and wikipedia is any better ? or Huff po ect .
Ok so im political hackYes it is. Look at the discussions of the posts. They are NOT choosing only one set of views to post. They are not perfect, but they try to be non biased.
A NOVEL is not an auto biography, but your source acts as if it is. That is disinformation of the worst kind.
How many times have I used it ? Once . Do you think a better reference would be the son of a communist ? Maybe Media Matters is better ?Yeah conservapedia is an extremely biased right wing creationist website. It actually seemed offensive and incredibly stupid the first minute I was on it. It proudly had an article against atheists that felt condecending to say the least. First there was "the question atheist fear/cannot answer" which turned out to be why doesn't god exist? I will assume he was referring specifically the Chrisian god and speaking only for myself say:
I find it hard to reconcil an all knowing, all being, all powerful god who actually loves me and everyone else with the conditions of life. Why does evil go unpunished and seem to thrive? It is cold comfort to a murder victim that his killer might be punished in hell unless he converts and is saved at the last moment that is. Also why if god is so powerful does he give a shit about my feelings toward him, and for that matter why get so spiteful about and send my soul to hell to actively suffer forever for being too bad? For that matter if he knows everything then doesn't he know how it will all happen which seems to negate free will?
Second the site confronted evolution with a Gish gallop that included a reference to the idea that people evolved from earthworms. If that is the level of scholarship there you may use that site as a reference at your own peril of being mocked and seeing just what biases you have.
I do use wiki the most . But I like to use Key Wiki and other right wing sites just to stir the hornets nest around here . Now that I know Conservatipedia is a creationist site I might try that as well .Wiki almost always is, and almost always has better references. Hufpro I don't use.
- Shocking New Information! News release: Obama's Communist Mentor Frank Marshall Davis was a Communist and Sex Pervert
- Special Report: Obama's "Sex Rebel" Communist Mentor -- The "Naked Truth" About Frank Marshall Davis (PDF)
- Read Excerpts from Davis's "Sex Rebel" Book (PDF)
- Who was Frank Marshall Davis? (This is a 32-page analysis of the FBI file by Cliff Kincaid and Herbert Romerstein.) PDF
- The Frank Marshall Davis Network in Hawaii (Andrew Walden examines the remnants of the Davis network in Hawaii). PDF
- Pages from the FBI File (This 40-page report includes selected pages from the FBI file which document Davis's Communist history and pro-Soviet and anti-white views). PDF
- FBI File #1 (PDF)
- FBI File #2 (PDF)
- FBI File #3 (PDF)
- FBI File #4 (PDF)
- FBI File #5 (PDF)
- FBI File #6 (PDF)
- The Communist Party of Frank Marshall Davis (PDF)
- Frank Marshall Davis and the American Committee for Foreign Born (PDF)
- Frank Marshall Davis Testimony before the Senate (PDF)
- California Senate Report on Communist Press Networks (including and naming Frank Marshall Davis) (PDF)
- Excerpts from "Investigation of Un-American Propaganda Activities in the United States"(Includes numerous references to Frank Marshall Davis) (PDF).
- The Communist Party's Cold War Against Congressional Investigation of Subversion. 1962 House Committee on Un-American Activities Report. 58 pages. (PDF)
- How We Almost Lost Hawaii to the Reds (from the Saturday Evening Post). (PDF)
- Excerpt from "The Scope of Soviet Activity in the United States" (Hawaii) (PDF)
I do use wiki the most . But I like to use Key Wiki and other right wing sites just to stir the hornets nest around here . Now that I know Conservatipedia is a creationist site I might try that as well .![]()
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No troll just opposite then many on this form . I disagree with many here sometimes but there are times where I dont . I am keeping a open mind , But as you can see Im all alone on this subject .Respectfully, I don't think that is a good strategy. You are basically declaring you are a troll and your posts lack credibility.
I didnt think I said any thing bad about him just that He would naturally try to defend his father . Just not credible to me . So what he was in the air force that doesnt make him a saint . Major Hassan was a Army psychiatrist .His son does an excellent job in debunking the pedophile story. He references the BOOK and what some have twisted. His son is retired Air Force intelligence officer. It seems that the Air Force did not consider his father's activism to be a big problem. Not like you are doing.
I didnt think I said any thing bad about him just that He would naturally try to defend his father . Just not credible to me . So what he was in the air force that doesnt make him a saint . Major Hassan was a Army psychiatrist .
So did Major Hassan pass backround checks as well as Snowden ? Im sure he is not a communist just his daddy .It doesn't make him a saint. It does mean he had an extensive background check and passed reliability checks. If he was in more than five years he had another check.
and wikipedia is any better ? or Huff po ect .
