Communism lives

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review ^ | 1/26/03 | Dateline D.C.

[Jean S]

WASHINGTON - As we prepare to watch President George Bush give his State of the Union address on Tuesday, we think back to Jan. 18 when Saddam's surrogates were in town protesting any use of force against Iraq.

In scenes reminiscent of the anti-draft, peace-at-any-price days of Vietnam, some 70,000 demonstrators rallied, marched and orated in Washington and as many again were doing the same in San Francisco. There were smaller efforts in other American cities, along with shows of even greater anti-American enthusiasm surging in some foreign capitals.

[hellinahandcart]

"Hello!" bump

[hellinahandcart]

There was the usual suspects: radical students, Maoists, Jesuit priests, Maryknoll nuns, homosexuals, drug addicts and homeless people who were probably bribed to be there.

This description reminded me of another excellent article from last year:

Even as Empire seduces, Hardt and Negri hold, it is sowing the seeds of its possible destruction. Gestating within the womb of economic globalization is a “counter–Empire,” led by “the multitude”—the authors’ stand–in for Marx’s proletariat. The multitude are all those that don’t fit neatly into the global capitalist economy. Have–nots across the planet, the anti–globalization movement, the L.A. rioters, Latin revolutionaries, inner–city blacks, drug addicts, anti–family women, drag queens, body piercers, Islamic radicals, and anyone else who rejects bourgeois values—together they constitute the nomadic “against–men” of the multitude.

[Mudboy Slim]

"RAT Professors Poison Minds of Yutes!!"

"Humans are neither the strongest nor the fastest species, but we are the smartest. Therefore, it makes sense to educate ourselves. Without education, we would probably still have a life span of nine years and would spend our evenings sacrificing each other to the sun god. That’s why education is good. It does, however, have its bad points. For one, a college education costs about as much as a three story Victorian home. What is worse, higher education today usually requires students to sacrifice their brains— not all of their brains, just the part that allows them to use logic. So, today’s college grads have to pay back loans every month until retirement and they also have to forfeit the most important part of their brains— that’s a pretty high price for a college degree."

The RadicalRaightWingWhacko PARENTS who pay their children's tuition can END PROFESSOR TENURE, by aggressively lobbying the UniversityEFFETEELITE who allow this anti-American, PRO-Communism Brainwashing to occur!!

It's up to US to stop allowing our children to be handicapped by IgnorantDOLTLib'ralProfessors' skewed interpretations of reality!!

FReegards...MUD

[sauropod]

Good article.

[cynicom]

They survive like cockroaches, all over the world, feasting on the free countries that they strive to destroy.

[tgslTakoma]

Very good article... thanks for posting it!