated data from study after study clearly shows that America is in real
crisis across the entire socioeconomic, political and foreign policy spectrum?
Jan 27, 2006, 22:14
Reclaiming America
Countermeasures for US citizens: Monitoring the US government-corporate leviathan
By John Stanton
Whew! Life is imitating
art. President Bush stars as Sgt. Bob Barnes, the maniacal soldier in Oliver
Stone's Platoon, who proclaims that he "is reality". Vice President
Cheney is Dr. Phibes as portrayed by Vincent Price in the movie classic, The
Abominable Doctor Phibes. You want torture? Talk to Dr. Phibes. Secretary of
Defense Rumsfeld brings to life Colonel Walt Kurtz, the rogue US Army soldier
from Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now.
Dec 23, 2005, 00:31
Reclaiming America
Toward a realistic antiwar strategy
By Tom Crumpacker
Sunday's New York Times reports that the use of
the word "victory" 15 times in President Bush's brief address at
Annapolis last week was due to the influence of his National Security Council
special advisor "Dr. Weaver," a scientist whose research on public
opinion about the Iraq war has established that Americans will support such a
war with mounting casualties on condition they believe it will ultimately
succeed.
Dec 9, 2005, 01:15
Reclaiming America
Confessions of a repentant Republican
By William Frey, M. D.
I supported George W. Bush in the presidential
election in 2000, believing then that he best reflected my love for America and
for our tradition of liberty. I supported the war in Afghanistan. In March of
2003, I believed that the invasion of Iraq was justified based upon pre-war
revelations presented to Congress and to the American people. Accordingly, the
indictments contained herein apply, first and foremost, to myself.
Nov 17, 2005, 20:10
Reclaiming America
In praise of disobedience
By Luciana Bohne
On the MoveOn.org website, I accessed an interactive
map showing participation by American citizens in the national vigil called for
by Cindy Sheehan on 17 August 2005. The most touching thing about this exercise
was clicking on counties and viewing this count: one person in a county in
Maine, two in a county in Texas, one person in a county in Colorado. It must take
guts to do that -- to show up with a candle, alone. These are the people whom
you can trust to stand up in a room full of polite, scared, or obedient people
to say, “No, I will not go along. It is wrong.”
Aug 23, 2005, 16:44
Reclaiming America
American revolution, now: Eliminate the one party system with two faces
By John Stanton
To all but the most
critically astute American minds, a precious few it must be said, the USA is
the most dynamic country to appear in recorded history.
Jul 23, 2005, 23:32
Reclaiming America
Learning to become free
By Luciana Bohne
The nineteenth-century English historian, Lord
Macaulay, wrote, "Is it not under oppression that we learn to use
freedom?"
Mar 22, 2005, 23:14
Reclaiming America
Who will stand?
By T. Kepner
It is said that if you do not stand for something,
then you will fall for anything. It must be true, because it appears as if most
of us are lying flat on our backs, either unable or unwilling to stand. Is it
because we are too comfortable, lying prone? Have we no energy left to lift
ourselves onto our feet? Or is it that we are afraid that if we stand, we will
be knocked down? Whatever the reason, it’s time to get up. Time to get on your
feet. It’s time to stand. Question is, who will stand?
Jan 7, 2005, 01:26
Reclaiming America
21st Century American Revolution, Part 3 of a 3-part series
By Michael Hasty
Unity of purpose is
the first rule of revolution. Revolution is a paradigm shift. A paradigm shift
occurs when there is a critical mass of consciousness -- which comes from unity of
purpose.
Dec 17, 2004, 16:33
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