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Event Glamour: The Students Revolt - The American Spectator - Vimarsana News

Event Glamour: The Students Revolt - The American Spectator

We are in an age of synthetic sentiment, spearheaded by students who are children, but nonetheless dangerous for all that.

Monthly Review | The Council on Foreign Relations, the Israel Lobby, and the War on Gaza - Vimarsana News

Monthly Review | The Council on Foreign Relations, the Israel Lobby, and the War on Gaza

This article will be released in full online May 6, 2023. Over six months into to Israel’s atrocity-filled assault on Gaza, Laurence Shoup digs deep to reveal a…

Monthly Review | Einstein's "Why Socialism?" and 'Monthly Review': A Historical Introduction - Vimarsana News

Monthly Review | Einstein's "Why Socialism?" and 'Monthly Review': A Historical Introduction

For our seventy-fifth anniversary issue, John Bellamy Foster revisits the legacy of Albert Einstein and his deep connections to Monthly Review…

America's 'World Revolution': Neo-Trotskyist Foundations of U.S. Foreign Policy - Vimarsana News

America's 'World Revolution': Neo-Trotskyist Foundations of U.S. Foreign Policy

The ideological foundations of U.S. foreign policy have neo-Trotskyite foundations. Hatred of the USSR since the time of Stalin was the primary motivation for Trotskyists to the point where a significant faction considered the USSR and Stalinism rather than America and capitalism as the major obstacles to world socialism. This faction was co-opted into the Cold War and has provided the ideological impetus for U.S. foreign policy ever since.

Woodrow Wilson: A Madman, or Merely Misunderstood? - The American Spectator - Vimarsana News

Woodrow Wilson: A Madman, or Merely Misunderstood? - The American Spectator

The idea that Wilson had lost his marbles started during the Paris Peace Conference, which produced the peace treaty that ended World War I.