[1rudeboy]

Much like the political Left is fully-invested in American defeat both in the War and on most economic issues, so is the vanguard of the paleo-Right.

[Puppage]

if the Guantanamo detainees had actually been the dangerous terrorists and enemy combatants that the Bush regime declared them to be

Gee, I wasn't aware they released them all because they're innocent.

[MNJohnnie]

And why does anyone take either Paddy or Paul Craig Retarded seriously? They haven't been right about a single thing in 20 plus years of this same non stop doom and gloom wailing!

What do these two think? Do they assume if they just keep screaming their ignorance and their hate long enough they will magically change their emotion based ignorant fictions to fact?

[Anti-Bubba182]

Buchanan and Wolf should get married.

[TexanToTheCore]

Pat is a columnist. His Presidential bid was good for bidness. That is all. Over and out.

[pissant]

I’m guessing he is supporting Ron Paul.

[isrul]

Well, if the past twenty years or more is indicative of a trend, great optimism about the future is a denial of the reality around us. Things may get better. But they may not. Too many people have become lost and are willing to accept and believe just about anything; as long as it’s not good. The difference between Wolf and Pat is Wolf would rejoice and Pat would not.

[dragnet2]

America's domestic borders to be overrun by immigrants and exporting the jobs that had made the United States an opportunity society. War and offshoring have taken a savage economic toll, while open borders and diversity have created social and political division.

No kidding. For the most part, I see an angry American citizenry, driven by lack of leadership and agendas that are anything but beneficial or supportive of the American middle class.

[rmlew]

PCR lost it after 9-11. A few months ago he was claiming that Bush would either cancel or steal the 2006 elections.

[RC2]

Pat is promoting a book. I refuse to believe our country is lost and don’t accept that theory. Guess I don’t give up as easy as Pat does. One thing for sure, if the money people aren’t controlled, we will have bigger problems.

[VeniVidiVici]

Yeah, punk, goodbye to America. Move to France like the rest of your worthless friends and collegues.

Oh, wait .....

[taxed2death]

“A neoconservative cabal with an alien agenda.....”

That one’s loaded. If the truth were only known by Joe Public.

[ozzymandus]

Paul Craig Roberts is currently a contributor to Hustler magazine. You can draw your own conclusions from that.

[AlaskaErik]

In her new book, "End of America: Letter of Warning to a Young Patriot," Wolf explains America's demise in terms of the erosion of freedoms. She writes that the 10 classic steps that are used to close open societies are currently being taken in the United States. Martial law is only a declaration away.

Hmmm...I wonder what her take on the Second Amendment is. I wonder if gun registration/confiscation is one of the 10 steps. If it isn't, then as far as I'm concerned, her book is nothing more than utter rubbish.

[joe fonebone]

pat buchanan is a moron

[GSWarrior]

So does the author like or dislike Bush? I wish he wasn’t so unequivocal.

[crazyhorse691]

Obviously Paul Craig Roberts is receiving funds from the oil companies since he never even mentioned human caused global warming.

[Wallace T.]

There are some parallels between former mainstream conservatives like Pat Buchanan and Paul Craig Roberts and former mainstream liberal Naomi Wolf. Buchanan and Roberts worked for the Nixon and Reagan administrations, as Wolf did for the Clinton and Gore election campaigns in 1996 and 2000. All three had long connections with the networks of foundations, media outlets, and universities on their respective sides of the mainstream. Roberts was a Senior Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution, and later held the William E. Simon Chair in Political Economy at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Buchanan has a long history in the conservative mainstream and broadcasting prior to the 1990s. Wolf was a popular writer of feminist nonfiction and a frequent speaker at college campuses, evidence of her strong affinity with liberal publishing houses and educational institutions. None of their career paths resemble those of Alex Jones or Lyndon LaRouche.

All three have come to the same conclusion, that America is doomed, from different perspectives. Let's hope they are misguided.

[ex-snook]

When Pat talks everyone listens especially on this site.

Of course Pat is the best analyst of America future. Pat was right about illegal immigration, deficit trade deals will cost Americans jobs, foreign entanglements will bring war to our shores, abortion and gay practices are bad for this country and RINOs and Neocons have taken over the GOP and converted it to liberal lite.

Pat shows us the ghost of America’s future if we continue to follow the path of British empire builders. Ghost of the future I fear thee most of all. God Bless Us Everyone.

[Constantine XIII]

Buchanan’s failboat sailed loooong ago.

[Mr. Jeeves]

But momentarily, the drive toward tyranny has been blunted because the vast majority of detainees turned out to be hapless individuals sold into American captivity by warlords responding to the bounty the United States paid for "terrorists." Any unprotected individual was vulnerable to being captured by Afghan and Pakistani warlords and sold as a "terrorist." The Americans needed to show results, and the Bush regime needed "terrorists" in order to feed the fear its propaganda had generated.

This is an important allegation, and needs to be either substantiated or convincingly refuted.