Нэрнээс өөрцгүй АНУ-ын "Ардчилал"

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How the US Became an Oligarchy

According to a new study from Princeton University, American democracy no longer exists. Using data from over 1,800 policy initiatives from 1981 to 2002, researchers Martin Gilens and Benjamin Page concluded that rich, well-connected individuals on the political scene now steer the direction of the country, regardless of – or even against – the will of the majority of voters. America's political system has transformed from a democracy into an oligarchy, where power is wielded by wealthy elites.

http://www.truth-out.org/news/item/3009 ... -oligarchy

Америкийн ардчилал цаасан дээр л үлдэждээ

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9/11г үйлдсэн 19ын 15 нь Саудын Арабын иргэд бсан

Зарим нь Саудын Засгийн газраас тусламж авч бжээ

Саудын Хааны гэр бүл Флоридад заримыг нь орох оронгоор хангаж байв

Гэх мэт Саудын Арабыг 9/11ын аллагатай холбоотойг харуулсан 28 хуудас материалыг АНУ чанд нууцалж бсан бна

Маш их хөөцөлдөөний эцэст энэ материал саяхан ил болсон бна

Хэрэв 9/11ын хохирогчид Саудын Арабыг шүүхдэх юм бол 750 гаруй тэрбумын хохирол АНУд үзүүлнэ гэж Саудын Араб заналхийлсэн бна

АНУ айгаад хохирогчдын шүүх эрхийг Обама хаав

Санхүүгээр судсыг нь атгана гэж энэ шүү дээ



Why Obama Vetoed the 9/11 Lawsuit Bill

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc ... ia/501491/

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18%

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18% gedeg bol baidag l too baina.

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300 Мянган илүү санал аваад ялагддаг АНУын "ардчилал"

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Одоогийн тоогоор Клинтон хагас сая илүү санал авсан бна

АНУын систем юу хэлээд бна уу гэхээр энэ хагас сая хүний санал юу ч биш гэж хэлээд бгаа юм

Заримынх нь санал бусдынхаасаа илүү

Энэ Ардчилал мөн үү

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc ... ow/507455/

"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others"

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Хуулиа зөрчиж гарч ирдэг Ардчилал

Federal Judges: Wisconsin's GOP Redistricting Maps Unconstitutional

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/ ... ar-AAkAH3p

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за даа клинтон авхай илүү ч үгүй хоер сая хүний санал илүү авсан гэж мэдээ яваад байна лээ. гэтэл нэгэнт хуулиндаа төлөөллийн саналаар сонгоно гэж заачихсан юм чинь аргагүй болж байгаа юм. энэ нэг төлөөллийн саналаар сонгохыг цагтаа юу ч билээ мартчихаж, нэг зүйлийг тэнцвэрцүүлэх, тэгэх ингэхээс сэргийлж тусгасан юм уу даа. одоо тэгтэл сэргийлж барьсан ч юм байхгүй, сонгогч олны дийлэнх олонхын санал авсан хүн ялагдчихаад байдаг. аль гор бага бушт бас л ингэж ялагдсан. хаана ч абсолют үнэн байхгүй хорвоо юм даа.
НКАД чи тийм шударга үнэний талсаг юм бол дан ганц америкийн хар бараан болгоныг хамж шимэн ярилгүй оросоо давхар ярьж байгаач. чиний оросууд лав ельцинээс хойш энэ муулаад байгаа америкийн сонгуулийн хаа ч хүрэхгүй хачин хөгийн шоу шиг юм явуулж байгаа шдээ. ямар ч өрсөлдөөн байхгүй. түүнийгээ ичих ч үгүй сонгууль гэж нэрлэнэ. гэтэл америкт ямар ч байсан сонгууль гэдэг юм жинхэнэ утгаараа яваад л байна. энд асар их ялгаа бий шүү.

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lol. gatnuulch dugnelt uu?

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Утасаа цэнэглэдэггүй гэхгүй яасын бол

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Утасаа цэнэглэдэггүй гэхгүй яасын бол

utsa tseneglej mdhuu? ng tm zalguur bdishdee. teryg avchihval batrein duusah bolgond shine batrei avch bsnaas l drde?

seruuleg duu haasanch duugardiin shd. 001 bol buur seruulegch tavidaggui gar bna.

