Articles: Erik Fortman

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Democracy = Death

Erik Fortman | 2004-09-30 - Why do Americans not listen to the fathers that gave them greatness? Democracy is a means of control, and our masters have utilized it well. So well, in fact, that elite, aristocratic, frat/cult brothers, and blood cousins are now both gun and bullet, one running with a D in front of his name, the other an R.

King George II - Executive Orders, Dictatorial Power

Erik Fortman | 2004-09-14 - President George W. Bush is nothing, if not an elected monarch. He has seized upon this power to issue edicts in the form of Executive Orders. These decrees are not debated over. They are not voted upon by our representatives. The devolution of the power of the States as opposed to the central government is obvious.

Nader's Truce: A 3rd Party Coalition

Erik Fortman | 2004-09-03 - The gloomy situation leads me to wonder - how can 3rd parties develop an effective challenge to the two major parties. Voting for the lesser of two evils can never bring good. Yet, one can’t help but noticed the divisions within our divisions.

Al-Sadr: Hussein (Noriega, Qaddafi, Ayatollah) of the Future

Erik Fortman | 2004-08-19 - The Muqtada al-Sadr incident, if he doesn’t die in the next few weeks (and I don’t think he will), is disturbingly similar to prior enemies-cum-comrades, cum-enemies again. Take Saddam Hussein, for instance. Let us not forget that he was backed by the CIA, propped up by Neo-cons to fight the Shah of Iran (who was, incidentally, put in during the ‘50’s. Read Sherman Skolnick.)

Kafka, Solzhenitsyn, and Amerika

Erik Fortman | 2004-08-13 - The correlations between Kafka and Solzhenitsyn and America may not be obvious, but they are there. Kafka’s The Trial was published after his death in 1924. It has evolved into a literary classic that is perched high on the bookshelves of many intellectual dissidents. It is a fictional account of what was really going on inside Franz Kafka’s Prague, and behind the Iron Curtain.

American Communism

Erik Fortman | 2004-07-10 - Is our “Democracy” actually a Communist government? For that, we will have to look to the very writings of Karl Mark in his “Communist Manifesto.” Many American boys have died in foreign lands to stave off the onslaught of the Red Armies. On the other hand, many of our leaders gave the Soviets and China their credibility. The fact is, the Dulles Brothers, Alger Hiss, even Eisenhower helped march us to the threshold of true Communism.