Stephen Hicks is a Canadian-American philosopher who teaches at Rockford University, where he also directs the Center for Ethics and Entrepreneurship. In 2004 he wrote Explaining Postmodernism: Skepticism and Socialism from Rousseau to Foucault. In this clip, he talks about what Marxism is, how it failed, and how the need for a new left movement…
Following the lead of Hugo Chavez, Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro announced plans for the Arco Minero del Orinoco or the Orinco Mining Belt. According to Phys.org, the area is a section of land that crosses tropical forests abundant with plant life, water and minerals (such as coltan, gold, diamonds, and bauxite) which includes the Sierra…
Freedomainradio host Stefan Molyneaux interviews author Diane West about her book American Betrayal that describes the Communist subversion of the United States supported by the Soviet Union.
A very insightful essay written by UK Telegraph columnist James Delingpole. In it he points out that if someone is an environmentalist (or on the Left in general), they can expect to be given a pass on their awful behavior since they are members of the Church of the Left. Delingpole states: “The latest to…
I have posted this before but thought it appropriate since today is the anniversary of Karl Marx’s birth. A few years ago the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) hosted a unique speech by Clemson University’s BB&T Research Professor C. Bradley Thompson entitled: Why Marxism?. Professor Thompson’s lecture is an examination on why Marxism still lives…
Starving Venezuela funds TeleSUR: a propaganda network for English-speakers started by Hugo Chavez to champion the Latin American Left.
Despite Communism’s death toll of nearly 100 million people, human civilization nearly coming to the brink of annihilation resulting from the Cold War, and the millions of people still living in destitute conditions in Communist states (like Cuba, North Korea and Venezuela), The New York Times has seen it fit to spit in the faces…
