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In 1982, Dr. Leonard Peikoff published “The Ominous Parallels: The End of Freedom in America,” which sounded a warning that the United States was moving “as Germany moved, in the same direction, for the same philosophical reason.” That direction toward which we are moving is fascism—the same poisoned ethos that drove Germany beyond the brink. Most Americans are haughtily unaware or diffident about the reality that what happened in Nazi Germany is happening here. To that point, Peikoff cites a number of dangerous trends: political parties devoid of principles or direction, each demanding still more controls; an anti-intellectual educational system that . . . creates students who can't read or write . . . students brainwashed into the feeling that their minds are helpless and they must adapt to ‘society,’ that there is no absolute truth and that morality is whatever society says it is; a pervasive atmosphere of decadence, moral bankruptcy, and nihilist art.” In the last two decades other warning signs have appeared—worship of the warrior; belief in the primacy of The State—both attitudes deeply entrenched by terrorism or the threat of terrorism from without and within. And how much was executed with state complicity? But beyond that possibility, Peikoff maintains that the deepest roots of German Nazism lay “not in existential crises, but in ideas—not in Germany's military defeat in World War I or the economic disasters of the Weimar Republic that followed—but in the philosophy that dominated pre-Nazi Germany.” Peikoff further contends that German Nazism “was the inevitable climax of a centuries-long philosophic development, preaching three fundamental ideas: the worship of unreason, the demand for self-sacrifice [warrior worship] and the elevation of society or the state above the individual [statism].”

This is a series based on a speech given at Harvard across April 27 and 28, 1955, by John Lord O’Brian, whose government service on behalf of the people is impressive, and one need only search his name to get a sense about the issues he felt most deeply. But no issue could have moved him more than the one to which he spoke at Harvard as part of the institution’s venerated Godkin Lectures on the Essentials of Free Government and the Duties Of the Citizen. Although it would have saddened him to find that his worst fears had been realized, O’Brian warned of the government’s use of terror or the threat of terror to induce its citizenry to relinquish its liberties for the specious promise of security. And here we are.

The Mind's Ear Program #40: "Stone Phillips" Brace yourself for another head-scratching installment of "The Mind's Ear". In this radiophonic love letter, Ernestus Jiminy Chald shares with us his rather . . . unhealthy obsession with Stone Phillips Tune in to The Mind's Ear every Saturday night at 9 p.m. (PST) and every Sunday night at 7 p.m. (PST) on Free Radio Santa Cruz (101.3 FM). For more information, visit www.themindsear.com and www.freakradio.org

A monthly youth radio program for the past 19 years from Mendocino County California. Topics relevant to young people everywhere. Free to rebroadcast upon notification. This show is 29:00

A monthly youth radio program for the past 19 years from Mendocino County California. Topics relevant to young people everywhere. Free to rebroadcast upon notification. This show is 29:00

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

Why Bitcoin and a rush to air-conditioning in India can rip your future climate. From the Rocky Mountain Institute, Iain Campbell reports the global cooling challenge. Scientist Randi Rollins from University of Hawaii explains Bitcoin so we can all understand - and why digital currency can warm the world another half a degree by 2050.

Why Bitcoin and a rush to air-conditioning in India can rip your future climate. From the Rocky Mountain Institute, Iain Campbell reports the global cooling challenge. Scientist Randi Rollins from University of Hawaii explains Bitcoin so we can all understand - and why digital currency can warm the world another half a degree by 2050.

Why Bitcoin and a rush to air-conditioning in India can rip your future climate. From the Rocky Mountain Institute, Iain Campbell reports the global cooling challenge. Scientist Randi Rollins from University of Hawaii explains Bitcoin so we can all understand - and why digital currency can warm the world another half a degree by 2050.

John Holloway (born 1947) is a lawyer, Marxist-oriented sociologist and philosopher, whose work is closely associated with the Zapatista movement in Mexico, his home since 1991. It has also been taken up by some intellectuals associated with the piqueteros in Argentina; the Abahlali baseMjondolo movement in South Africa and the Anti-Globalization Movement in Europe and North America. He is currently a teacher at the Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences at the Autonomous University of Puebla. John Holloway author of Crack Capitalism and Changing the world without Taking Power speaks of the role of the individual in perpetuating a system based on capital and consumption. As John puts it, the question we should be asking is Not how do we defeat capitalism but Why do we keep reproducing it everyday

Getman spoke last April in Washington DC. His focus is the power of Christian Evangelical Zionism in the US. Some may be surprised to learn that Christian Zionism, with its antisemitic core, actually predates the formation of Jewish Zionism. Before that, we discuss the frighteningly successful campaign by various vestiges of the Israel lobby to silence pro-Palestinian voices on US campuses. We've personally experienced some of this campaign here at Boston College Radio. Electronic Intifada now has links on its website to the long suppressed Al Jazeera video report that exposes the magnitude of the organized, well-financed pushback by a variety of Zionist organizations, some underground. Go to https://electronicintifada.net/content/watch-film-israel-lobby-didnt-want-you-see/25876 to see it. And finally, a short interview with independent journalist, Max Blumenthal, on Interpol's recognizing Palestine by allowing it to become an Interpol member.

Segment One Floating in Air by Peter White CD: Smile (Heads Up) Where Are You Now? by Dan Siegel CD: Another Time, Another Place (Epic) Love Ballad by George Benson CD: Livin' Inside Your Love (Warner Brothers) Kicks by Boney James CD: Honestly (Concord) Segment Two Transition by Carol Albert CD: Fly Away Butterfly (self-released) Renewal by Doug Smith CD: Order of Magnitude (American Gramaphone) Soft Landing by Hem EP: The World is Outside (self-released) Dream Ride by George Howard CD: Steppin' Out (TBA) Segment Three Love Song by Ragan Whiteside CD: Treblemaker (Randis) 7 Palms by Danny Heines CD: Every Island (Silver Wave) So Cool by Mark Winkler CD: Tales From Hollywood (Countdown) Good Morning America by Dancing Fantasy CD: California Grooves (Innovative Communication)