http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/blog.php Political discussion about liberals, liberalism and how it is destroying America. Hate Liberals en Sat, 19 May 2012 01:57:40 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/images/misc/rss.jpg http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/blog.php http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?129-The-Gangster-Squad-And-Mandatory-Subjects Thu, 10 May 2012 16:41:27 GMT First off, I saw the trailer for this film and it so impressed me I thought I would share it. I dont like Penn, but that Gosling fellow is superb.

http://gawker.com/5909185/heres-the-...gangster-squad



Also, I've been mulling this topic. If you could have one class mandatory for all levels of education, what would it be? One can make compelling cases for Trades, History, Math, and Science, but what should win out if we can only pick one? ]]> conservativecanadian http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?129-The-Gangster-Squad-And-Mandatory-Subjects http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?128-Evan-s-Essay-Archive-Post-5 Thu, 19 Apr 2012 02:29:30 GMT Good day ladies and gentlemen, members of the press, and children of all ages who are present. I want to thank you for joining me on a beautiful June afternoon here at my alma mater. Today, I have an announcement to make; it will put to rest the endless speculation about me that’s gone on in the... Good day ladies and gentlemen, members of the press, and children of all ages who are present. I want to thank you for joining me on a beautiful June afternoon here at my alma mater. Today, I have an announcement to make; it will put to rest the endless speculation about me that’s gone on in the press in recent weeks. I think we can all be happy about that, I know my wife will be.

Today my friends……. it brings me great pride to announce to you that I am declaring my candidacy for governor of Washington State in the upcoming 2048 gubernatorial election. I am not running as a republican or a democrat however. This campaign, unlike those of the 2 main political parties, will be one that is honest….., self-financed….., and free from the influence of lobbyists and special interest groups.

Going to college in this state, and later running a successful news media company out of the great city of Seattle, I have seen far too much damage done to the economic and personal livelihoods of this state’s residents by the Democratic and Republican parties. Today, I stand before you to declare that those days are near their end!

If I am elected governor, I promise to put an end to the current flawed way of doing things. Once I am in office, we will challenge the status quo of legislators only working to preserve their wealth and wellbeing, and not looking after the people that they represent.

As we begin the long and tough road to the statehouse in Olympia, I ask you to consider the following things in the run up to this crucial election:

Mainly ladies and gentlemen, I ask you this, do you want someone competent running this great state?
Because with the current Democratic and G.O.P. candidates in the field, you will not get that, not at all. Governor Enyeart is a joke, look at all the horrible things that have happened under his administration, terrorist attacks from radical Islamic Canadians who stream across our porous northern border, 25 percent unemployment, and half of the city of Spokane is ruled by meth heads, does this man truly think people are dumb enough to let him continue this damage into a second term?

His opponent is no prize either my friends,
The democratic candidate for office is even more pathetic, in his time as a state senator, Gabriel Ramirez hasn’t introduced a single piece of legislation, missed 75 percent of the votes cast in the statehouse in 2047, and was indicted on tax evasion for god’s sake! Why do we let ourselves get tricked into voting for these terrible candidates year after year?

Things aren’t all doom and gloom though everyone, if I am elected in November; I pledge to do the following.

First, I will sign an executive order while office that moves the National Guard to our states northern border, and will authorize them to shoot on sight anyone they see carrying weapons. Never again will we let ourselves become open to attack from our enemies to the north.
Secondly, I will pay off this states debt, our 23 billion dollar deficit is unsustainable, I will not raise your taxes to pay off the disaster created by previous administrations, the only one who should suffer to resolve this problem is whoever is running the state. Hopefully, that will be me. Heeheheheheheh.

We have taken the first strides to a brighter future today my friends, the campaign ahead will not be easy, and nor will it be an honest one, the two main parties will try to trick you and deceive you into voting for them instead of me. Don’t allow yourself to fall into that trap. Your better than that!

