Tag Archives: repression

  “Hanne Herland’s main message is that we have forgotten God.  The liberals have erased God.  Where does that leave us?” “It leaves us without a moral compass. Without a moral compass we don’t know where we are.  In other words, we are morally lost.  How do we regain a moral footing? The decline in civic virtues, morality, and discipline–which we experience all around …

  “Hanne Nabintu Herland has written another important book in which she explains the consequences of the control exercised over the entire Western World and a chunk of the rest of the world by a handful of giant American investment companies who have no commitment to freedom and morality.” This writes Dr. Paul Craig Roberts in the back-page blurp about …

  As we watch how intolerance, repression of diversity and totalitarianism is growing yet again in the West, the German philosopher, Hannah Arendt is worth revisiting. She is considered one of the most influential political theorists of the 20th century and spent many years examining how it was possible for a modern, democratic state such as pre-World War II Germany, …

  Digital McCarthyism: The Matt Taibbi speech on the Twitter Files, testifying at the “Hearing on the Weaponization of the Federal Government on the Twitter Files” for the House Judiciary Committee, sums up a horrifying level of centralized censorship. “The original promise of the Internet was that it might democratize the exchange of information globally. A free internet would overwhelm …

  As totalitarianism and a remarkable intolerance of diversity of opinion is implemented in the United States, the memories of the repressive atheist Soviet system and its Gulag prisons are worth revisiting. The Christian thinker, novelist and Nobel Prize laureate 1970, Alexandr Solzhenitsyn spoke vividly about the results of the atheist experiment in the Soviet Union. Solzhenitsyn is referred to …

  Herland Report: Once in a rare while, Western journalists address the massive problem in the Middle East pertaining to corruption and repression of free speech in the Arab world. This week, Human Rights Watch released a report on Gaza leaders and the report shows widespread abuse.  The two-year investigation included interviews with nearly 150 people, many of them ex-detainees. …