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Friday, June 5. 2009

United in Hate

Front Page's Jamie Glazov discusses his new book, which addresses a topic about which we are always curious - the affinity between the Liberal-Left and brutal tyranny, especially Islamic tyranny. Relevant today with our government's submissive overtures to Islamic dictatorships.


Fairly short, but it's in two pieces:


 


Posted by Bird Dog in History, Politics at 15:10 | Comments (5) | Trackbacks (0)

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Why did you put this on here? I could not turn it off. This gentleman knows this subject as none I have heard. Having read Solzhenitsyn and Trotsky I have never understood the appeal of collectivism. Spooky speech.

This is a nice bookend to the speech by Evan Sayet's "How Modern Liberals Think", which is youtube if you want to see it.
#1 Brian in Idaho on 2009-06-05 16:43 (Reply)
Sorry, Brian, this isn't even CLOSE to being as good my talks (by the way, you forgot to mention my new Heritage Foundation talk available at www.popmodal.com.)

Evan

BTW, just kidding about Jamie, he's great!
#1.1 Evan Sayet (Link) on 2009-06-05 22:03 (Reply)
Fascinative. Thank you. Now atop the list of my desired Father's presents, his book is.
#2 The Distributist (Link) on 2009-06-05 20:54 (Reply)
OK, Evan Sayet, who we much admire, reads us! Wonderful!
#3 Bird Dog on 2009-06-06 07:36 (Reply)
Excellent! Its great to see the truth spoken from a man with such an incredible backround. Have to get the book.
#4 sean on 2009-06-06 11:17 (Reply)

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