By Patroit EL22526
(Earl Lofland)

There are many individuals whom I have spoken to that are not fully aware of just what is taking place. in Amercica. It isnt just on the level of the confirmation hearings that are taking place though with Sonia Maria Sotomayor It goes further back that span over Decades.

When you examine the philosophy of neocons or Neoconservatism, it really isn't surprising of what happened just this year alone, with the approval of the T.A.R.P. all the issues that have been devloping with the Swine Flu issues the Mandatory Vaccines the conserns of Americans with so many Czars that are coming out of this administration, the expansion of the government and its powers being expanded without the Congress Oversights and without being required to answer to Congress. All the compassion that has been given to intervention by the government to the private sector-Without regarding or recognizing the Mistake of Law, where even temporarily sidestepping the Constituton is still infact not complying to the first laws of the land.
Milton Friedman said it so well: "Nothing is so permanent as a temporary government program."

If you do your research; the evidence shows that neoconservatism philosophy should be considered when selecting who will represent you rather then just looking at if a candidate is a Democrat or Republican other issues show this philosophy has been expanding its clutches for years in the direction which the United States has been taking.

1 Government intervention through the years dating back to the 1930's, 1970s and even today.
AMTRACK and Pennsylvania Railroad-Penn Central Railroad
Chrysler Motor Co. (1979 and again 2008,2009)
Savings and Loans Crisis (1980s-1990s)
The New Deal

So how does all this relate to the issues of Neoconservatism?

First you have to look what is the philosphy of neoconservatism.
The German authoritarians Carl Schmitt, who became professor at the University of Berlin in 1933, the same year that he entered the Nazi party (NSDAP), and Arthur Moeller van den Bruck were called "neo-conservatives".
Fritz Stern: Five Germanies I Have Known (2006 hc), p.72

Neoconservatism are described as new forms of conservatism. The usages of the term in liberal democracies are closely related.

Neoconservatives generally promote a minimally-bureaucratic welfare state while supportive of free markets, they will opt to interfere for promoting social purposes
Tanner, Michael. Leviathan on the Right. Cato Institute, 2007. pp 33-34

The neoconservative terminology was first used in1921 Although Michael Harrington, a democratic socialist, coined the current sense of the term neoconservative in a 1973 Dissent magazine article concerning welfare policy.
The phrase neoconservative became popular with the George W. Bush Campagn

Although this was all in a design that goes as far back as the New Deal
"New" conservatives initially approached this view from the political left. The forerunners of neoconservatism were most often socialists or sometimes liberals who strongly supported the Allied cause in World War II- Influenced mostly by the Great Depression-era and the ideology that was to promote "the New Deal experiments involing: trade unionism, and Trotskyism. A number of future neoconservatives, such as Jeane Kirkpatrick, were Shachtmanites in their youth; some were later involved with Social Democrats USA.
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What must be shown with the impact that neoconservatisim has had on the Republican Party, steering it into the same direction as the Democrat party that platforms on Liberalism
what is Trotskyism.?
Trotskyism is recognised as a theory of Marxism that was advocated by Leon Trotsky. Leon Trotsky considered himself an orthodox Marxist and Bolshevik-Leninist. Trotksy promoted the establishment of a vanguard party.
Trotsky's followers maintain that, together with Lenin, Trotsky was the most important leader of the Russian Revolution and the international Communist movement in 1917 and the following years

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Nixon, the Great Society, and the Future of Social Policy-A Symposium
Edward C. Banfield, Nathan Glazer, Michael Harrington, Tom Kahn and Christopher Lasch

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