Because he was Obama s mentor . Dreams from my Father and a close friend of his grandfather . My father called himself Social democrat I told him he just a commieSo if he grew up with his father and didn't become a communist (I still see nothing that says he was one), Why is it important to some folks that Pres Obama knew his father?
this is From Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Marshall_DavisIn his memoir Dreams from My Father, Barack Obama mentions a friend of his grandfather named Frank, who was later identified as Davis.[35] Davis told Obama that he and Stanley (Obama's maternal grandfather) both had grown up only 50 miles apart, near Wichita, although they did not meet until Hawaii
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men·tor
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noun
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a wise and trusted counselor or teacher.
2.
an influential senior sponsor or supporter.
Nazis = were leftist . National Socialism . Big government total control They were consider right in European politics not American . . Left = total control or Big Government right = Anarchy or no government . Our constitution puts us center right of the political spectrum . European politics are completely different from American .SO? A mentor is a teacher or adviser. That doesn't mean that you become them with only their beliefs. I have had many mentors over the years and I am not a clone of any of them.
A social democrat is not a communist, no more than those in the Tea Party are Nazis.
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men·tor
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noun
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a wise and trusted counselor or teacher.
2.
an influential senior sponsor or supporter.
External Quote:In the Weimar Republic the left consisted of the Communists (KPD) and the Social Democrats (SPD). The Center consisted of the Democratic party (DDP), the Catholic Center Party (Z) and the People's Party (DVP). The right consisted of the German Nationalist Party (DNVP) and the National Socialist Party (NSDAP-Nazi). Unlike American political parties, German political parties had narrower bases of support generally based on class, occupation and religion. They were therefore less inclined to compromise and more inclined to have programs based on clear sets of ideas (ideologies).
The parties on the left were strong supporters of progressive taxation, government social welfare programs, labor unions, equality and economic opportunity for women. They were less nationalistic, militaristic and antisemitic than the parties on the right. They favored greater government involvement in—and control of—business and industry, and were to varying degrees anti-religious. Still, there were strong differences and major conflicts between the two major leftist parties. The Social Democrats were strong supporters of the Republic and democracy while the Communists were opposed to both, favoring a Russian style communist dictatorship. The parties on the right were strongly nationalistic and supported large military. They were opposed to social welfare programs, labor unions and progressive taxation. They favored an economy directed by industrialists and landowners with large estates. They were antisemitic and favored traditional roles for women. The Nationalists were a more traditional Conservative Party, while the National Socialists were a radical party wanting revolutionary change. Both parties publicly supported the Churches and the role of religion in society but some elements in the Nazi Party harbored hostility to traditional religion.
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German Nationalist People's Party (DNVP)
The supporters of the German Nationalist People's Party (DNVP) were generally Protestant and represented a mix of landowners and industrialists with crafts people and civil servants and farmers who followed the lead of the wealthy landowners. The party also attracted the more conservative elements among the white collar clerical and retail sales workers. It was militaristic, resistant to republican government, opposed to attempts to fulfill the terms of the Versailles treaty, and antisemitic.
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National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP-Nazi)
The National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP-Nazi), founded in 1919 as the German Workers party, began its move toward prominence when Adolf Hitler emerged as its principal speaker and leader. The National Socialists initially attracted young men who had been in the military and had not been able to reintegrate themselves into the civilian society and economy. The party also drew support from members of the lower middle class, shopkeepers, artisans and white-collar workers. The party was unequivocally opposed to the Weimar Republic and in 1923 its members led by Hitler tried unsuccessfully to seize the government by force. After this failed attempt the party reverted to a strategy of gaining power through the electoral process without ever changing its fundamental opposition to democracy and republican government. Antisemitism and the threat that the Jews represented to Germany were at the core of the Nazi ideology.
During the later twenties, the base of National Socialist support expanded considerably. Although most of the top leaders of the party including Hitler were Catholic, and the party had begun in Catholic Munich, fewer Catholics proportionally voted for the party than did Protestants. This voting pattern was the result of the Catholic Church urging its members to avoid supporting the Nazis. This Catholic Church opposition to the Nazis would be dropped once Hitler achieved power. While the Nazis were slow to attract women supporters (program for women was summarized by "Children, the Kitchen and the Church"), women were the fastest growing group of supporters by the early 1930s. By 1932, the Nazis had become the most popular political party and they had the largest legislative delegation.
Funding for the Nazi Party
Money was a necessity for building and maintaining a large political organization. Hitler needed money to support paramilitary groups, stage rallies, publish newspapers, print posters and buy radio time. Historians have argued about how Hitler and the Nazis raised their money. Marxist historians starting with Franz Naumann in the 1940's had argued that industrialists who hoped to manipulate him bought Hitler's success because they feared communism. Even in the 1920s left wing critics of Hitler such as the artist John Heartfield had seen him as a creature of industrialists such as Hugo Stinnes. S. and J. Poole's claim that it was Henry Ford who supplied the Nazis with funds. However most historians today take the position most clearly expressed by Henry Turner and dispute these claims. Turner argues that most industrialists and financiers supported more moderate political leaders such as Gustav Stresemann and only began to supply Hitler with money in the early 1930s when he looked like a winner and they saw the communist threat growing. Turner sees a generous party membership, often with very limited personal means, as the source of the major funding for the party during its growth period. Turner rejects the idea of any support for Hitler from Henry Ford.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/history/mwh/germany/nazibeliefsrev4.shtmlExternal Quote:The Nazi ideology:
Lebensraum - the need for 'living space' for the German nation to expand.
