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Jeugenen (not verified) says:
MC-CAIN/NEW YORK TIMES NEO-CON COLLUSION
New York Times Neo-Con/Neo-Lib propagandists achieved publicity for themselves; and Neo-Con McCain gained greater notoriety for himself. Was this not just another clever political collusion among these notorious Neo-Cons, hatched in the devious mind of political trickster Charlie Black? Clearly, by hook or by crook these Neo-Cons/Neo-Libs insanely intend to win the American Cultural War against the Reagan Conservatives and Kennedy Liberals, even at the risk of self-destruction.
The Marxist Bolsheviks partially succeeded for several decades in the Russian Cultural War; but Marxists completely failed in Germany, France, Italy, Greece, and Spain. Will the Neo-Marxist Neo-Cons/Neo-Libs succeed in America, or ultimately suffer the same catastrophic fate as in Europe.
The American Cultural War is a interesting experimental test of the United States Constitution, as intentionally designed by the Founding Fathers to preserve a government “by the People and for the People” by violent revolutionary means, whenever necessary to secure their Liberty against tyranny.
MC-CAIN/NEW YORK TIMES NEO-CON COLLUSION
New York Times Neo-Con/Neo-Lib propagandists achieved publicity for themselves; and Neo-Con McCain gained greater notoriety for himself. Was this not just another clever political collusion among these notorious Neo-Cons, hatched in the devious mind of political trickster Charlie Black? Clearly, by hook or by crook these Neo-Cons/Neo-Libs insanely intend to win the American Cultural War against the Reagan Conservatives and Kennedy Liberals, even at the risk of self-destruction.
The Marxist Bolsheviks partially succeeded for several decades in the Russian Cultural War; but Marxists completely failed in Germany, France, Italy, Greece, and Spain. Will the Neo-Marxist Neo-Cons/Neo-Libs succeed in America, or ultimately suffer the same catastrophic fate as in Europe.
The American Cultural War is a interesting experimental test of the United States Constitution, as intentionally designed by the Founding Fathers to preserve a government “by the People and for the People” by violent revolutionary means, whenever necessary to secure their Liberty against tyranny.