The Forgotten Man A New History of the Great Depression by Amity Shlaes

from Salty Pig blog:



".i knew FDR was among the top 3 tyrants in US history, but i didn't know it was this bad, nor how much pure and direct communist influence found its way into US politics in the 20s and 30s. the imitation was not coincidental. violent arrogance at its peak, only kept from full communism by the resistance of individuals.



if, like me, you've avoided learning too much about FDR and his traitor henchmen (including the "supreme" court), you also may not have heard of the case of the sick chicken, which amity shlaes discusses in full enough detail to enrage any freeborn man. in a 1999 article "Cutthroat Competition and Dead Chickens", james bovard highlighted this small aspect of the "new deal", buzzword for betrayal of what america lincoln left for the buzzards.



grew up in the US? you were lied to. that's the short story. can't believe the swill fed to me by "educators" about this rat bastard FDR and the scum swimming around him so they could remake society with cudgels and sanctimony. would things have been much different if FDR assassination hopeful guiseppe zangara succeeded? i doubt it. as with this most recent debacle (neocon horde), the path to totalitarianism is mostly paved by the victims with their full approval, however ignorant. The Forgotten Man exposes once again the important dictum of restraint which humans will likely be forever too stupid to heed: don't just do something; stand there..."