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The Dangers of Obama’s Cognitive Dissonance |
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This interview, remember, took place the same time as problems requiring urgent presidential attention were escalating. Libya imploding, Iran inching toward a nuclear bomb, ISIS expanding in Syria and holding ground in northern Iraq, Iranian military assets active in Iraq, Yemen falling to an Iranian proxy terrorist group, another Iranian client, Bashar al Assad, strengthening his hold over Syria––and that’s just the Middle East. And don’t forget, the GloZell farce followed hard on Obama’s State of the Union address, a congeries of wishful thinking, narcissistic braggadocio, and outright-lies, a preposterous catalogue in which generous sprinklings of first-person-pronoun fairy dust transmuted every failure into an achievement.
It is the contradiction between fact and fiction, evident in every line of the president’s speech, that typifies progressives in general. This cognitive dissonance may simply be nothing more than the grubby machinations of those who will say and do anything for political power and the wealth and influence it brings. In other words, they know they are hypocrites. But it also could be something more dangerous than a venal character and moral corruption. One gets the feeling that many progressives actually believe what they say, that they are reciting the mantras of their ideological cult, no matter how contrary to reality or their own actions. What’s more important is that whatever the source, this failure to acknowledge reality, to think critically, and to respect intellectual coherence is dangerous to all of us, especially in the many foreign policy crises that have mushroomed on Obama’s watch.
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More From The Nanny State
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Man Faces Jail Time For Installing Wind Turbine on Own Property
A Minnesota man is risking jail time by
refusing to remove a wind turbine from his property. The local
government and a few nosy neighbors have been disputing the construction
of this turbine for over 4 years, since it was built in 2010.
Oregon man serving prison sentence for collecting rainwater
on his own property
An Oregon landowner has been subjected to a 30-day prison sentence for
what he says was a simple act of collecting rainwater on his own
property. CNS News reports that Gary Harrington was convicted of
nine misdemeanors and sentenced to 30 days in prison, as well as slapped
with a $1,500 fine, for diverting snow runoff and rainwater into three
reservoirs on his property, a move that local officials say violates an
antiquated law governing personal water use. http://www.naturalnews.com/046359_oregon_rainwater_collection_big_governemnt.html
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