NeoCon

Initially coined as a derogatory term for liberals - primarily Jewish ones - who became conservatives, the term has evolved to include "national greatness" conservatives (those who favour an expansive, activist foreign policy, especially where promotion of democracy abroad is concerned, over the isolationist impulses of traditional conservatives).

Neocons include such figures as William Kristol, Norman Podhoretz, Paul Wolfowitz.

by CD Harris November 14, 2006

Neocommunist

Neocommunist is also an ideology, spurred by the fall of the Soviet Union some communists wanted to distance themselfs from the traditional communist name and Soviet Communist corruption. Neocommunists also want to distance themselfs from Chinas Communist goverment which, they feel have abondoned true Marxist-Leninist concepts. Neocommunists are pro-democracy and support any and all democratic socialist parties.

Many former Communist parties thruout Europe and the Americas
have used the word to describe themself and their ideology. The "New Left" political parties of Germany and Sweden sometimes refer to themselfs as Neocommunists, as do many in the America's.

by Karl Ericson September 18, 2008

Neo-Com

People who embrace preemptive aggression regarding foreign policy (drones), while simultaneously supporting the worst unsustainable aspects of nanny-statism.

Barack H. Obama is a Neo-Com

by DisappointedLibertarian February 7, 2013

NeoCon

Check Websters. The term means a former Liberal who now epouses conservative views. Date: 1952

by fastacura.com September 23, 2003

Neo-Com

A recent Communist recruit. As a neophyte Conservative is a‘Neo-Con”, so too, a neophyte Communist is a ‘Neo-Comm’.

Example: “Bro, you’re beyond Socialist... you’re a friggin Neo-Comm!”

by JD Ellis February 16, 2008

Neocolonialism

Neocolonialism is a term used by post-colonial critics of developed countries' involvement in the developing world. Writings within the theoretical framework of neocolonialism argue that existing or past international economic arrangements created by former colonial powers were or are used to maintain control of their former colonies and dependencies after the colonial independence movements of the post-World War II period.

Post-World War II Latin America is an example of Neocolonialism.

by IKNOWU12432 September 10, 2010

Neoconmunist

Used instead of "neoconservative" by people that refuse to recognize neocons as conservative.

Neoconmunists are the socialist LeftRight.

by frick1 February 24, 2010