Believing in the classic American Dream that hard work will deliver prosperity is like believing that buying super lottery tickets is a smart way to become wealthy. Both are delusional beliefs because both are bets on incredible long shots that will disappoint nearly everyone who believes this garbage. The American Dream has been destroyed by a revolution from the top.
February 11 marked the 33rd anniversary of Iran’s 1979 revolution. It ended a generation of repressive rule under Washington’s installed Reza Shah Pahlavi. In late 1947, Iran demanded more revenue [...]
“I am convinced that if we are to get on the right side of the world revolution, we as a nation must undergo a radical revolution of values.” –Dr. Martin [...]
Last February, Egyptians celebrated Hosni Mubarak’s ouster. He became an obstacle to Washington’s Middle East agenda and had to go. For years, State Department and Pentagon officials wanted him out [...]
History tells us that it is nearly impossible to know in real time whether some kind of national, grassroots public protest ends up being the beginning of a true revolution [...]
Last week, Barbara “wah-wah” Walters—thank you, Gilda Radner!—was trotted in front of ABC’s Evening News cameras to assure those familes still chowing down that the brutal, disgusting, illegal, savage beating, [...]
People across the globe are angry. Fed up with their corrupt and inept governments, people have taken to the streets. The furious protesters have come from all walks of life: [...]
Fifty-eight years ago, on July 26, 1953, 160 Cuban rebels attacked Moncada Barracks near Santiago de Cuba. Had the rebels been able to take the fort with 1,000 troops—a good [...]
Rioters surged through the city, breaking windows, damaging the homes of the very rich: Catching the chief justice and his family at the dinner table, the crowd smashed in the doors with [...]
By: Tahir M. Qazi, MD Introduction A tide of revolutions is sweeping across the Middle East. It is the newest unfolding chapter in the history of revolutions that historians and [...]
