already written i want to write i want to go to the point still holds i mean hillary mussolini were not liberals ok rick i want to go to you i mean we don't hear today we use the term west all the time and you know and i use it all the time i'll be honest with you but we don't hear the word we don't say the east we don't people don't use that is it's polar opposite. well in philosophy we talk often about eastern philosophy and i'm reminded of the young in a satirical magazine we have here in the united states that had a headline that went something like chinese student discovers western philosophy and his parents were horrified that he was into these radical western ideas. but i want to pick up on something that homie said earlier that i think there is a certain experience of the west from the outside that we who are so-called westerners can't ignore that is when for example the west is. protecting the airspace over libya there is an experience on the ground that there is this entity called the west that is not internally defined but externally defined and so along with the economic and

for mussolini until the early on the third line into elder schwartz was alias the duck.alto swartz was head of operations for forza four and forza is the mind security company place this will be the prism and yeah. it is. inside the computer hard disks so that's good only as we found a receipt going seen from the private investigative agency a c n g almost all up and saw that in her she's one of their employees who was paid by mr schwartz. yanick how to denied any involvement with the devil operation and refused to be interviewed for this film a peruvian court shelled the case for lack of evidence to put it towards the development of meanwhile because nuance president wayne murphy earned nearly five million dollars in two thousand and six when the devil operation occurred because the of the water has now enjoying a lucrative retirement. they're late but. it's like a norton wells film with. the i mean the mining company he writes the script directs the sorties and has connections with the law makers and actually know your stuff. and then on top of everything they say it's

on your mind or mussolini. come up with the one with the father. father marco isn't the only one receiving threats. here to vasco is a lawyer who helps marco and the farmers. get on line but now that we know. that i was alone in a hotel room man and the phone ran in the middle of the night to be a model or case of not really believe it when the i saw it was a number from a public telephone income aka. is this news the last kiss and i said yes. and then spoke harshly and insulted me for it it's a it's a. seat she said if i kept making trouble they would rape me even. kill me and cut my body into pieces. and threw them in the garbage for the dogs to eat. i hung up but he kept to call in. the union on the bridge. abutment he probably wanted to keep tellin me how i was going to die. with that we realized they were following everyone from early in the morning hours and in the rest of us to look at. the service of the conductor they followed us to our homes just a lot of. families told us they were taking photos of homes. on their own for the if you're g

we will pay you a dollar an hour and some of these -- everyone was involved -- they could not say mussolini is coming or hitler is coming -- within 150 yards, we have people sleeping on boxes. we don't want to go to war. we can do any thing in california. we have avocados and there's a hidden innuendo here, that's my department. the murals should be a museum and i believe rec and park should the longer on them. i believe recon park should allow her banished them. -- rec and park should no longer manage them. most people wait in line. [unintelligible] i'm fighting on all corners. i'd just left the mayor's office and of going to the planning commission, but this will be a museum in my lifetime and i respect the work you do. art is for the artists and and we are the ones that are going to explain it fluently to san franciscans and americans and to our guests. i found some interesting results. i was finishing might geology degree and i'm trying to do my own preliminary and it's interesting and we will work well together. thank you. >> is there any other public comment? seeing none, public comme

it's called fascism and our nation has a long history of resisting the forces of fascism ever since mussolini breathed life into the idea and italy several generations ago unfortunately today the forces the forces excuse me fascism are on the march again and it's important to listen to one voice in american history who gave us a dire warning about how to defeat those forces that warning is the subject of tonight's daily take and they deny the turmoil of the 1930's fascism swept across europe taking hold in germany italy and spain and eventually throwing the planet into a world war fascism is a word that means the merging of government and corporate interests with a tinge of nationalism and typically racism to keep the population in line and indicted against a perceived enemy as mostly any was dissolving italy's parliament nine hundred thirty eight and setting up his come out a day fasi dade. county the chamber of fascist corporations italian philosopher giovanni gentile argued that fascism should do more appropriately be called corporatism since his hands government off to corporations. in on

i do not think we will get a hitler or a mussolini, but i think we have to worry about fascism. an expansion of of the already have, which is corporatism. big corporations, big banks, with the government -- that is the reason that we have to be on the side of saying, yes, if you are big and have major money because of special benefits and protectionism from the government, that is wrong. if you are big because he sold a good product to us and we bought it and you got rich, you have a right to be rich for doing that. [cheers and applause] we do know that idea as to have consequences. idea -- i often say, when an idea's time has come, it cannot be stopped. i think we are here. they will not be able to stop us. but we have to learn how to spot the fluff, the bologna, and get rid of it. but you just cannot hit them over the head with a two by four. it seems like maybe that is the best way to do it, in time -- some people, they claim that i have not been and do not express my outrage and not. you should be more outraged -- look at what they are doing to you. how you put up with that?

