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Breitbart.tv : Newt: FDR Was The 'Greatest President' Of The 20th Century

Tue, 13 Dec 2011 04:25:34 +0000

Most Republicans that currently support Newt Gingrich simply don't know enough about his beliefs or positions beyond his most recent soundbites. Gingrich has a long history of advocating progressive policies. The more Republicans learn about Gingrich, the more they will be disappointed.

Breitbart.tv : Disgraced 'Wonkette' Busted Putting Racist Words in Bachmann's Mouth

Wed, 31 Aug 2011 03:30:38 +0000

What? Saying that you like White people is not a racist remark. I don't know why Breitbart would even write that in their headline and continue to assert that in the description. The anti-White left has really poisoned the well if liking White people has become unacceptable to conservatives. There's nothing wrong with being White or liking White people. I like White people. I'm not ashamed to admit it.

Big Hollywood : New 'Captain America' Poster Is All About Marketing the Flag-Waving

Sat, 16 Jul 2011 15:13:57 +0000

I think that guy is part of Captain America's new multi-cultural, multi-national team, which I don't think is part of the comics. Just looking at the picture, I'm guessing there's a Scotsman, a Japanese guy, an Italian, a Frenchman, and an African-American. I think John Nolte is underestimating the leftist slant that Hollywood has put on this.

Breitbart.tv : Independence: Schoolhouse Rock 'Fireworks'

Mon, 4 Jul 2011 22:51:52 +0000

Ah yes, Schoolhouse Rocks were some of the best things ever created for children. I still have so many memories of watching these in between Saturday morning cartoons. Cartoons and music with the explicit goal of educating children and they worked. And let's not forget their great PSAs as well, like. "Beans and Rice" and "Don't Drown Your Food." Teaching good eating habits as well. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heKYNWFBkW8 And these weren't put out by the govt. either. These were sponsored by major corporations.

Frontpage Magazine : Why Race Matters

Mon, 4 Jul 2011 22:27:29 +0000

This article is only partly correct. It's true that LBJ's Great Society has been one of the prime factors involved in destroying the Black community, but it's not the only one. First of all, no other group, matched for levels of illiteracy or poverty, has as high a crime rate as Black Americans. Hispanics, for instance, have a higher rate of poverty than Blacks, yet a lower crime rate overall. Poor war refugees from southeast Asia have a lower crime than poverty stricken Blacks. The problem starts with Blacks themselves, for the only true person to blame for a criminal act is the criminal himself. And if you accept that a criminal, any criminal, is more immoral than a non-criminal, then you have to accept that Blacks, as a group, are more immoral than any other group. And the only people that can fix that problem are Blacks themselves.

Breitbart.tv : GOP Congressional Candidate Warns of Chinese Invasion in TV Ad

Wed, 22 Jun 2011 00:59:21 +0000

Oh if only those Black Ants were more like those Chinese Ants - hardworking and law abiding, then maybe America would be competitive again.

Big Peace : Thailand Election Portends More Ethnic Clashes

Fri, 27 May 2011 00:11:43 +0000

This is one of the few reports from a Western source that seems to grasp the demographic issues involved in Thailand. The Red Shirts are often framed as a pro democracy movement, fighting for their rights, but it's much more complicated than that. The central Thais pay the majority of taxes and they resented the social programs that Thaksin implemented to help the rural poor. Of course since most of Thailand is rural poor, he became the most popular PM in Thai history. Much in the same way that the Democrats in America buy the minority vote with their support for social programs, Thaksin bought the votes of the majority in the same way. The Yellow Shirts are often framed as the elite group that tries to suppress the majority, but it needs to be understood that they are much like the Tea Party in America in that they want restrictions on the government's ability to tax them to death. Try to imagine that the United States was only 20 percent Republican and 80 percent Democrat, and the Democrats used their sheer numbers to redistribute wealth from that 20 percent of America to the other 80, then you can start to understand the some of the reasons behind Thailand's political issues.

Breitbart.tv : Utah Passes 'Too Sexy' Law

Tue, 24 May 2011 22:45:00 +0000

While I'm not a fan of restrictive laws, I do respect the tenth amendment and the ability for states to have laws in place that reflect the will of the populace. That's what states' rights are all about. Some states will be more liberal; some states will be more conservative. That's part of the beauty of the Constitution.

Breitbart.tv : Colin Quinn: Marxism Failed From Day One

Thu, 14 Apr 2011 16:16:30 +0000

It's not just economic Marxism that's the problem in America. Cultural Marxism is the cancer that's destroying us by eroding the American ideal of exceptionalism. We have equal rights. That doesn't mean that we are all equal. Some persons are smarter, harder working and more creative than others and those persons should be rewarded for their contributions to society. In the cultural Marxist mindset that Obama and the other leftists promote, we are all special and to even recognize the gifts of others is wrong as it shines the light of inadequacy on the inept. We can't have a functioning country when we constantly lower standards to "uplift" the downtrodden.

