Barbara Boyd opens with Barack Obama saying he sometimes fantasized about putting women in charge of every government, and a 1998 photo of Barack and Michelle Obama listening to Edward Said in Chicago, then takes a teaser tour of her new pamphlet on British-backed “color revolutions.” The episode argues that Said’s intellectual heroes, Antonio Gramsci, Georg Lukács and the Frankfurt School, shaped today’s Democratic Socialists of America, and that their real target is the American System of Hamilton, Clay, Lincoln and McKinley, which Trump invoked in Louisville in 2017. It traces the pattern back through the French Revolution, which it presents as orchestrated by Lord Shelburne, Jeremy Bentham and Jacques Necker, through Lord Palmerston’s use of Giuseppe Mazzini and Karl Marx, and the 1917 Russian Revolution. It closes with the Congress for Cultural Freedom, Daniel Bell’s post-industrial society, Herbert Marcuse and the “long march through the institutions,” arguing that winning the culture war means understanding the American culture under attack.
… suspended and an emergency or crisis occurred, there would be no cameras to film Mr. Trump, leaving the public relatively in the dark.”
The truth:
@RealAmVoice
provides a publicly available television pool feed. Major networks just refuse to carry it. And now they’re admitting they wouldn’t even use RAV’s feed in the event of a national emergency or crisis to intentionally deprive the American people of information.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has a scholarship program for people to learn to become activists and only illegals and foreigners are allowed to apply. No American-born citizens. How is this legal?? @AAGDhillonhttps://t.co/soGXsBSJtMpic.twitter.com/kj3go2tvsT
2020 debate: “I want to open the schools. The transmittal rate to the teachers is very small, but I want to open the schools. We have to open our country.
We're not going to have a country. You can't do this. We can't keep this country closed.
… massive country with a massive economy. People are losing their jobs. They're committing suicide. There's depression, alcohol, drugs at a level that nobody's ever seen before. There's abuse, tremendous abuse. We have to open our country.
You know, I've said it often. The cure cannot be worse than the problem itself. And that's what's happening.
And he [Biden] wants to close down. He'll close down the country if one person in our massive bureaucracy says we should close it down.”
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… through more immigrant resettlement—to “reverse decades of population decline.”
This nonprofit reported $33.3 MILLION in government grants in 2024.
Its strategic blueprint also calls for funding changes to “insulate the agency from political and economic circumstances”—while “shaping the public discourse around immigration.”