i do not think tomorrow we will have the same thing as a hitler or mussolini.ave, which is corporatism. the buddy system between big corporations, big banks, with the government. that is the reason we have to be on the side of saying if you are big and major money because you have special benefits, bailouts come and protection from the government, that is wrong. but if you are big because you sold a good product to us and we bought it and you got rich, you have a right to be rich for doing that. [cheers and applause] we do know ideas have consequences. an idea whose time has come cannot be stopped. i believe we're here. they are not going to be able to stop us. we have to learn to know how to spot the baloney and get rid of it. do not listen to it. you cannot just hit them over the head with a two by four. it seems like maybe that is the best way to do it at times. some people claim i do not express my outrage enough. you should be more outraged, look at what they are doing to you. they will say to me, how did you put up with this in congress for 30 years? you

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ford motor company alone produces more than mussolini's economy as a whole.and, in fact, we produce enough steel, aluminum and other raw materials to enable the british and -- with another one of wartime manufacture of warplane. we produce enough rom address to enable the british and also the soviets to be number two and number three aircraft servicers in the process. the numbers are staggering. in textbooks and so on, 280,000 warplanes. 8800 warships. we are producing five aircraft carriers a month during world war ii. we are talking 86,000 tanks. three and a half million trucks. studebaker, remember studebaker? studebaker alone supplies 200,000 to the red army. studebaker trucks are the backbone of the soviet logistic system during the second world war. that's what enables us down, his army, enables them to go all across eastern europe to the gates of berlin, studebaker trucks. two and a half million machine guns, the process, many of them produced by companies that have never seen a machine gun before. companies like remington typewriter, national postage

an learn about names like hitler, mussolini, evil dictators that the united states helped defeat.lp defeat them. they went back and they helped rebuild europe and they trade with europe. now look at germany. one of the most strong economies in europe. they are keeping the rest of europe afloat. without the united states being stronger, being on some level a cop, this country would never -- >> juan: let me stir the pot. let me stir the pot. let me get the red in your cheeks as well as your beautiful dress. >> andrea: flattery will get you nowhere. just get me everywhere! but we -- >> juan: get me everywhere. we have a military vastly superior when we take action we dictate the terms of the agreement or deal, and you know what? >> eric: that is bad? >> juan: it's not good if people resent us. if we're in fact generating resentment to lead to terrorists and enemies of the united states. >> eric: you can say that, one side of your mouth. then when people around the world need help, where do they go? here for help. help us. haiti has an earthquake, storm, earthquake, help us feed them.

it was an anti-fascist novel, because he was very concerned about mussolini and the nazis.ike to turn that around and told him it can happen here. not in a negative sense, but if we don't believe it can happen, it won't have a prayer of a chance. we can turn it around if we put the work and effort into it. but how many times have you seen a revolution that really has turned out? all through the 20th century, some of the revolutions and wars, wars and all that, it never happened. and right now we still have neo cons all over the place. you know, they aren't all in one party either. both of the parties, and that's what we have to be challenged. but there have been times in our history where, in the history of the world, where there has been success. in 1850, the british passed a law. it was called the repeal of the corn laws, and it was an introduction into free market economics, repealing, you know, mercantilism and protectionism and ushered in the age of the industrial revolution. and it was a difficult time. the representative had this pass, he works for so many years, and

i do not think tomorrow we will have the same thing as a hitler or mussolini. but we do have to worry about fascism, expansion of what we already have which is already corporatism. the buddy system between big corporations, big banks with the government, that is the reason that we have to be on the side of saying yes. if you are big in made your money because you the special benefits and bailouts and protection from the government, that is wrong. but if you are big because use all the good product to us and you got rich, you have a right to be rich for doing that. >> republican presidential candidate ron paul speaking on sunday here in in made your money because you the special benefits and bailouts and protection from tampa. after the rally ended, we spoke with the author of the new book "ron paul's revolution." he talked about the role that he will have at the republican convention. >> tampa and the buildup to the rnc has been the ron paul forces, the official campaign and the grass roots champs, the finding where they move from here, and the manner in which

