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Gridlock or Lockstep?
We may be down but we’re not out. Over the next couple weeks, follow a plan that will take any incumbent down who insists that his rich friends with the big check books are more important than you and I. Continue reading
Posted in Deconstruction, Political Analysis, Political Rant
Tagged America, big banks, big money, campaign contributions, change, congress, corporate elite, corruption, deception, democracy, disintegration, elite, gridlock, incumbents, initiative, political corruption, politics, self-serving, Senate, slavery, traitor, tyranny, USA, Wall Street
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Open Mind Surgery
Sometimes we need something to cut through the noise and nonsense we are constantly bombarded with, something which puts things in a new perspective. This short video with commentary by the astronomer-philosopher Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson is something I think does just that and which I hope we can all appreciate on some level. Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Science, Spiritual
Tagged astonomy, change, collapse, Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson, end-of-the-world, hope, love, make a difference, open mind, peace, perspective, self-destruction
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Chris Hedges: Speaking Truth To Power
In a OpEdNews essay titled “A Movement Too Big To Fail”, Chris Hedges explains why we must never compromise our values or temper our legitimate criticism of America. Continue reading
You Don’t Use A Microscope To Find The Cow That’s Left The Barn
In the two weeks Congress recently bickered over $61 billion in budget cuts, the country has borrowed three times that just to keep afloat. It’s time to get our national priorities straight and put our financial house in order. Continue reading
Posted in Political Analysis, Political Rant, Social Commentary
Tagged America, American economy, change, corporate elite, creative leadership, disintegration, elite, hope and change, initiative, labor unions, make a difference, military, myopic, Obama, opinion, patriotic, politics, poor people, POTUS, President Obama, Republicans, rich, rich elite, self-serving, tax loopholes, taxes, Tea Party, troops, USA, war
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Differences That Don’t Make A Difference
Most of the legislation passed in the past two years __ an impressively long list of left and liberal leaning items __ will make no difference whatsoever to the long term prospects of America’s rapprochement with its fundamental ideals or its prospects for survival. Continue reading
Posted in Political Analysis, Political Rant, Social Commentary
Tagged 13 trillion dollars, abdication, accountability, acute ailments, bail out, bankruptcy, change, chronic ailments, competition, conservatives, consumer protection laws, corporate personhood, corporate political contributions, culpability, distractions, economic reform, egalitarian, Executive Branch, factory closures, fair share, falsifications, Federal Reserve, fundamental ideals, GDP, health care bill, health care reform, insolvency, legislation, liberals, looting of the Treasury, make a difference, middle class, national debt, politics, poor, preventive services, rich, skyrocketing costs, socialism, socialist model, survival, treason, U. S. Chamber of Commerce, universal coverage, universal health care, White House
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A New Commandment
I propose a new commandment. Not an 11th Commandment because ten is such a nice number (we have ten fingers, ten toes . . . well, most of us do). I suggest we replace the 10th Commandment . . . Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Political Rant, Satire, Social Commentary
Tagged change, consumer, consumer ethic, consumerism, covet, God, insatiable, lust, moral, philosophy, right, Ten Commandments, waffling, wimpiness
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The Day That Changed The World
The coming election will change nothing. The wars will go on. The plundering of our national wealth will continue. The waste of our valuable talents and energies through unemployment and underemployment will march forward. Social Security and Medicare will be chipped away until sometime in the future they are hollowed out and meaningless. The rich will get richer and most of us will be grateful for the few scraps we get. But we CAN change the world. Continue reading →