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Monthly Archives: November 2012
This Blog Rocks
My http://www.janbtucker.com/blog stat counter just made it past 400,000 page hits since the blog was launched!!!! Site Statistics Unique Pages Served: 19068 Total Sessions: 181452 Total Page Hits: 400005
Breaking the Blacklist
Two things happened this week which by coincidence or fate brought back a flood of memories and emotions about my father, Saul Selwyn Tucker. First, the son of the Hollywood Reporter‘s founder apologized for that paper’s role in blacklisting. Three … Continue reading
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Tucker on Black Talk Radio 11-19-12
Tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. PST I’m being interviewed by Scotty Reid on Black Talk Radio re the issue of “Secession” movements: http://blacktalkradionetwork.com/page/black-talk-radio-news
Posted in Ideas & Opinions
Tagged Black Talk Radio, Jan B. Tucker, Scotty Reid, secession
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Mythology of Secession
If present day petitions circulating around the United States seeking the right to secede were simply manifestations of “Romantic Nationalism” ["RN" for brevity], they’d be bad enough. In point of fact they go beyond traditional notions of RN and are … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas & Opinions, Uncategorized
Tagged Benjamin Harrison, California Republic, Confederate States of America, diplomatic recognition, Ethan Allen, Golan Heights Law, Green Mountain Republic, Grover Cleveland, Harry Truman, Immanuel Kant, Israel, James Madison, Johann Gotlieb Fichte, Louisiana Purchase, Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo, Napoleon Bonaparte, Palestine, Peoples Republic of China, Republic of China, Republic of Hawaii, Republic of Texas, Republic of West Florida, Republic of Yucatan, Romantic Nationalism, Salmon P. Chase, Sam Houston, Sanford Ballard Dole, Taiwan, Texas v White, Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, Vermont Republic, William McKinley
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Will Laura Richardson’s luck follow Arturo Danaire Frazier?
Representative Laura Richardson would be out of luck if she didn’t have bad luck….and as they say, bad luck comes in threes. First she comes under scrutiny over a foreclosure on her Sacramento home. She’d received a Washington Mutual loan … Continue reading