Published 18y ago - Albert V. Burns
Immigration, of course, was what this nation was built on, voluntary immigration on the part of the vast majority of people, but involuntary for the slaves up until the Civil War. The influx of foreigners, with their various talents and trades, established and... More »
Published 18y ago - Albert V. Burns
A National Geographic survey has recently caused consternation among those who have a real interest in the education of the youth of the United States. That survey, which was a test of the geographic knowledge of youth of many nations. The young people of this... More »
Published 18y ago - Albert V. Burns
Recently, a participant on the Internet recommended that people obtain, if possible, a copy of the book “Toward Soviet America,” by William Z. Foster. An excellent suggestion if anyone really wants to understand what the Communists were planning fo... More »
Published 18y ago - Albert V. Burns
In a previous section of this series, we mentioned Harry Dexter White, who had been identified as a Communist working in the Treasure Department. In Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Hearing, Nov. 17, 1953, it was reported that “from November 8, 1945... More »
Published 18y ago - Albert V. Burns
Image courtesy of Vodex under CC BY-SA 2.0 To the average American, those words would not make much sense or have much meaning. They are, however, a very accurate description of just how our governmental system has been and is being changed before our eyes. Th... More »
Published 19y ago - Albert V. Burns
As a result of the machinations of the Insiders, in 1933, Americans were no longer allowed to own gold. The government confiscated ALL gold from individuals and companies and invalidated the “gold redemption” clauses in all obligations whether gove... More »
Published 19y ago - Albert V. Burns
Back in the 1930s when I was a teen, (yes, I’m that old) we would cut grass, deliver papers, sell magazines, shovel snow and other things to make a bit of money. One of the prime causes of the need for money was to have a dime to go to the Saturday movie matin... More »
Published 19y ago - Albert V. Burns
Last week we mentioned Antonio Gramsci very briefly. Because of the tremendous impact which his doctrines have had on the 20th century, it is imperative that society understand exactly how and why that impact has taken place. Gramsci was born in 1891 on the is... More »
Published 19y ago - Albert V. Burns
As a result of my previous column dealing with the horrendous statistics of human lives taken by governments run amok, I have received a several messages pointing out the fact that I had omitted one of the most appalling facts of all, that is, the forty three ... More »
Published 19y ago - Albert V. Burns
As a prelude to the main theme of this article, I feel it necessary to deal with two items which have been brought to my attention. The first is that in several of my articles I have mentioned that the country was being moved to the left, etc. I believe that I... More »
Published 19y ago - Albert V. Burns
More and more, we are seeing citizens being invited to “participate” in various forms of meetings, councils, or boards to “help determine” public policy in one field or another. They are supposedly being included to get “inputR... More »
Published 19y ago - Albert V. Burns
Last week we discussed the incredible manner through which the 14th Amendment was maneuvered into the Constitution. The ostensible reason why the Republican radicals worked so hard to get the 14th Amendment to the Constitution declared as ratified (however spu... More »