Thirty Years of Projecting the Lines
This month marks the 30th anniversary of the The New American. On such an occasion, it is appropriate to reflect on the magazine’s track record, from the accuracy of our facts and the soundness of our analysis to the stories we unearthed and the influence we’ve exerted.
We are proud of our track record. But there is one recurring theme that seems to be particularly striking when reviewing the articles we’ve published, and that is the extent to which we have accurately projected the lines — even (or perhaps, especially) in cases where the mainstream media was offering contrary projections.
Below we survey some of the predictions we’ve made over the last 30 years, divided into 10 categories. We believe you’ll agree that these predictions have withstood the test of time amazingly well — certainly much better than the establishment opinion cartel’s analysis on the same subjects.
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