Guy Smith | April 22, 2013
Tweet“Most voters still get their news from television,” a Rasmussen survey sadly reported before dropping the big bomb. “[They] consider the news reported by the media generally trustworthy.” Any serious student of media and propaganda rapidly comes to the conclusion that if one strives to be misinformed, they must watch the evening news. This is [...]
Category: History, Media, Politics, Propaganda |
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Guy Smith | April 12, 2013
TweetSpotty Observations are a periodic post from Guy Smith, capturing some of the odd occurrences in this thing we call life … Mohels Need Meds: Outdated religious practices need to be ignored. For example, a chosen friend of mine chomps pork chops like they were sacraments, distaining dietary dicta over his gastronomic pleasure. Some penis [...]
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Guy Smith | June 20, 2012
TweetI’ll indulge in some measure of fiendish joy by suggesting to my left-leaning San Francisco neighbors that Barak Obama and Richard Nixon may soon share adjoining pages in history books. Disposing of partisan puffery, and being a member of no major political party, my partisanship is simply nonexistent, the country has almost witnessed the unfolding [...]
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Guy Smith | May 28, 2012
Tweet“Honour was honour, it clothed a man better than a fine jacket before the eyes of his neighbors.” This passage from John Prebble’s Culloden explains why Barack Obama has lost the south and may from that lose reelection. Prebble was writing about Scottish Highlanders in the age of Jacobite revolution. Among the tribes of Scotland, [...]
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Guy Smith | January 3, 2012
TweetBarack Obama is a discount FDR, and Roosevelt was no prize to begin with. Many men mistreat their women by trying to fix whatever problems they have, whereas women generally prefer that men listen, then fix problems on their own terms. Such is the nature of The People and government, where certain elected footmen mistakenly [...]
Category: Economics, History, Politics |
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