Culture

Memo to Woody Allen: Generalísimo Francisco Franco is Still Dead

2010-05-22
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American-born auteur filmmaker, playwright, and philosopher Woody Allen is at the Cannes Film Festival this week, promoting his new film and offering up a variety of opinions ranging from criminology to political theory. In an interview with the Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia, for example, Allen showered U.S. President Barack Obama with effusive praise, calling him “brilliant” and “cool.”...

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Things to Come (H.G. Wells)

2010-04-10
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1936 classic sci-fi film, with screenplay by H.G. Wells. It’s Christmas 1940 and the people of Everytown, unprepared and ill-equipped, find themselves at war against an enemy who has been planning such a conflict for years. The land is devastated by the horrors of aerial bombardment as the war drags on for thirty years,...

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Greenpeace Funded by the Political Class

2010-04-09
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Far-left advocacy group Greenpeace receives large donations from rich and powerful people, enough to drown the entire notion of political independence and non-partisanship. The mechanism of receiving funding – through foundations – is the same as the opposition “right wing” organizations that it criticizes for funding bias. Greenpeace is an international conglomerate, composed of...

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The Cultural Kommissars at Slate want Filmmaker Jason Reitman to STFU

2010-04-02
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The Cultural Kommissars at Slate want Filmmaker Jason Reitman to STFU

One indicator of how far statism has progressed in American society and culture is the tendency to view everything through a political lens. Feminists used to argue that “the personal is the political,” and this attitude has become commonplace on both sides of the political spectrum. A recent essay by Slate columnist Dennis Lim...

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Fairness is a Disease

2010-03-28
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When Plato thought and wrote, it wasn't to make sure the trans-gendered anarchist had a voice. It was to find the truth about humanity and its soul.

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Individuals and Structures

2010-03-12
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If you know anything about contemporary feminism, you know that the word "structure" is popular. Structures in culture and society explain why men and women behave the way they do. Oppressive structures keep women down, and maintain the integrity of the patriarchy. Free will barely exists, since we are all programmed by the structures...

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Gender Equality: Men in Child Care, the Last Frontier?

2010-02-24
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Gender Equality: Men in Child Care, the Last Frontier?

"There are parents who hesitate to hire a male nanny," says Dave Culp, franchise owner of College Nannies & Tutors in the San Francisco Bay Area and Rookie of the Year, "But once they give them a chance, what we're seeing nationwide is that they're the most in demand."

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Global Warming Advocates : Two IQ Points Short of a Pin Head Perhaps

2010-02-23
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Global Warming Advocates : Two IQ Points Short of a Pin Head Perhaps

Bill Nye. OK, here’s another one. What do normal people call a prolonged heating of the Earth’s atmosphere? ……… Summer. MSNBC’s Bill Nye “the science guy” has been the regular butt of jokes as a result of his ceaseless and absolute defense of the global warming industry; with “scientific” arguments that include the fact...

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Unequal in Arguments

2010-02-02
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Unequal in Arguments

Men are not blindfolded and gagged in arguments with women — it just seems that way.

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Finally, the Seneca Falls for Men’s Rights!

2010-01-20
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Imagine that one day you see, in all seriousness, an announcement regarding the upstart of a male studies program at a major university that has been developed to address, research and educate people on the effects of misandry that is practiced against men and boys across the western world.

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The Abortion of Equality and the Birth of Double Standards

2009-12-17
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The questions I ask every feminist I hear these accusations from is, why exactly is a man who wants to opt out of his responsibilities as a father a coward and a woman who does the same thing with abortion “empowered” and “beating the patriarchy” or something like that? Why are these obligations that...

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“Hope and Change” Through Lies

2009-12-02
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When a political movement uses lies and fraud to advance a stated cause, it should be self-evident that the “cause” is of no real concern, but only a means of gaining leverage for an ulterior agenda. Such is the only plausible conclusion that can be drawn from this revelation of total fraud at the...

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Going Rogue Too Dumb for San Fran Bookstores. What Smart Books Made The Cut?

2009-11-24
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Going Rogue Too Dumb for San Fran Bookstores. What Smart Books Made The Cut?

From yesterday’s San Francisco Chronicle — “Bay Area not maverick enough to read Palin book“: It might as well have cooties. Hardly anyone wants to touch the thing, or even get close to it. The new autobiography by moose hunter and failed vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin is harder to find in the Bay...

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Viscount Monckton on Climategate: ‘They Are Criminals’

Viscount Monckton on Climategate: ‘They Are Criminals’

This is what they did — these climate “scientists” on whose unsupported word the world’s classe politique proposes to set up an unelected global government this December in Copenhagen, with vast and unprecedented powers to control all formerly free markets, to tax wealthy nations and all of their financial transactions, to regulate the economic...

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Has the Nobel Prize in Physics become a Joke?

2009-11-23
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Has the Nobel Prize in Physics become a Joke?

Practically everyone, both left and right, considers awarding President Obama the Nobel Peace Prize to be a joke. The late John Updike wrote that the Nobel Prize in Literature was a “prank.” But practically everyone still considers the Nobel Prizes in the hard sciences to be serious prizes, awarded to scientists with genuine accomplishments....

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The Forgotten Battle of World War II: Remembering the Aleutian Campaign

2009-11-11
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Every Veterans Day presents an opportunity to commemorate those who served in some faraway place long ago, many of whom paid that ultimate sacrifice. World War II offers its share of remembrances: Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941; Normandy, June 6, 1944; the Battle of the Bulge, December 16, 1944; to name a few. Sadly,...

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Who are River Smith and Heidi Raynor and What Kind of Cult are They Running?

2009-11-07
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Allaboutcounseling.com- They appear to be to mental health support what pedophiles are to playgrounds.

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Capitalist Excess? A Review of Michael Moore’s “Capitalism”

2009-11-04
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Love him or hate him, or his films, there’s no question about where Michael Moore stands ideologically: Left-wing, “progressive,” populist, socialist. In some ways Moore’s newest film, “Capitalism: A Love Story,” muddies the water. But in the end, all it really shows is that Michael Moore doesn’t actually know what capitalism is. Apparently, Moore...

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Halloween Safety: Ten Tips to Protect Kids

2009-10-17
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Halloween is one of the most exciting times of the year for children, but sometimes the most hectic for parents. Nearly 94 percent of children between the ages of four and twelve participate in Halloween activities each year. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and the National Association of Chiefs of...

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Looking Back at Feminism, 50 Years From Now

2009-10-11
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What will people think of feminism 50 years from now, or however long it takes for a more balanced view of gender issues to permeate society? The first question will likely be: how could we let it go so far? How could men be seen as the oppressors and sole winners in the gender role...

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