A strong Germany - the Treaty of Versailles should be abolished and all German-speaking people united in one country.
Führer - the idea that there should be a single leader with complete power rather than a democracy.
Social Darwinism - the idea that the Aryan race was superior and Jews were 'subhuman'.
Autarky - the idea that Germany should be economically self-sufficient.
Germany was in danger - from Communists and Jews, who had to be destroyed.
In the 1920s, the Nazis tried to be all things to all people. The 25-Point Programme had policies that were:
Socialist - eg farmers should be given their land; pensions should improve; and public industries such as electricity and water should be owned by the state.
Nationalist - all German-speaking people should be united in one country; the Treaty of Versailles should be abolished; and there should be special laws for foreigners.
Racist - Jews should not be German citizens and immigration should be stopped.
Fascist - a strong central government and control of the newspapers.
The Nazis did not appeal to:
working men who voted Communist
intellectuals such as students and university professors
They were popular with:
nationalists and racists
farmers
lower middle-class people such as plumbers and shopkeepers who were worried about the chaos Germany was in
rich people worried by the threat from Communism
Wikipedia is a million times better.and wikipedia is any better ? or Huff po ect .
Nazis are leftists now!? That's so ludicrous.Nazis = were leftist . National Socialism . Big government total control They were consider right in European politics not American . . Left = total control or Big Government right = Anarchy or no government . Our constitution puts us center right of the political spectrum . European politics are completely different from American .
The political spectrum really isn't quite that simple. That would be more authoritarian with elements of social conservatism.I also don't get the whole more government is left and less is right. Tsarist Russia was an absolute monarchy and was a completely conservative rightist government. It had plenty of rules and even serfs into the later half of the 19th century. Introducing elected representatives to the Duma was a liberalization. One often is considered left if you push for more social change as opposed to being conservative or right if you resist change or want to repeal change. Communists/Soviets act as if they were changing man for the future as foretold by Marx, while Nazis strove for modernity by trying to achieve what had been lost from the past and resisting corrupt modern influences like swing music. The extremes at either end became roughly the same thing, crazy murderous totalitarian dictatorships. A continuum can also be made of social attitudes in which on the right are increasingly more rules regarding behavior, and to the left is fewer and eventually no rules regarding behavior (ie liberal parents who let their children do as they please).
Anarchism is neither right or left, it is an absence of government.
Sure in Europe they are right wing . Not in America . They were Socialist . Not exactly small government or limited government .Nazis are leftists now!? That's so ludicrous.
They are the epitome of right wing.
watchAnarchism is neither right or left, it is an absence of government.
It doesn't attempt to 'answer' any of the claims, I think it's more about the fact that such claims exist in the first place.Media Matters explanation on the photoshop . Doesn't really answer the dark hand ? http://mediamatters.org/blog/2013/02/04/a-brief-history-of-obama-photoshop-conspiracies/192509
That graph is extremely over simplified and extremely incorrect.Sure in Europe they are right wing . Not in America . They were Socialist . Not exactly small government or limited government .![]()
The bottom photo is clearly PSed. You can see where Obama's leg/knee is next to his Grandmother. The "floating" hand is not the same hand in both pictures. The top picture is just looks like his Grandfather is placing his arm around Obama but just hasn't finished. I'm not sure what is strange except it looks like someone PSed the bottom picture to fit their narrative.The other photo is Obama sitting between his grandparents, and, in the photo, the hand of Mr. Obama's grandfather mysteriously appears to float over Mr. Obama's shoulder.
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Richard Terrell of Aftermath "de-photoshopped" the floating hand picture.
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Agreed AlT. As said before Joe I am not sure who made tha BS spectrum, but they are wrong. Totalitarianism is neither left nor right. And rightists govs can still have LOTS of rules. Tsarist Russia was conservative to an extreme. Imperial Germany and imperial Japan were conservative. All three had plenty of laws. Law and state control are not the specific purview of the left. Not sure who told you that but they are biased and deeply wrong.
In your opinion it might be but for many like me its exactly what we believe .That graph is extremely over simplified and extremely incorrect.
I agree on that photo at least . Just found the one with the dark hand kinda strange weather it be the hand of a communist or not .The bottom photo is clearly PSed. You can see where Obama's leg/knee is next to his Grandmother. The "floating" hand is not the same hand in both pictures. The top picture is just looks like his Grandfather is placing his arm around Obama but just hasn't finished. I'm not sure what is strange except it looks like someone PSed the bottom picture to fit their narrative.
I think the black hand is one of those, once you see it, you can't unsee it things.I agree on that photo at least . Just found the one with the dark hand kinda strange weather it be the hand of a communist or not .