By Nathan Barton
Can I appear to defend The Donald for just a moment? The drama-queen panic and screams of horror at his election to the positon of “the most powerful man in the world” have really not subsided in the last four (or even six) months. The horror and fear and disgust (as expressed) are significant.
Indeed, the fears have increased, due to two major influences. First, the Anti-Trump (or No-Trump) forces have pointed out that Trump either conspired with, or was a puppet of, Vladimir Putin to make us the United Communist States of America; not only Trump but most of his advisors and political appointees are traitors and we need only prove it to the satisfaction of a jury or panel of judges (such as the US Senate). Second, is that Trump is so incredibly stupid, arrogant, uneducated and unable to manage anything, that he is incapable and totally unfit to be the most powerful man in the world.
These two points are made, almost hourly, by both the mainstream media and the liberal/Tranzi alternate media, 24-7. Continue reading

Stealing to reform or transform – what’s the big diff?
By Nathan Barton
Jeff Bryant, in Our Future, has an article, “What Betsy DeVos calls “education transformation” is actually public theft.” Again Steve notes correctly, “Amazing how “public theft” (the basis of ALL government schooling) becomes wrong only when your own agenda is being challenged.” Amen, brother!
Bryant writes in part: “Betsy DeVos wants to give your tax dollars to private schools and businesses and tell you it’s an education ‘transformation.’ That’s the main theme of an address she gave this week to a conference held by the organization she helped found and lead, the American Federation for Children. Declaring that ‘the time has expired for ‘reform” she called instead for a ‘transformation … that will open up America’s closed and antiquated education system.’ “
Obviously, Bryant thinks our education system is anything but “closed and antiquated,” but it is clear that the educrats and the teachers’ unions and the politicians want to see it MORE closed (closeted, even) and MORE antiquated: let us follow the Prussian system even closer! Continue reading →