InfluenceWatch Podcast #185: The Weather Underground Resurfaces
On his way out the door, disgraced former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo left one final “present” for liberal ideologues: a parole referral for David Gilbert, serving 75 years to…
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Several Weather Underground Bombers Became Professors
This weekend Chesa Boudin was announced the winner of a fiercely contested race for San Francisco district attorney. As has been widely reported, Boudin is the son of former…
Weather Underground Documentary Worthwhile
“America’s suicide attempt.” -historian Paul Johnson, referring to the 1960s in Modern Times * * * * * In the course of researching “Barack Obama: A…
Peace bombers? Meet the Weather Underground
The FBI couldn't catch them, but a lot of their fellow leftists wish that "Weatherman" had never been created. Here's a history of America's most infamous domestic terrorists.
The Weather Underground: Lucky Terrorists Who Tried to Live Like John Brown
Tomorrow is the 220th anniversary of the birth of John Brown, the murderous anti-slavery zealot who was born May 9, 1800. “John Brown! Live like him!” was the rallying cry…
ACORN = Bill Ayers’s Weather Underground
I just realized that ACORN and William Ayers’s terrorist group, the Weather Underground, have the same parent (or perhaps grandparent): Students for a Democratic Society. Both grew out…
Fifty years after the final Weatherman bombing
The Weather Underground supposedly ended its terrorism after September 1975, but the legacy remains in today’s politics.
Antifa: We Have Been Here Before with the Weathermen
President Donald Trump clearly believes Antifa, a loose coalition of extreme and often violent leftists, is responsible for inciting some—he might even say “most”—of the recent rioting in cities across…
“The Weathermen tried to kill my family.”
An article by John M. Murtagh, who is one of those “pigs” William Ayers’s wife, Bernardine Dohrn railed against in 1969, is finally getting some attention in the media. At…
Ramparts: The magazine with “a bomb in every issue.”
Ramparts was a frequently controversial and influential radical-left American news journal produced until 1975.