They’ll try to tell you that I am crazy, that our campaign has no chance of winning, and that we can’t change the world. To that, I respond with a quote from an old Apple commercial, “those who think they are crazy enough to change the world, are the ones that do”. Think differently during this election season ladies and gentlemen,….. may god bless you, and may god bless the United States of America. ]]> conservativecanadian http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?128-Evan-s-Essay-Archive-Post-5 http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?127-Cory-Booker-Rising-Political-Star Sat, 14 Apr 2012 22:52:33 GMT I saw a news blip on this guy recently, current mayor of Newark who saved a woman from a burning building, and I was fairly impressed. Read up more on the fellow, and I have to say, he does not seem like a total asshole. For getting along well with Christie, working to try to turn around... I saw a news blip on this guy recently, current mayor of Newark who saved a woman from a burning building, and I was fairly impressed. Read up more on the fellow, and I have to say, he does not seem like a total asshole. For getting along well with Christie, working to try to turn around Newark(which is the closest thing America has to an actual puddle of piss on the map), and seeming like a mentally competent politician, I think he will go further in politics in the future. Your thoughts? Also, please use this area to publicize other competent politicians who you think will have a good impact on the nation. ]]> conservativecanadian http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?127-Cory-Booker-Rising-Political-Star http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?126-Evans-Essay-Archive-Post-4 Sat, 07 Apr 2012 05:19:35 GMT Throughout its history, Canada has been faced with many major events that have decided the path that the nation has taken in history. However, debate has arisen over what the most significant historical event is that has made Canada the country that it is today. Some say that event was the Seven... Throughout its history, Canada has been faced with many major events that have decided the path that the nation has taken in history. However, debate has arisen over what the most significant historical event is that has made Canada the country that it is today. Some say that event was the Seven Years War fought between the British and French in North America, but others believe that the American Revolution was the event which had the most impact on Canada’s history.

Mainly, it can be said that the Seven Years War is the most important event in Canadian history and without it Canada’s society would be very different today. Overall, the main reason this event holds relevance to our nation is because of who was victorious in the conflict. The British, by winning and taking over what was then called New France, began our country’s long term connection to Britain and set in motion many of the problems that our society deals with today in regards to language. If they hadn’t won, it is likely that New France would have remained under French control well into the 20th century, (as they often fought hard to hold onto their colonial possessions¹) and our society wouldn’t have had so many problems with the presence of two languages and the debate about how we place them in society. As the area that is now Quebec wouldn’t have been a part of Canada. Also, this event is significant due to how the British treated the Canadien residents after taking over. By not implementing the policy in the Royal Proclamation, and letting the people of that region keep many of their same customs, while having the other colonies be distinctly British in their legal and social practices, the British crown established how we treat Quebec today. Just as the British recognized them as a distinct and different region back then, so too does the government of Canada in our present time.
Secondly, some say that the American Revolution had the most impact on the history of Canada as a nation. In general, it can be said that the most important way the American Revolution affected our country is that we still exist as a country today due to Quebec and the Atlantic colonies deciding to not take part even though they were invited to the continental congress. If they had joined in the revolution, it is likely that they would have been later annexed into America as territories and later made states in the future, as America had a highly expansionist mindset at this time. Also, another way the American Revolution affected Canada is that it curtailed the potential size of our nation and created a significant English population in Canada once the conflict had ended. After the war ended, the Ohio valley, which was annexed to Canada in the Quebec act, was reopened to the American colonies for settlement. In addition, another post war effect that was felt in Canada was the migration into our area of some 46000 loyalists² who refused to fight with the American revolutionaries; this influx of people created a major English speaking population in Canada for the first time and improved the overall population of the maritime area. Furthermore, the American Revolution also led to Britain clamping down on independent control in the remaining colonies they had, by passing the constitutional act, Britain put down any chance of any further revolt in their remaining colonies.

However, upon looking at these two arguments, one can see a flaw with each side of the debate. The flaw in the Seven Years War argument comes from the line that states that if the British hadn’t been victorious in the conflict, Quebec would’ve remained under French control well into the twentieth century. Upon examining this further, one can see that this likely would not have happened, with the expansionist trends of the U.S. and Canadian governments, and Frances later troubles during World War 2, it is likely the colony would’ve likely joined either Canada, America, or became an independent nation at some point. Secondly, when one looks at the American Revolution argument, the main flaw in that case comes from the line which states that as a result of the American Revolution, our size as a nation was drastically diminished. This falls flat when one looks at the facts of the matter, sure Canada did lose the Ohio valley, but the boundary between Canada and the U.S., which was the 49th parallel, hadn’t been extended out west to the Pacific Ocean yet, this left a huge area of land available for Canada to potentially take.

In conclusion, upon looking at whether the American Revolution or the Seven Years War had the most impact on Canada as a nation. One can see that neither event was the most important at all. Overall, the event that had the most impact on Canada was the signing of the Rebellion Losses Bill in 1849. This was the most important event in Canada’s history due to the fact that it established the way our government operates today. As a responsible, stable government where the governor general does not get involved in the legislative process and signs bills into law whether he likes them personally or not.

