In our lives and in the world we/I live, what we now anticipate will happen fast, will not change, and what we are not considering now, will change, and fast.
I believe that people speak to each other behind masks, but that what gets said gets inside no matter what – and that we receive...
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I confess, this goofy looking guy is me holding the door open at the 2010 Clearwater Festival, while a very good natured friend snapped the pic, and those waiting to get in thought god knows what.
As global warming, honey bees, AIDS, Darfur, global economic crash, and ocean oil leaks, present dramatic and dynamic challenges...
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George Carlin. Man of many words, and I will not speak to any of them, but I will borrow this quote, and add it to a Billy Joel song, “Angry Young Man.” For me, it raises the question of, why am I alive? And the answer of course is only mine, for me. And it...
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When I was a young kid I remember playing a kind of game with my friends. We didn’t have a name for it, but it could have been called, “Pushed to the Limits.” It’s not as serious as it sounds, but it did have meaning. The game went like this – each kid would...
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British politics is dirty and noisy since who knows when. That’s the Brits history, and that’s their problem. The problem with US dirty politics is that it:
1. Drives up costs for candidates.
2. Has the potential to drive away capable potential candidates.
3. Confuses the hell out of everyone so we no longer know what the...
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I just finished listening to a radio interview with an “expert” in terrorism talking about the (failed) Times Square bombing and it left me mumbling very ungentlemanly epithets at the radio. And it’s not because I think I know more than experts in this field, it’s because this expert was stating that – it...
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In a wonderful article published, March 10, 2010, in The Nation, Steven Hill lays out the benefits and history of “Europe’s Answer to Wall Street.” After a brief nod to cooperatives, Hill delivers an insightful presentation of co-determination, which I must admit, though it is found in wikipedia, I have never heard of.
The article...
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1. Global warming theory, a lie invented to make some people rich.
2. 9/11 destruction of the WTC, inside job.
3. Kennedy assassination, a CIA plot.
4. 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, allowed to happen by the U.S. military.
5. Hamlet smelled something rotten, attempt to discredit Hamlet.
What can we say we REALLY know about the world we live in...
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Global financial collapse.
Disappearance of the middle class in the U.S.
Resource depletion.
And one more – global rebelion against all things electronic.
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Beyond corporate publishing - that is, out of reach of – are self-published works such as, books, comics or graphic novels, and magazines or zines. I could also include in this category, graphiti artists, who publish their works in the public domain as it were. But here I concern myself with an industry whose copyright...
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