Hard to call these items "fun" reading. But there's enlightenment for inquiring minds in the items and articles below. Grab some milk and cookies (maybe a strong drink), and follow the underlined links.
1. For those who think the USA isn't headed toward global governance, that this is loony "conspiracy theory," take a look through:
Global Governance 2025: At a Critical Juncture, Office of the Director of National Intelligence, United States of America
2. Read about England's push-back against the European Union:
Cameron to Eurozone - Drop Dead, The Weekly Standard
(Excellent follow-up video, Daniel Hannan M.P., "The New Road to Serfdom")
3. A cogent history of communal and anarchy movements in the United States:
Anarchy in the U.S.A. - The Roots of American Disorder, The Weekly Standard
4. Wondered why you're not hearing much about embryonic stem cell research?
All The News That's Fit To Forget, The Weekly Standard
5. Read the latest exposure of dirty tricks and bad climate "science":
Climategate (Part II), The Weekly Standard
6. The SEIU is hiring activists to occupy banks and conduct ACORN-like "community organizing"? Looks like it:
Wanted: Well-Paid Thug. Apply: SEIU, Freedom Foundation
7. Well worth reading if you haven't seen this yet:
You're the 99%? What's the Problem?, Rage Against the Kakistocracy
8. Last but not least, on the misguided efforts against Wall Street:
Corporate Collaborators , Mark Steyn, National Review Online
1. For those who think the USA isn't headed toward global governance, that this is loony "conspiracy theory," take a look through:
Global Governance 2025: At a Critical Juncture, Office of the Director of National Intelligence, United States of America
2. Read about England's push-back against the European Union:
Cameron to Eurozone - Drop Dead, The Weekly Standard
(Excellent follow-up video, Daniel Hannan M.P., "The New Road to Serfdom")
3. A cogent history of communal and anarchy movements in the United States:
Anarchy in the U.S.A. - The Roots of American Disorder, The Weekly Standard
4. Wondered why you're not hearing much about embryonic stem cell research?
All The News That's Fit To Forget, The Weekly Standard
5. Read the latest exposure of dirty tricks and bad climate "science":
Climategate (Part II), The Weekly Standard
6. The SEIU is hiring activists to occupy banks and conduct ACORN-like "community organizing"? Looks like it:
Wanted: Well-Paid Thug. Apply: SEIU, Freedom Foundation
7. Well worth reading if you haven't seen this yet:
You're the 99%? What's the Problem?, Rage Against the Kakistocracy
8. Last but not least, on the misguided efforts against Wall Street:
Corporate Collaborators , Mark Steyn, National Review Online
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