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ford motor company alone produces more than mussolini's economy as a whole. and, in fact, we produce enough steel, aluminum and other raw materials to enable the british, and we're the number one wartime manufacturer of airplanes. we produce enough raw materials to enable the british and also the soviets to be the number two and number three aircraft producers in the process. the numbers are staggering. you've probably seen them in textbooks and so on. 280,000 war planes. 8800 warships, we were producing five aircraft carriers a month during world war ii. you're talking 86,000 tanks. one -- three and a half million trucks. studebaker. remember studebaker? studebaker alone supplies 200,000 to the red army. that's what -- studebaker trucks are the backbone of the soviet logistics system during the second world war. that's what enables stalin's armies to go all the way from stalingrad across eastern europe to berlin, studebaker trucks. two and a half million machine guns, in the process -- many of them produced by companies that had never seen a machine gun befo

an article yesterday from bbc news europe, police have small -- have spoken out a factory used by mussolinin the 1930's. there were special chambers for drying and processing the crop. we are focusing on nogales. let's bring in tyler, you are on with mr. higginbotham. caller: it is like this issue is the headline issue. they do number novartis of its about the parent -- they do not bring in any specifics about the parallel industries, like smuggling individuals or other items. do they know if they have had an impact on that industry? guest: those things are outside the scope of my reporting on this. i was focusing exclusively on the drug smuggling titles that are being used on the border. i do not think the tunnels are being used for any other kind of contraband or for human trafficking. the risks for the cartels are not worth it. host: can you talk a little bit about the structure of these tunnels and how they are run? you get into your article a little bit about the franchising opportunities on the other side of the border for people who actually run these tunnels. guest: their way that i

i mean, mussolini couldn't have written that better.becomes part of the economy, or you've got a combination of big business, big labor and big government, all in cahoots with each other. >> steve: carol, you were telling us about your small business. >> carol: i have a small skin care business and it's impossible these days to get a loan. what is that all about? >> well, they pass an act when you got -- i saw sandy wild came out and he's become a believer, i guess, in 1999, they got rid of the act examine allowed banks to conglomerate so that a commercial bank, somebody who makes loan, takes deposits, could combine with an investment bank, as soon as you did that, put those together, allowed the banks -- you know, the four banks, we have four banks in this country that control over 55% of the banking assets in this country. if that's not a monopoly, i don't know what is. >> carol: can what can we do to fix it? >> you get rid of the dodd-frank act, which is 2300 pages of garbage that nobody read. we have elected people who do not read a

roosevelt roosevelt would say we must be the great arsenal of democracy, in that indication against mussolini hitler and tojo. i was curious about that. >> another good question. are you a literary major or read the novels of world war i and world war ii? >> i've read 0 few of them. >> let me recommend it to anybody. it's fascinating experience. because in fact the world war i generation, hemingway, for example, that's a generation that perfects the idea of a war novel. they get and it the perfect this sort of novel that's critical of war, critical on a lot of different levels. so there is really not a lot of difference between the critical attitude of world war i novels and world war ii novels except if you read -- but by pearl harbor, on the eve over pearl harbor, world war i is not a good enemifully american lymph you may know that. roosevelt and others who want to move abuse a position to challenge hitler have to get over the opposition to us going into europe again, chase legacy of world war i and the re-affirmation of isolationism, and they have to get over the bad tastes in people's mo

keynesian economic policies taking over, the new deal policies taking over, the fascism of hitler and mussoliniontributed to another 25 million people who died, just the fascism of europe, so the 1930's did not do well either, and, of course, when you have bad economic policy, and you have a war to end all wars, and it is just a war to start more wars, another world war ii, and then after world war ii, we have the development of the united nations and the imf and world bank. [crowd boos] of course, they were working towards a world wide currency, so they set up an agreement on monday, which was a total farce. the austrian economist at that time said, "it will not work, and it cannot work," and when it fell apart, it was a very, very impressive day to me, and it was a sunday evening like tonight, 1971, when the monetary system collapsed. that was predictable. it is over with. there are some, no doubt, who want to go back to it. but it gives us the wonderful opportunity to advance. there is a failed policy. the project for a new american century. [crowd boos] you already know there are a bunch of