Socialist state

The cultural Marxist ideology in the United States today originates from Europe, not from Obama. Understanding cultural Marxism goes a long way to understanding the American decline, the slide into a police state and the bizarre belief that Obama is a Messiah. The author gives a detailed description of cultural Marxism in, cultural Marxism – social chaos and those behind it in, the modern social liberal. Specifically for Americans and from decades ago, the warnings were always there, explained…

international eastern /western barrier that continues to exist today. From 1945 till the 1990’s, the United States and the former Soviet Union were engaged in an ideological war that resulted in a race for nuclear weapons. A race for better nuclear weapons and technology and also a more global propaganda or hold on other countries. In 1945, the destruction of nuclear warfare was demonstrated when the United States dropped two nuclear bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The…

Swastika’s and Nazi eagles were often relatively easy to be removed. But in a state of chaos with shortages on every aspect of life, tearing down buildings did not have priority and would have been a waste, especially when they could still be used. Most of the still standing Nazi-structures therefore were reused after the war. The Olympia stadium and Tempelhof Airport in Berlin kept their original function. The enormous Reichsluftwaffeministerium, Europe’s biggest office building, survived the…

Brahmin caste and at the bottom is the untouchable caste. It proscribes inter caste marriages and inter caste dining and thus effectively prevents social mobility. Caste system prevents the uplift and incorporation of the aboriginal’s tribes: Ambedkar states that, Schedule Tribes lives in a deplorable world even without access to the fruits of modernity. He further says that, unlike Christian missionaries, Hindu’s never tried to civilize tribes rather classified them as criminals. If Hindu’s…

There were many successful revolutions in Europe, North America and Latin America, but they all were different in how successful and the reasons for the revolutions. Most of the revolutions in Europe were unsuccessful in maintaining power and were often crushed quickly. In North America most of the revolutions were successful and revolutionaries stayed in power and fulfilled most of the revolutions goals. The revolutions in Latin America were successful but failed to form one large country and…

and added amendments to it in the Sedition Act of 1918. These prohibited interference with the war effort, with that legislation ended by the end of WW1, Palmer called for every state to enact its own version of the Sedition Act. In comparison, in response to the terrorist attack of September 2011, ***the United States passed the Homeland Security act which created the Department of Homeland Security. After this, a number of acts and orders were issued, including The USA Patriot Act and the…

well as the collapse of the Soviet Union. The Barre regime led to the uprising of angry citizens due to authoritarian and socialist system Barre installed, the clans created a power vacuum that created the anarchy and chaos of the Somali Civil War and the collapse of the Soviet Union led to an initial support from the United States but ultimately the abandonment of the United States in their bilateral relation with Somalia. Though this war has still had massive effects on the population of…

Following World War II there were obvious tensions between the Soviet Union and the United states. These tensions resulted in suspicions and international incidents that could have destroyed these two superpowers. The tensions stemmed from conflicting ideologies between the two nations. In 1917 during the Russian Revolution communism took over and became their form of government. In fear that United States and Britain would face a similar fate they put all of their support in the “White Army,”…

diminishing support from both the United States (US) and the Soviet Union (USSR) who no longer competed to strengthen their influence over Yugoslavia and the ongoing downfall of their economy and socio-political stability. Yugoslavia was created after the First World War, when the allies decided to put together the previously vexed nations. Prior to World War I, there were progressists within different ethnic groups who were in favour of creating a larger multi-ethnic state in the Balkans.…

A State of Mind (2004) is a British documentary directed by Daniel Gordon and produced by Nicholas Bonner. The film follows the lives of two young North Korean gymnasts, 13 year old Pak Hyon Sun and 11 year old Kim Song Yun, for over 8 months as they prepare for the 2003 Mass Games (IMDb, 2004). The Mass Games, also known as the Arirang Festival, is a gymnastic and artistic festival performance featuring over 100,000 performers. It is a celebration of the nation’s socialist-communist ideals and…