There Is No Alternative: Thatcher Destroyed Great Britain
Posted on 10. Apr, 2013 by Lucy Raed in Analysis, History
A mighty tyrant passed from this world recently. No, I am not writing about Hugo Chavez, though the person I have in mind has much in common with that bombastic and verbose dictator of resource-rich Venezuela. Both he and my subject have a meticulously-built cult of personality surrounding them, dappled generously with strong hints of [...]
Rahm “Walker’s” On
Posted on 01. Apr, 2013 by Theodore Roe in Current Events, History
The 2011 Wisconsin protests should still be vivid in your memory – they certainly are in mine. In February of that year, tens of thousands of protesters filled downtown Madison, hell-bent on derailing Governor Scott Walker’s attempt to pass the Wisconsin Budget Repair Bill, which made public sector workers pay a bit more – though [...]
OPSEC Fund’s Lies Fail To Tarnish Bin Laden Raid Success
Posted on 19. Aug, 2012 by Lucy Raed in History, Politics
It is sad to see men who so nobly served their country become shills for the RNC meatgrinder. A group of Special Forces veterans are being used by Republican strategists to sully the Obama-led Osama bin Laden raid. Special Operations OPSEC Education Fund, founded by a former Navy SEAL and failed politician named Scott Taylor, [...]
Joe “Shine” Amabile And Mondo Fosco
Posted on 08. May, 2012 by Joseph Fosco in History, Organized Crime
I have authored some difficult articles in my nearly five-years of writing for American News Post, however, this one takes the cake. Those of you who are steady readers of American News Post would be familiar with Theodore Roe, one of my literary contributors here at ANP. Those who are extremely knowledgeable on the history [...]
Proxy Baptism And The Early Church
Posted on 04. Mar, 2012 by Alex Sharp in Current Events, History
This Sunday the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints made a point of admonishing its members to respect the rules concerning their ritual of baptizing the deceased. This is the practice wherein a member of the Mormon Church receives the sacrament of baptism on behalf of a dead person with a direct blood [...]
ATTENTION PUBLIC: ANP Needs Your Help On An Outfit Matter
Posted on 27. Dec, 2011 by Joseph Fosco in History, Organized Crime
For those of you who are unaware, I was very close to the now late Clara Cerone. Clara was married to the now late Chicago Outfit Underboss Jackie “The Lackey” Cerone. During my relationship (platonic, of course) with Clara Cerone she confided in me several secrets. Most I will take to my grave out of [...]
The Keys That Opened The Door To ANP
Posted on 13. Dec, 2011 by Joseph Fosco in Analysis, History
In early 2007, I was having dinner with Cardinal Francis George and Lord Black of Crossharbour, along with a few others. Lord Black, who prefers to be called by his first name, Conrad, and I had a very deep and long conversation with His Eminence (I am not at liberty to discuss the details). The [...]
Ali Khamenei And The Hidden Imam
Posted on 20. Nov, 2011 by Alex Sharp in Current Events, History
In the winding down of the United States’ wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, attention has yet again drifted to our older, and most likely more powerful, enemy in the Muslim world: Iran. As the nation of Iran appears to be taking more and more aggressive, and seemingly insane, actions to provoke the often militarily superior [...]
Outfit Capo Lee Magnafichi
Posted on 18. Nov, 2011 by Joseph Fosco in History, Organized Crime
Eligio Magnafichi became the proud father to his second son, Lee, on January 10th, 1927. The name Lee is the Americanized version of Eligio. Eligio’s son, Lee, grew up in the Galewood/Montclare area of Chicago near Harlem Avenue and Grand Avenue. Lee was the third child of four children, which included Evelyn (who I know [...]
The Saint Valentine’s Day Massacre
Posted on 10. Nov, 2011 by Joseph Fosco in History, Organized Crime
From the Great Chicago Fire in 1871 to the Chicago Flood in 1992 (unfortunately, the water came 121 years too late), Chicago has been an out of the ordinary place since its incorporation in 1837. One of the most talked about events in that storied history surrounds the events of one particular day in 1929, [...]
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