Director | January 12, 2009
The Washington Times reports that Obama has selected Carol Browner, President Clinton’s head of EPA, to coordinate energy and climage-change policy in his new administration. Browner is a global socialist devoted to the Green Agenda of controlling the economy under environmental Communism. If you need more evidence of the junk science and deliberate disinformation behind […]
Director | January 9, 2009
Adam Hochschild reviews The Forsaken by Tim Tzouliadis at the TimesOnline. The Forsaken tells the story of Americans who emigrated to Russia during the Depression in hopes of finding better jobs. Most of them died in Stalin’s camps.
Director | January 1, 2009
Adrian Pabst reviews The Plot to Kill God: Findings from the Soviet Experiment in Secularization by Paul Froese at Times Higher Education. Note the similarity between the Soviet program to destroy religion and the ideas of American “liberals.” Ronald Bailey discusses Tom Daschle’s health care plan at reasononline. Why do liberals try to justify universal […]
Director | December 20, 2008
At the Literary Review, Simon Montefiore reviews History’s Greatest Heist: The Looting of Russia by the Bolsheviks, by Sean McMeekin. McMeekin offers a detailed history of how Lenin’s loot was transferred to the West, a topic we only touched on in The Hidden Masters. The loot was mainly gold and jewels robbed from the Orthodox […]
Director | December 12, 2008
The Financial Times has offered a review of After Democracy by Emmanuel Todd. The reviewer, John Thornhill, doesn’t have much that is positive to say about Mr. Todd’s thesis, that only protectionism can save Europe’s social fabric, because Mr. Thornhill is devoted to globalism. Mr. Thornhill even offers the false analysis that protectionism caused the […]
Director | December 1, 2008
Alan Caruba offers a detailed review of The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America by Charlotte Thomson Iserbyt at The National Anxiety Center.
Director | February 6, 2008
NWOU recently came across a nice article by Chalmers Johnson reviewing the work of Ha-Joon Chang, an economist at Cambridge University who specializes in Third World studies. Ha-Joon Chang is a Korean economist and author of Kicking Away the Ladder: Development Strategy in Historical Perspective (2002). Chang drew his theoretical orientation from German economist Friedrich […]
