Twitter is just the ‘TIP OF THE DEMOCRAT’S PROGRESSIVE ICEBERG’
The Democratic party has always wanted to use the State in order to fully control and regulate all human activity here in America. They control all ‘Enforcement Arms‘ of our Federal Government. They control most Government Schools & many Private Schools, i.e., they control the education of America’s Children, and will attempt to toss Parents into prison if they get in the way. They control a majority of America’s news media, which has become less reliable than even North Korea’s news media.
Democrat’s have sought to control Free Speech in recent years, i.e., control it in a way that only the Democratic party can determine what Free Speech is, and even what constitutes “disinformation.”
Annual Archive: ‘Need a Monthly *DROPDOWN* Archive WordPress Plugin for Sidebar?’
Apparently my Theme doesn’t offer a monthly or yearly dropdown Archive widget, just some that will require 4-Lines after 4-years or 48-Lines after 48-months. 😉 I had tried several plugins, but they either didn’t work or were the same space wasting widgets that my Theme already offered.
Jeanne Dielman ‘CANS’ Citizen Kane & ‘Bumps’ Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo to #2
Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles, directed by Chantal Akerman, has topped the British Film Institute’s Sight and Sound poll.
Stella Morabito – “The ‘Whiteness’ Smear Is Really An Attack On Private Life, Relationships, And Universal Values”
Day by Day – Chris Muir
Anyone who has spent more than a few hours studying the history of Slavery will realize that the “20 and odd” Angolan Slaves, who arrived on August 20, 1619 in the British colony of Virginia (AKA Colonial North America and/or British North America), were some of the luckiest Slaves in the history of Slavery. Well, actually, they were sold as “indentured servants.” Check this out:
Between one-half and two-thirds of European immigrants to the American Colonies between the 1630s and American Revolution came under indentures.
Just a few African Slaves ever made it to Colonial North America, i.e., ‘Only about 388,000.‘ The rest went to South America and the Caribbean.