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utsa tseneglej mdhuu? ng tm zalguur bdishdee. teryg avchihval batrein duusah bolgond shine batrei avch bsnaas l drde?

seruuleg duu haasanch duugardiin shd. 001 bol buur seruulegch tavidaggui gar bna.

Надад сэрүүлэг хэрэггүйээ. Угаасаа бага унтдаг болохоор хэдэд босох ёстой тэр цагтаа л босдог.

zozo boltugai. ajilgui gertee suudag bolohoor ogloo ert bosoh hereggui geed helchihgui yun nerelhuu yumdee.

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Надад сэрүүлэг хэрэггүйээ. Угаасаа бага унтдаг болохоор хэдэд босох ёстой тэр цагтаа л босдог.

zozo boltugai. ajilgui gertee suudag bolohoor ogloo ert bosoh hereggui geed helchihgui yun nerelhuu yumdee.

Мэддэг юм шиг чаажийнаа?

Чи чинь "DJ"( ) билүү?

ugui shdee. Dj hiih avyas haramsaltai ni alga daa.

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АНУ ын боловсролын систем хүний тархийг хэрхэн угаадаг вэ

Тэд ард иргэд болон сурагчдынхаа тархийг угааж байж капиталист-мөлжигч системээ авч үлддэг

In US AP History classes, The Jungle is only referenced as a book about the food industry, and credited as creating legislation that improved regulations. However, the books main focus is wage slavery and the mistreatment of workers.
Martin Luther King Jr. is taught as a man who fought for equal rights, and seldom is mentioned as an anti-war figure. While these are completely true of King, it is rarely, if ever, mentioned that he fought poverty and inequality.
Karl Marx and The Communist Manifesto was completely ignored throughout my entire public education, even though I took extra history courses. I have heard the same from most US students I have spoken with.
Eugene V Debs was not covered either.

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portrayed MLK as a demigod and Malcolm X as evil extremist even though they weren't that different. Emphasized "nonviolent protest" even though violent confrontation is what got the civil rights movement a lot of its successes.
encourage kids to love Albert Einstein but never tell you that he was a socialist. Did similar things with Steinbeck, Orwell, and Helen Keller
only thing about Adam Smith we ever learned was "the invisible hand". Never any of the left-leaning statements he made
When my freshman HS history class covered Marx, the "sounds good on paper but doesn't work in real life" narrative was pushed heavily
60,000 dead Americans in Vietnam? Big deal, let's talk about it every year. Millions of Vietnamese dead? Eh, whatever
didn't teach about anarchism very well, didn't make it clear that it was linked to socialism. A lot of my classmates probably graduated thinking that anarchism = ancap
(learning about 9/11):
student: "why did the terrorists want to attack us?"
teacher: "that's the thing, we don't really know"
me: (thinking to myself) "yeah we do. It's because we've been occupying and controlling the Middle East for decades, and they're sick of it."

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Slavery tends to be depicted as mistake or an aberration instead of fundamental to the establishment of American capitalism

https://www.reddit.com/r/LateStageCapit ... h=931e338f

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АНУын шүүхийн цагдаа шүүгчийнхээ өмнө хэрхэн ганц бие эх эмэгтэйг доромжилж, үнэнийг хэлснийх нь төлөө баривчилж бгааг хар

Эрх чөлөөний орон?

Шударга ёсны орон?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L34qSYmIsxU

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haha NCA_D ene tendees hamgiin hogiin medee chirj irehiinmaa.

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Чи худлаа мэдээг нь дандаа сонсдог бхгүй юу

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The famous author Upton Sinclair was arrested for reading the 1st Amendment in public during a Union meeting supporting strikers. The arresting officer remarked, “We’ll have none of that Constitution stuff.”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1923_San_ ... ime_Strike

The truth about Americanism is that its ideals are not democratic. Consider Turner's Frontier Thesis. On the frontier, you pick a strong man and you follow him -- or you get shot.
We have a set of written documents from the late 18th century attesting to our "democratic" principles. It was written by a small segment of the educated upper class. How democratic were the people, even then?

