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Barack Obama

First Anti-American black president

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Fascism

Totalitarian dictatorial Ideology based on the ideals of Collectivism, Progressivism and Control , see Fascio.

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Woodruff Wilson

The worst president of the United States, see Barack Obama

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Reparations

A justifiable word for looting when free food, healthcare, housing, education, political positions aren’t good enough.

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MSM Headlines in History

Goebbels: Zionist Must Be Held Accountable for War Crimes (June 23, 1943)

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Alexander Solzhenitsyn

The writer and great documenter of the slave-labor-camp (gulags) horrors of the Communism in the Soviet Union.

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Adolf Hitler

German Progressive National Socialist who hated religion, supported abortion, formed pro-fascist paramilitary called ”Brownshirts” –while calling them ‘anti-fascist’-, created terror on the streets, controlled media, schools and entertainment industry, banned guns, divided the society based on identities, and invented an oppressor to justify his atrocities.

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John Locke

17th Century English empiricist who unlike today’s democrats believed in the sovereignty of the individual

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau

The original philosopher of today’s group thinking and community standards. Rousseau argued that the group was more important than the individual and the “general will” was superior to the solitary conscience.

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Justice

The Will of the Powerful

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Friedrich Nietzsche

Nihilistic Prussian Philosopher who announced the death of God

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1927 Solvay Conference

The most famous conference in 1927 on Electrons and Photons, where 17 of the 29 attendees were or became Nobel Prize winners.

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