The Post-Partisan Emporium

  The Americans who can't have healthcare can't wait to fight another war for Israel Who else is excited?  Laura  and  Normal Island News The Americans who can't have healthcare are ecstatic they are about to get something much better: an unwinnable war in the Middle East. Life just isn't the same when they're not fighting an unwinnable war in the Middle East, is it? The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and across the region went so well that millions died and we gave birth to a beautiful baby called ISIS. In a heart-warming story, ISIS grew up to marry Al Qaida and their child, HTS, took charge of Syria, so who knows what unimaginable horrors could be unleashed this time? All I know is war is coming at an opportune moment to save Netanyahu's political career and help him avoid accountability for genocide. Personally, I can't think of a better reason to sacrifice American soldiers. Remember kids, it's antisemitic to not want to die for Israel. This war is on...

  Are we denazified, now? Laurent Guyénot Ron Unz wrote in his latest article  “The True History of World War II” World War II was certainly the most colossal military conflict in human history and it became the shaping event of our modern world, with its consequences and influence still extremely important nearly eighty years after the guns fell silent. Major wars are naturally accompanied by a great deal of governmental media propaganda, and this was certainly the case with the Second World War. Over time that propaganda eventually congealed into a distorted historical narrative that has become so ubiquitous across our schools, news media, and popular entertainment that it is casually assumed to be true and correct by nearly our entire population more than three generations after the events in question, sometimes with seriously damaging political consequences. This powerful synthetic narrative of “the Good War” still greatly influences American politics and foreign policy do...