Breitbart.tv : Pence on Budget Standoff: 'Shut It Down'

Fri, 1 Apr 2011 15:19:43 +0000

Once the government shuts down, then prepare for riots in the streets. If anyone thinks that all the parasites are going to go without a fight, then they haven't been paying attention to Europe. But unlike Europe, our parasitic class is much more violent. Once those welfare checks stop coming, it'll be New Orleans after Katrina. Ger ready.

Breitbart.tv : Tim Pawlenty: Cap-And-Trade Support Was 'A Mistake'

Wed, 30 Mar 2011 17:58:19 +0000

Pawlenty is flaky. He sounds like a fool, and these are the kinds of people that try to run our lives. There's no need for him to get in the race. He's already lost.

Big Hollywood : Stephen Colbert to Michael Moore: You Got Some Coin, the Hat Doesn't Fool Anyone'

Tue, 29 Mar 2011 20:50:11 +0000

Hilarious at the end. "Capitalism: A Love Story, 12.99 at Amazon." Michael Moore cries, "No, no, no!," because he realizes what a hypocritical fool that makes him. I know Stephen Colbert just plays a character, but that was some pretty great ownage of that behemoth.

Big Peace : The Freezing of the Rhine

Tue, 29 Mar 2011 07:40:48 +0000

Imagine if millions of Africans came with guns. Wouldn't that be considered an invasion? Well, they don't need guns to have an invasion anymore. They just come with their hands out and the Europeans lay out the welcome mat.

Big Peace : Is France on the Brink Of A Violent Civil War?

Mon, 28 Mar 2011 14:21:10 +0000

Years ago the National Front was considered a racist and extremist party and no one would mention them without condemning them. Now, it's surprising and refreshing that they are getting mainstream support and being talked about positively on sites like Breitbart. Their policies make sense for France. Now hopefully America will begin to reject these insane Leftists policies of the multi-cult as well.

Big Peace : Geert Wilders in Rome: Defending the West from Cultural Relativism and Jihad

Mon, 28 Mar 2011 14:10:48 +0000

The Leftists always spout their cultural relativist nonsense and it makes no sense. They say that all cultures are equal. Since equal means the same as, how is it possible that two different cultures would be equal? Especially a culture like Islam versus the West. Just look at the results. Two equal cultures should create equal results. That's obviously not the case. The Left is seriously delusional.

Big Journalism : Newsweek: Americans Are Stupid Because We Don't Spend Enough On Education

Tue, 22 Mar 2011 16:40:59 +0000

I'm tired of the constant lie that America is behind in education. America spends more money per student than any other nation. And going by the PISA scores from the last decade, America actually ranks at the top educationally compared to other industrialized nations when you exclude Blacks and Hispanics. No one likes to point that out, but that is the truth. Whites and Asians in America rank above all other students in the world, except for in math, where they are right behind Japan. What America needs to do is to start focusing on the exceptional instead of dumbing down the curriculum for the weakest students.

Breitbart.tv : Andrew Sullivan: Obama's Libya Policy Hatched by Hillary and McCain

Mon, 21 Mar 2011 14:09:51 +0000

Our military is not allowed to goto war without a formal Declaration of War by Congress. This is in the Constitution. It's very explicit. Not surprised that Obama, the "Constitutional Scholar," would completely ignore our supreme law of the land.

Breitbart.tv : Greatest St. Patrick's Day Flash Mob Ever

Thu, 17 Mar 2011 23:44:34 +0000

Those are called "smash mobs" now. Don't let the "youths" give flash mobs a bad name.

Big Peace : Will Japan's Catastrophe Cause A US Financial Earthquake?

Wed, 16 Mar 2011 16:39:48 +0000

The thing about Obama is that his leftist ways are out in the open for everyone to see. RINOs like McCain give conservatives a false sense of comfort, all the while they push socialist policies. If McCain had won, we'd have many of the same problems, but we wouldn't have had the energized conservative base pushing back like we do with Obama. Obama may be bad for this country, but he's been great for reinvigorating the conservative movement. We don't need any more "compassionate conservatives." We need real small government conservatives. That means no more RINOs like McCain. We need to stop nominating people that we think can win and start nominating men that we want to win.

Breitbart.tv : Levin to Rubio: Why Don't You Run For President?

Wed, 16 Mar 2011 16:26:01 +0000

Herman Cain supported TARP and is against even auditing the Federal Reserve. He may be good on some issues, but not on economic and monetary policy, which is the most important issues facing us right now.