Has anyone else offered a coherent vision of how America would become Socialistic under any conceivable definition? Most conceptions of Socialism in these United States have often struggled to envisage an America without the Democratic-Republican Party and the Empire of… Read More ›
Sometime later this week, I need to post an actual Blog Post to provide evidence to support my suspicions regarding James Madison and James Monroe. But for now, I have completed the drafts of the last new Section. “‘What is… Read More ›
The following is a completed copy of “By Way of Introduction” from the Second Edition of The Work-Standard. It outlines an ongoing problem behind why there continues to be immense difficulties in trying to properly advocate for American Socialism under… Read More ›
Got some good news to report. While poring through some of the Blog posts that were archived from last year, I found a few SMP Compendium Entries which never went into the First Edition of The Work-Standard. The information pertained… Read More ›
Yesterday, I began working on the Second Edition of The Work-Standard. The new Book Cover was added alongside a Table of Contents for easier navigation. I completed proofreading several Entries from “Section One: Key Terminology under the Work-Standard.” The most… Read More ›
“The large increase in debt was justified by the need to protect people’s lives, preserve jobs, and avoid a wave of bankruptcies. If governments had not taken action, the social and economic consequences would have been devastating. But the debt… Read More ›
The current American generations of the 2020s, the last of the “Silent Generation,” the “Baby Boomers,” “Generation X,” the “Millennials,” and “Generation Z,” have all been drilled into believing that below the Federal Government itself are fifty State Governments presiding… Read More ›
I found a two-part article from 2011 on Seeking Alpha. It is entitled, “How is the US Quickly Becoming a Third World Country.” Here is Part I and here is Part II. For those curious, this author was writing in… Read More ›
In June 1775, the Continental Congress in Philadelphia chose Virginia delegate Col. George Washington as commander in chief of the Continental Army then surrounding British-occupied Boston. Hurrying north, Washington spent a day in New York City, where, on Sunday, June… Read More ›
“The United States Economy is not ready [yet] for [the State of Total Mobilization]. Stockpiling of essential raw materials has only been pursued to a moderate extent. [From a purely] military point of view, the United States is not in… Read More ›
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