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Чи худлаа мэдээг нь дандаа сонсдог бхгүй юу

chi jaahan oodrog bail daa. amidral hetsuu hund daramttai bj bolno teglee geed hamgiin muu muuhaig hamgiin turuund olj harah alba baihgui shd. saihan yum olon l baina.

chamaig haraad baihad ajildaa amidraldaa daragdaad streesteed tegeed ter streesee hamgiin oir orchimiinhoo humuust muuhai ashilj gargadag humuus shig l baihiin. tiim neg ur huuhdee ailgasan, ehner, nohroo zovooson humuus bdag daa tiim hun shig l baigaam daa. jaahan yumand l uzaarlaad "har yar" urchih geed bdag.

oodrog bai buh yum bolno butne aan. zovhon chamaas l shaltgaalna. busdaas buruug bitgii hai.

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Guest: Slavery is obviously a perfect example; and it was the Baron Montesquieu, in Spirit of the Laws in 1748, which is a very long time ago--and we'll put up a link to the actual passage in Spirit of the Laws. But basically what Montesquieu asked was this: 'We always hear people talking about how great slavery is. And you say, well, slavery is beneficial to you and it's beneficial to the slaves; but it's mostly slave owners who say stuff like that.' Russ: Which makes you think. Guest: Well, suppose we all go into a room. And when we come out, some of us are going to be slaves, and some won't. Now, do you still believe in slavery? And if that's then standard, then okay. But otherwise I'm not persuaded that this is really a moral argument about how we should live our lives.

Guest: Yeah. So, this guy's really smart and he manages to save enough money to buy himself and his whole family. So he shows up and I own the whole family--his wife, and they have two children--and I've agreed in the past and signed a piece of paper that says 'For $3000, I'll give all of you your freedom.' He shows up with the $3000, and you say, 'You know, I was thinking about this. You're my slave. That money that you earn, that's actually mine. That's not yours. You didn't make that. So, I'm going to take that money. And now how are you going to buy your freedom? Because that money's actually mine.' Well, this happened several times in South Carolina and Georgia. And early on, the courts said: 'Well, you made a promise. So it doesn't matter that you owned him. You said he could go out and earn the money. He's going to work harder. It would be repugnant to the very idea of contract. Even though we all understand that blacks can't sign contracts, promises have to be kept.' 1815, 1818 these self-purchase agreements were honored. They were enforced. By 1821, the courts had realized, 'You know, we can't enforce these, because it destroys the logical underpinning of the whole system.' And so, it meant that those contracts were not allowed. Now, if you're a clever slave, you realize that you can't buy your own freedom, but you can say, 'I tell you what: I'll buy yours, and you buy mine.' By 1826, those were outlawed. So, all of the efficient responses that would have allowed higher productivity and benefit the masters were outlawed in service of this ideology that required people to say, 'I'm a Christian but I own human beings.' That these human beings were not fully moral human beings. So that they stripped away all of the things that all of us recognize would have benefited both the slave and the slave owner, in order to preserve the institution of slavery.

http://www.econtalk.org/archives/2016/0 ... slave.html

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Америкийн хар тамхичдын талаар мэдээлэл байна уу? Тэд саяхныг хүртэл америкийн ойрын түнш байсан Филиппинд очвол одоо хэрхэн өчиггүй буудуулж үхэх тухай мэдээлэл юу байна вэ? NCA_D ах аа

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Hitler’s Inspiration and Guide: The Native American Holocaust

And don't forget Hitler's inspiration for the Nazi concentration camps—the Turkish death camps were filled with enslaved Armenians, Assyrians, and Pontic Greeks for centuries before their expulsion and annihilation.

Hitler also cites the USA and its treatment of natives, and the British concentration camps in South Africa as inspiration as well.

John Toland, notes in his book Adolf Hitler - Hitler's concept of concentration camps as well as the practicality of genocide owed much, so he claimed, to his studies of English and United States history. He admired the camps for Boer prisoners in South Africa and for the Indians in the wild west; and often praised to his inner circle the efficiency of America's extermination—by starvation and uneven combat—of the red savages who could not be tamed by captivity.



http://www.jewishjournal.com/sacredinte ... _holocaust