-From now on, I will post these in conjunction with a Youtube video of some sort. Once Ive posted the essay online, I will delete it from my personal archives. ]]> conservativecanadian http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?126-Evans-Essay-Archive-Post-4 http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?125-Help-Needed-Cover-Letter Thu, 29 Mar 2012 06:54:30 GMT Ive been looking at a bunch of jobs and internships recentley. And they all require this, What the hell is it? Has any one written one and if so do you have an example? Im trying to find any sort of job or internship for the summer so I dont have to work a mind numbing union job in my former... Ive been looking at a bunch of jobs and internships recentley. And they all require this, What the hell is it? Has any one written one and if so do you have an example? Im trying to find any sort of job or internship for the summer so I dont have to work a mind numbing union job in my former Canadian town. ]]> conservativecanadian http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?125-Help-Needed-Cover-Letter http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?124-Positive-Religious-Satirism Sun, 25 Mar 2012 00:22:24 GMT Having sat down and had a discussion on pieces of media that poke fun at or mock religious iconography or figures, I agreed with an associate of mine that negative satirism is offensive, but what about positive religious satirism? My friend argues that any form of it is insulting, but I am not... Having sat down and had a discussion on pieces of media that poke fun at or mock religious iconography or figures, I agreed with an associate of mine that negative satirism is offensive, but what about positive religious satirism? My friend argues that any form of it is insulting, but I am not sure. What say you? I agree that things like the work known as "Piss Christ" are horrible and should not be seen. But what about positive humorous pieces, an example being an episode of the television series South Park which is titled "Super Best Friends". In this piece, Jesus, Buddah, Mohammed, Joseph Smith, and Moses make up a super hero team similar to the 1960's cartoon "The Super Friends". Is that offensive in the traditional sense? Or is it something that one can dismiss as silly? ]]> conservativecanadian http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?124-Positive-Religious-Satirism http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?123-If-Aliens-Turn-Out-To-Be-Real Tue, 13 Mar 2012 07:08:16 GMT I recentley wrapped up a well known sci fi trilogy(Mass Effect-The ending sucked), but it in combination with the cross-cultural contact theme of my history class made me think. In all seriousness, if Aliens turn out to be real, how would you react? Would you be shocked? Would you welcome them with... I recentley wrapped up a well known sci fi trilogy(Mass Effect-The ending sucked), but it in combination with the cross-cultural contact theme of my history class made me think. In all seriousness, if Aliens turn out to be real, how would you react? Would you be shocked? Would you welcome them with open arms and wanna learn about where they come from? Or would you take up a "Humans First" mindset? Personally, I would welcome any sort of new intelligent life, as I would be fascinated to discover what their world is like. Your thoughts? ]]> conservativecanadian http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?123-If-Aliens-Turn-Out-To-Be-Real http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?122-My-Favourite-New-Charity Sun, 04 Mar 2012 01:43:39 GMT http://www.heroinitiative.org/newsde...es%2C+Rebrands

Just wanted to plug one of my favourite nfp's. Considering these men made my childhood and adult life more enjoyable, and a lot of them earned no profits from their creations, they deserve help at any cost. ]]> conservativecanadian http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?122-My-Favourite-New-Charity http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?121-The-Shark-Tank Sun, 26 Feb 2012 22:02:45 GMT Does anyone else watch this show other than me? I think its fantastic, theirs nothing better than watching people pitch amazing, and wonderfully insane business ideas. I dont like Mark Cuban though, I think he's an abrasive dickhead. ]]> conservativecanadian http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?121-The-Shark-Tank http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?120-My-Latest-Acquisitions Tue, 14 Feb 2012 00:51:26 GMT Today I picked up a Mercury Dime, and a Walking Liberty Half Dollar. 20 bucks all together. Best part, the half normally goes for 40 to 50 in its condition and the dime goes for about 10 bucks. All in all, today was a good day. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walking_Liberty_half_dollar ... Today I picked up a Mercury Dime, and a Walking Liberty Half Dollar. 20 bucks all together. Best part, the half normally goes for 40 to 50 in its condition and the dime goes for about 10 bucks. All in all, today was a good day.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walking...ty_half_dollar

