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In individuals, insanity is rare; but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule. Friedrich Nietzsche

How History Explains the Voting Wars

Incredibly, the number of restrictive bills grew by 108 or 43% between 19 February 2021 and 24 March 2021. On 19 February the Brennan Center counted 253 voter restriction bills, the number grew to 361 a month later.

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daniel January 3, 2021January 3, 2021 Americans fear the Slave Power, Andrew Jackson’s War on the First Amendment, Andy Jackson feared propaganda nobody read, Jackson, Jackson Censors the Mails, Jackson vs. the Cherokees, The Direct Mail Campaign that Angered Andy Jackson, the Strongman, War on the First Amendment

Andrew Jackson’s War on the First Amendment

Jackson’s attacks on the press show us that attacks on the media lead to oppression, violence, and terrorism. Ironically, like many of today’s censors, Jackson claimed he was trying to discourage violence by banning controversial material.

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daniel October 18, 2020October 18, 2020 A Routine Appropriations bill in the Mexican-American War helped cause the US Civil War, Four American Presidents fought in the Mexican War, Interesting Facts about the Mexican-American War, Mexican War, Mexican-American War, President Polk did not like the Treaty Ending the Mexican War, The Mexican-American War almost destroyed Abraham Lincoln’s political career, The United States Went to War for Debt in 1846, Thus it is hard to see what Mexico was fighting for., Wilmot Proviso

Interesting Facts about the Mexican-American War

One major cause of the Mexican War was the enormous amount of debt that the Republic of Texas owed to American bankers.

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daniel August 16, 2020August 16, 2020 Americas Forgotten Wars, King Philip’s War, Little Turtle’s War, Native American resistance, Philippine Insurrection, the “most decisive defeat in the history of the American military., The Filipino American War, The Great Narragansett War, The Northwest Indian War, the Ohio War., The Philippine American War, The Philippine American War or Philippine Insurrection, The Philippine War

America’s Forgotten Wars

Thus, you do not be ashamed if you have never heard of some of these conflicts. Your high school and college textbooks; and the cartoon version of American history pop culture presents, ignore these wars.

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daniel May 30, 2020May 30, 2020 A Frightening Precedent, Coronavirus could Lead to Violence, Coronavirus is winning the War, COVID-19 is winning the war against America, Disillusionment and Collapse, Economic Warfare on coronavirus, Essential Workers are Cannon Fodder, Essential Workers are Cannon Fodder in the Coronavirus War, Sacrificing Ordinary People to Save the Nation

Essential Workers are Cannon Fodder in the Coronavirus War

History shows that America’s leaders’ decision to use their fellow citizens as cannon fodder will have horrific consequences. A probable consequence of the cannon fodder policy will be the collapse of the current political and economic order in the United States.

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daniel May 24, 2020May 24, 2020 An Empire Built on Fur, Beginnings of the American of the American Revolution, French America, French and Indian War, Growing Colonies, Seven Years’ War, The British Threat, The Military Stalemate, The Origins of the French and Indian War, The Roots of the American Revolution, The War Begins

The Origins of the French and Indian War

In reality, the western lands were still in Native Hands, but legally they were French. The legal fiction of French Sovereignty served the needs of the Indians because it obligated the French Crown to protect the natives from British attack.

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daniel April 26, 2020April 26, 2020 Can Coronavirus Kill the Stock Market?, Economic Chaos, Fauci is America’s Kitchener, How World War I created the Modern Economy, Nobody was Prepared for World War I, Normal is Over, The Economic Roots of World War II, What World War I can Teach us About Coronavirus, Will Coronavirus cause Inflation?, World War I and World War II

What World War I can Teach us About Coronavirus

Few people understood what was happening in Summer 1914 or where the crisis could lead. The war threw stock markets, in particular, into chaos.

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daniel March 28, 2020March 28, 2020 Comparing Coronavirus and World War II, Comparing the Coronavirus Pandemic to World War II, Conservative Opposition, Coronavirus and World War II, Imaginary Threats, Is the Battle Against Coronavirus World War III?, Mass Hysteria, The British Conservative Party and the American Republicans, Unpreparedness

Comparing Coronavirus and World War II

Many observers are comparing coronavirus and World War II. In particular, U.S. President Donald J. Trump (R-Florida) evokes the Second

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daniel March 22, 2020March 22, 2020 1. The Dollar-A-Year Men, 2. Nonpartisan Leadership, 3. Mobilize and Centralize Private Industry, 4. Mobilize Big Science, 5. Form Distasteful Alliances, Lessons From World War II for the Coronavirus Pandemic, Second World War Lessons for the Coronavirus Fight

Lessons From World War II for the Coronavirus Pandemic

Why not harness America’s government, academic, scientific, commercial, and military resources in a new Manhattan Project to produce a COVID-19 vaccine and drugs? Interestingly, I think the logical person to head up that project is Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) founder Bill Gates who has been warning us about pandemics for decades.

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daniel February 2, 2020February 2, 2020 Banana Wars, Conquering Honduras for Bananas, El Pulpo: United Fruit the Octopus of Bananas, High-Class Muscle for Big Business the Marines in the Banana Wars, The Banana Wars, The Banana Wars: plundering Central America for fruit, The CIA and the Last Banana War

The Banana Wars: plundering Central America for fruit

The coup was successful. Bonilla rewarded his friend Zemurray by granting the Cuyamel Fruit Company a monopoly and ending the tax.