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Monthly Archives: January 2016
Shays’ Rebellionaires
Surely, everyone knows that this year, 2016, marks the 230th anniversary of Shays’ Rebellion in Massachusetts. Magazines will certainly dedicate entire issues to the event, a 2-month long CNN series is planned, and a Ken Burns documentary is inevitable. Who … Continue reading
Posted in History, Uncategorized
Tagged Class Conflict, Constitution, Federal Government, James Madison, Shays' Rebellion
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From Tuskegee to Flint–Biological Warfare at Home
. “W” . . . as in Water; . . . as in “WMD”; . . . as in “WTF?” By now, most Americans should have heard about the lead in Flint, Michigan’s water. Lead—the stuff that was the subject … Continue reading
They’ve Hated Us . . . (Postscript: Hillary and Israel)
A few days ago I discussed a document about “resurging” anti-Americanism in the Arab world, juxtaposing it with Barack Obama’s warning of a “new phase” in Middle Eastern terrorism after the Paris andSan Bernardino attacks. The memorandum, sent from the … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, History, Uncategorized
Tagged Hillary Clinton, Iran, Israel, Middle East, U.S. Aid
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Here Today, Oregon Tomorrow
On June 5th, 1967, Reies Lopez Tijerina and about 20 armed compatriots in the Alianza Federal de las Mercedes (Federal Land Grant Alliance) attacked the Rio Arriba County courthose in Tierra Amarilla, New Mexico to liberate 11 Alianza members believed … Continue reading
Afflict The Comfortable (The Mind of Bob Buzzanco) 