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury_dime

I love old pieces like this, theyre such a cool part of our history. ]]> conservativecanadian http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?120-My-Latest-Acquisitions http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?119-Where-The-Gov-t-Should-Intervene Wed, 08 Feb 2012 08:20:13 GMT I was mulling this, and theres one area where I think the state, or the feds have a role to play in economics. That role is in preserving and preventing the destruction of historic buildings/places. If a company wanted to tear down Fords thearte, or demolish the original offices of marvel and dc,... I was mulling this, and theres one area where I think the state, or the feds have a role to play in economics. That role is in preserving and preventing the destruction of historic buildings/places. If a company wanted to tear down Fords thearte, or demolish the original offices of marvel and dc, thats a role where the feds should be allowed to stop them. As for how we determine whats historically important, I would consult David McCullough or Doris Kearns Goodwin, if both of them dont think something is worth protecting, then it should be demo'ed. ]]> conservativecanadian http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?119-Where-The-Gov-t-Should-Intervene http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?118-Just-A-Quick-Question Tue, 24 Jan 2012 04:01:40 GMT How many of you support permanently switching to a dollar coin and ditching the green back? I read that a study came out in 2000 that switching to a coin would save 30 billion over 10 years, but this is opposed by senators like trent lott and the late ted kennedy, who were supported by the cotton... How many of you support permanently switching to a dollar coin and ditching the green back? I read that a study came out in 2000 that switching to a coin would save 30 billion over 10 years, but this is opposed by senators like trent lott and the late ted kennedy, who were supported by the cotton and paper industries. What do you think? Is this still something that should be pursued, or is it dead due to the influence of lobbyists? ]]> conservativecanadian http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?118-Just-A-Quick-Question http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?112-R-I-P-Jerry-Robinson-Creator-Of-The-Joker Thu, 08 Dec 2011 22:55:12 GMT http://io9.com/5866373/rip-jerry-robinson-creator-of-batmans-nemesis-the-joker America has lost a great talent, for being a great cartoonist, fighting for the rights of other creators, and making a character that has haunted more than a few of my dreams through the years, he will be forever... http://io9.com/5866373/rip-jerry-rob...esis-the-joker

America has lost a great talent, for being a great cartoonist, fighting for the rights of other creators, and making a character that has haunted more than a few of my dreams through the years, he will be forever missed. On a side note, I saw him speak at SDCC 2010, it was fantastic. ]]> conservativecanadian http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?112-R-I-P-Jerry-Robinson-Creator-Of-The-Joker http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?79-Boycott-Hillary-Swank-And-All-Her-Films Fri, 14 Oct 2011 07:43:33 GMT For taking money from a scumbag like this, and doing a pathetic double take once caught. Mrs swank deserves to never work again. Same goes for Seal, and Jean Claude Vanne Dam. http://gawker.com/5848932/hilary-swank-wishes-chechnyas-war-criminal-president-a-very-happy-birthday For taking money from a scumbag like this, and doing a pathetic double take once caught. Mrs swank deserves to never work again. Same goes for Seal, and Jean Claude Vanne Dam.

http://gawker.com/5848932/hilary-swa...happy-birthday ]]> conservativecanadian http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?79-Boycott-Hillary-Swank-And-All-Her-Films http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?71-We-Buy-Their-Oil-Making-Them-Rich-So-What-Do-They-Do-To-US Thu, 22 Sep 2011 20:48:58 GMT Saudi Arabia & 9/11:

...geopolitical analyst Craig B. Hulet discussed evidence of Saudi intelligence being involved with 9/11 as well as his concerns surrounding the War on Terror. He pointed to a recent lawsuit brought by insurance company Lloyd's of London against the Saudi government, which alleges that the country was complicit in the September 11th attacks. "We've got evidence being collected that absolutely proves Saudi Arabia was behind 9/11," Hulet declared. ...(More > )...> While he acknowledged that this does not absolve the terrorists who committed the attack, he stressed that "none of this could have happened, for the last 20 years, without hundreds of millions of dollars from the Saudi royal family." Additionally, Hulet cited a West Point document which says that over half the foreign fighters killing Americans in Afghanistan and Iraq are Saudis.

Hulet also addressed a number of suspicious elements surrounding the War on Terror. Regarding the invasion of Iraq, Hulet said that the early use of ground troops in the country revealed that the government knew that Saddam Hussein did not actually have weapons of mass destruction. "If he'd had chemical or biological weapons," Hulet surmised, "we would have had to bomb them into the stone age or we'd never put troops on the ground." He also noted a resurgence in CIA-sponsored drug trafficking and said that numerous government contracted private planes, shown to be carrying huge amounts of narcotics, have crashed in recent years. Making matter even more nefarious, Hulet said that "in between these flights, they were also taking detainees from Guantanamo Bay to places like Libya to be tortured." - Hulet ]]> GERALD http://www.theamericanright.com/forums/entry.php?71-We-Buy-Their-Oil-Making-Them-Rich-So-What-Do-They-Do-To-US