Notes from the Resistance
Hallmarks of Tyranny in an Evolving Social Democracy [More] Dr. Miguel Faria shows us the fundamental commonalities shared by despotic regimes, all of them recognizable and in various stages of imposition in our own society. If you read one thing today, make this it. Then do the people within your sphere of influence a great … Continue reading “The Five Pillars of Tyranny”
Che Guevara was executed in 1967 in a remote Bolivian village. One of the last people to speak to him alive was CIA officer Felix Rodriguez. Here’s his story. [Watch] Have you read what Dr. Miguel Faria had to say about Che and Ernest Hemingway? [Via GP]
Miguel Faria MD shares some of the Founders’ thoughts. [More] It’s good to see that Thomas Paine reclaimed his soul after his infatuation with what led to the Reign of Terror because we owe his memory much. And I use one of his quotes all the time.
The US ‘Gun Culture’ That Saved Europe Does Not Occur In A Vacuum [More] Reminds me of an old GunTruths.com poster… and an old TTAG article. Miguel A. Faria, M.D. relates the story of Sgt. York and notes what has happened before could very well repeat itself. Everyone here has read his America, Guns, and Freedom, right? … Continue reading “Saving the Ungrateful”
The thieves not only terrorized the population, as haters and defilers of private property, but also were used as informants by the police; and in the gulag, served as “instructors” in the cultural and educational sections, or as actual officers by the internal security police (the MVD). Needless to say, they were also useful to … Continue reading “The Thieves of the Gulag Archipelago”
Che Guevara and Víctor Dreke in the African Congo [More] Miguel A. Faria, M.D., gives us a recent history lesson on communist “revolutionary” savagery and incompetence, excerpted from his book “Cuba’s Eternal Revolution through the Prism of Insurgency, Socialism, and Espionage.” My own thoughts go to those importing this here.
The seemingly benign connotation of socialism today as democratic and altruistic would be a source of laughter to the innovators, namely, Karl Marx (1818–1883) and Friedrich Engels (1820–1895), and to the actual applicators like Vladimir I. Lenin (1870–1924), Joseph Stalin (1879–1953), Mao Tse-tung (1893–1976) or Fidel Castro (1926–2016). If one visited the Communist Party USA … Continue reading “The Poisoned River”
I’ve mentioned before how I love to read books but between the reading I have to do for my professional obligations, the work itself, and my personal life, there’s just not a lot of time. I suppose having a sense of purpose and looking forward every morning to a full day I’m enthusiastic about living … Continue reading “The Holding Pattern”
…I can pen any animal on the face of this earth if I can just get him to depend on me for a free-handout. [More] Or as Orwell observed…
Visit your public libraries and request them: These books are expensive, but they are being purchased in libraries all over the world but few in the US. Why? Instead they are buying politically correct, feel-good and worthless books. Call your public library or better go there, visit them, request these books loaded with the information … Continue reading “Book ’em, Danno!”
In summary, the government, assisted by gun prohibitionists—incarnated in authoritarian Democrat legislators, biased public health researchers, and the liberal media—has sought and continues to pursue the objective of disarming law-abiding citizens in piecemeal fashion. [More] Prolific champion of freedom Miguel A. Faria, MD exposes the lies that make us more vulnerable and less free.
One of the many ironies of the Congo debacle was that even though Dreke’s group was composed mostly of Afro-Cubans like Víctor Dreke and Henry “Pombo” Villegas Tamayo, who was Che Guevara’s chief bodyguard, the Cuban expedition was led by a white Argentinean, Che Guevara. As Dreke explained, “I was given orders to select a … Continue reading “Adventures in DEI”
Cuba’s Eternal Revolution through the Prism of Insurgency, Socialism, and Espionage not only relates the defining moments of the Cuban Revolution, including the Moncada Barracks attack and the assault on Batista’s Presidential Palace, but also delves into the lesser-known insurgency against the communist regime of Fidel Castro when Cuban farmers and rural peasants, led by … Continue reading “What the Democrats Are Trying to Turn Us Into”
A Tribute to a Defender of Freedom and Scholar, Robert A. Waters [More] Miguel A. Faria, MD, acknowledges the contributions a “fellow researcher” has made to the public’s understanding of how firearms in the hands of moral and rational people are used to defend against predators. It’s powerful stuff.
The Mass Executioner: NKVD Officer Vasily Mikhailovich Blokhin! by Miguel A. Faria, Jr., MD and Adam R. Bogart, PhD [More] Good thing communists here would never try to do anything like that. Would they?
Potentially lethal force may require defensive deadly force by Miguel A. Faria, MD [More] Now is a good time to reacquaint ourselves with this 2016 classic from a medical expert who is also a champion of freedom. You have his book(s), right? This is kind of a side note that goes way off track, but … Continue reading “We Hold These Truths to Be Self-Evident”
“Assault Weapons” Ban, Mendacious Statistics, and When All Else Fails, Obscenities! [More] Miguel A. Faria, Jr., M.D. tells me “With Biden trying to pass the ‘assault weapons’ [ban] during the lame duck Congress, I reposted this.”
Classical Liberalism vs Modern Liberalism (Socialism) — A Primer by Miguel A. Faria, MD [More] A fine article, like a fine wine, can improve with age. Then again, I’m clearly biased.
Mass public shootings in the US account for a small fraction of all firearm-related homicides, but have an outsized role in stoking the public’s concern with firearm violence. [More] Yeah, thanks to elites-funded hysterical “agenda science” amplified by an equally hysterical (and reliably ignorant) DSM. Doctrinaire disarmament propagandists Philp J. Cook and John Donahue (Piled … Continue reading “AMA Assault Science Weapon of Choice in Mass Shillings”
At last this issue has now been satisfactorily settled! The issue of the constitutionality of “assault weapons” has still not been settled. [More] Miguel A. Faria, MD, notes we’ve come a long way but still have a long way to go.
Mass shooters inspired by hatred and the politics of the left [More] So consider the source. Read and share the latest from Miguel A. Faria, MD. Everybody here has read the book, right? No?
