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Political Spectrum: Libertarians versus Serviles (coercive collectivists, so-called "liberals")
George Orwell's Animal Farm online
A Response to Russia's Rehabilitation of Joseph Stalin
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Terrorist attack on the United States, September 11, 2001
The Second (nonviolent but real) American Civil War: for the United States' culture, values, and heritage

Letters to the editor on various subjects: Social(ist) Security, gun control, Kyoto Treaty

Boycott Mainland China: "Very Sorry" leaflet (3 to a sheet)
How to undermine eminent domain property seizures for private use, e.g. shopping malls, real estate developers
The United Nations, a clear and present danger to the United States
The Kyoto Global Warming Treaty: a clear and present danger to the American economy.
The Wild and Free Pigs of the Okefenokee Swamp: A Government Largesse Parable
MoveOn.org's racist, anti-Semitic, and anti-Catholic hate speech. MoveOn.org's Action Forum welcomed blood libels of Jews and Evangelical Christians, denunciations of the "Catholic Pedophiles of America," and depictions of prominent African-Americans as "house slaves."

Election 2008

Hillary Clinton called for war in Iraq before George W. Bush did, but now joins the MoveOn.org wing of her party in blaming Bush
Hillary Clinton's involvement in the Million Mom March scandal of 2000. The Million Mom March (created by Hillary Clinton's friend Donna Dees-Thomases) told its volunteers and financial donors it was raising money to "reduce handgun violence" or something to that effect, when it was actually spending the money to support Al Gore's Presidential campaign while providing photo-ops for Hillary Clinton's Senate campaign. The Million Mom March also told the IRS that it spent NO money on lobbying or influencing public opinion on legislation, when its stated mission was to demand so-called common sense gun laws!

This is what Hillary Clinton's friends in the Million Mom March told the Internal Revenue Service about their activities in 2000

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