There are no innocent bystanders in America

"Myth America: War, elections, and our way of life"

America would never be able to spread its values all over the planet without those men and women who volunteer to make it happen

We must never forget the deep connection between volunteer soldiers and the American hunting culture.

How much more will it take before everyday Americans collectively hang their heads in shame over their (sic) nation's contemptible conduct?

"Myth America: War, elections, and our way of life"

Never, ever, ever trust a liberal (on anything)

McDonald's doesn't waste time hoping things will go its way when its days are chock filled with brainwashing, killing, poisoning, destroying...and counting its profits. Hope never enters into the equation.

An interview by Maxwell Black

All American progressives should unite for Augusto Pinochet.

"Myth America: War, elections, and our way of life"

This year, Lefty Inc. has managed to take things to a depressing new level of denial and acquiescence...thanks to the presence of a multi-racial carnival barker named Barack Obama.

Why are we so afraid to hate those most responsible for our current global nightmare?

The next time someone tells you America has a two-party system, I suggest you demand a recount.

Somehow, individuals and groups can stand tall against war and military intervention but refuse to shine a light on those who choose (and get paid) to fight. Nowhere else in the realm of activism does such a paradox exist.

"Myth America: War, elections, and our way of life"

Will we ever disrupt our comfortable lives and dedicate ourselves to stopping—by any means necessary—global warming, US military interventionism, economic exploitation, factory farming, environmental devastation, etc. or will we continue defending “our way of life”?

The next time someone tells you America has a two-party system, I suggest
you demand a recount.