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The penultimate chapter of my recent biography, M. Stanton Evans: Conservative Wit, Apostle of Freedom, summarizes the enduring literary, philosophical, and historical contributions of his last two books, The Theme Is Freedom, and Blacklisted by History: The Untold Story of Sen. Joseph McCarthy.
Digging into the audio archives of the Philadelphia Society, I found two talks Stan gave—one in 1994 that displays his theological insight, and a second around 2004 that reviews some of the untold history about Soviet penetration of American government during World War II, and its legacy for today (including how and why we no longer take internal security seriously).
In addition to some history you've never heard, you'll get yet another sampler of Stan's great dry wit, including his explanation of "why it's bad to have Communists in your government."
More of these to come. Stay tuned.
Hosted by Steve Hayward, with guest
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The FBI needs to be abolished. The entire organization, top to bottom, is fully corrupt. The cancer has completely consumed the organism. Anything short of complete abolishment, the cancer will inevitably and necessarily grow back to its current state.
We need a disruptor in the White House, one who will actually abolish agencies. By definition, no politician can be a disruptor. We need the only non-politician President in US history to disrupt the entire executive branch of the federal government and abolish
And we need to stop listening to such simps as Andrew McCarthy who assure us that the rank and file in those agencies are all upstanding, honorable, patriotic stand-up, straight shooting, law abiding professionals. Which rank and file FBI agent objected to
Abolish the entire executive branch, and start all over again - with a cap on employment equal to 10% of 2019 levels.
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The government has come up with some supposed "parents council" to mitigate the PR disaster. Like they are in the camp of these parents. Karol here says all of the groups cited are left wing crazies. You can see on the government website the list of the groups included. One of them was national action network which is Al Sharpton's deal. lol
I assume she will have a column out about it pretty soon. I couldn't find any other opinion pieces about it.
#vomit
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That is so totally not funny. lol
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escape from a whacked-out mass murderer in Uvalde, TX. Or in Newtown, CT (where your friendly neighborhood LibertyDefender was raised).
National PTA may as well be the volunteer arm of the AFT and NEA.
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