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| Neoconservatism
While many people today know what "neoconservatism" is, some still
do not. This is designed for the average citizen, and offers a brief
education about neoconservatism
Many people know what a
political conservative, aka, a "right-winger," is. He or she is a
person who is politically and socially conservative. He or she holds
fast to tradition and is wary of liberal trends such as feminism or
handgun control.
A liberal, aka, a "left-winger" or "leftist," of course holds views opposite those of a conservative - as a rule, at least.
But what about neoconservatism?
Neoconservatism
emerged as a force in America in the 1980s. The father of
neoconservatism was a Jewish philosopher named Leo Strauss (1899-1973).
It is significant that most of the influential followers of Strauss are
also Jewish. Also significant is the fact that Strauss himself once
publicly admitted that his ideology was centered around the Jews.
Neoconservatism,
despite its name, is not a political movement per se, but is instead a
racial movement: an ethnically-Jewish movement despite the fact that
some non-Jews advocate neoconservatism.
Neoconservatism is a
movement both created and run by Jews, most of whom were once leftists
and who usually seemed unconcerned about Israel. Those Jews later
"rediscovered" their ethnic roots and became pro-Israel Zionists. They
created and spread neoconservatism largely for one reason: to use
America in an ongoing effort to protect the Jewish state of Israel.
Neoconservatives seek to unite America and Israel together in order to
oppose any country in the world which objects to ideas that are "good
for Israel" or, similarly, "good for Jews." Such an agenda, of course,
strains America's relationships with many countries across the globe.
The
neoconservative movement is steered by Jews within the federal
government, major universities, private organizations and the media.
Importantly, neoconservatism is a proactive, not a reactive, movement. In that sense, it is aggressive in nature.
The standard neoconservative agenda includes:
1.
reshaping the Middle East for Israel's by using American
soldiers to wage war in that region, while, at the same time, referring
to such war as being in America's best interests and/or referring to
such war as a necessary part of the "war on terrorism"
2. advocating American foreign policies which benefit Israel
3. reshaping the political and social spectrum of the Middle East by using various methods other than war;
4. referring to anyone who doesn't embrace the neoconservative agenda as "anti-American" or "unpatriotic;"
5. criticizing and even penalizing any country which doesn't support the neoconservative agenda.
President
George W. Bush's foreign policy is a neoconservative foreign policy. In
fact, America's foreign policy has been neoconservative since at least
the 1980s.
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| I support censorship on the Internet. This is because there is no such
thing as “freedom of speech”. This term itself is ridiculous because
one’s freedom to speak is limited by what another person wants to hear.
You may quote the Universal declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) but this
document is not a binding one, so its irrelevant.
Suppose
someone publishes a blog topic, which is okay to him but offensive to
me, I have two options. First is to file a civil lawsuit against him
and seek appropriate damages (either monetary or not), and second is to
lodge a police report and make it a criminal case.
All bloggers
should never advocate racial supremacy, which is morally wrong and
against the tenets of NeoConservatism. I personally dislike it and feel
such bloggers should be either banned from the Internet for good and/or
detained under the Internal Security Act for between 2 years to 20
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