Nazis have existed in some fashion in America since the 1930s. Pro-German groups sprang up touting the new German nationalism after Hitler’s rise to power. Even after World War II, Nazis did not evaporate, as refugees and German sympathizers found a connection in America. After WWII, the focus was less on Nazis and more on … More One Nazi is One Too Many
It’s the agenda of of the misinformed, or simply the fearful, to label anyone who exercises their Constitutional rights in protest, as a Marxist. Come on modern Archie Bunker, use those college-educated brain cells. It is not the usual rednecks crowd that engages in this malarkey, well they do, but they don’t know any better, … More Marxist? In Your Dreams
Published in 1958, The Ugly American, by William Lederer and Eugene Burdick, was a fictionalized account of an American diplomat’s challenging experience in an Asian country. In a larger sense, it is a statement on arrogant Americans who are insensitive to the culture and customs of the countries they visit. I believe it is a … More The Ugly American
