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Tag Archives: nuclear war
The U.S. and Perpetual War
One of the most anticipated books of 2023! A powerful and empowering collection of commentaries and insights by some of today’s most respected political thinkers. Continue reading
Dan Kovalik Interview (Video): An Objective Look at U.S. Foreign Policy
Dan Kovalik is a peace activist, and a human rights and labor attorney, with a professorship at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. Continue reading
No Excuse For Ignorance
If you’re tired of being deluged with lies and propaganda about Russia and Ukraine, or just confused about the current international political landscape, there are three books which will clear the fog, part the clouds and beam the pure white light of truth your way. Continue reading
World War III is coming . . . LET’S DANCE!
Getting together, whether it’s to dance, or to protest the abuses and humiliations we all endure just trying to survive, or to show up en masse at the polls and vote the pay-for-play lapdogs of the rich and powerful out of office, or to just talk to one another and try to sort out the mess our country is in — yes, getting together — is exactly what we must be doing! It’s not just a pretty thought. Frankly it’s a matter of survival! Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Deconstruction, Democracy, Music, Social Commentary, Spiritual, War and Peace
Tagged Cat Stevens, dancing in the streets, EU, NATO, neocons, nuclear war, Russia, Ukraine, US empire, US imperialism, war and peace, world conquest, WWIII
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People Power – Part 2: Focus and Unite
History teaches us that the more ennobling, inspiring periods of history, those occasional surges that we deem progress, result from substantial numbers of people focusing on the challenges and uniting their energies, dedication, determination, creativity and time. Focus and unite . . . the only solution. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Corporatism, Democracy, Economics, Environment, Nihilism, Political Analysis, Revolution, Social Commentary, War and Peace
Tagged climate change, desertification, distract and divide, ecological destruction, genetic modification, nuclear annihilation, nuclear war, ocean depletion, people power, pollution, ruling elite, war and peace, wealth inequality
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The future is so bright . . .
My prediction is that if we keep going the way we are, the future will indeed be . . . bright! Very bright! And hot! Sunglasses and SPF50 will not help. Continue reading
Book Review: “The Plot To Scapegoat Russia: How the CIA and the Deep State Have Conspired to Vilify Putin”
It takes enormous courage to write a book like this, which goes completely against the narrative promoted by America’s foreign policy and military establishments. Courage because now any defense of Putin and Russia as actors on the world stage will invite personal vilification, marginalization, attacks on character and integrity, aspersions about disloyalty and lack of patriotic commitment, allegations of treachery and even sedition. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Deconstruction, Political Analysis, War and Peace
Tagged aggression, Cold War, Dan Kovalik, deep state, exceptionalism, Nicaragua, nuclear war, propaganda, Putin, Russia, war and peace
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An Open Letter to Dennis Kucinich on Peace in a Military State
Dennis Kucinich, a man I truly respect and admire, gave a well-crafted, informative speech on April 26th at Cleveland State University. This is my critique as an open letter to this talented, dedicated man. Continue reading
The Peace Movement in America: Status Report
The world is rushing headlong toward world war, risking nuclear annihilation and the end of the human race. Eliminating geopolitical idiocy, imperial hubris, and monomaniacal delusions of conquest by challenging our warmongering elites with an effective plan of action should be what shapes and defines the struggle of those noble organizations attempting to abolish war and promote peace throughout the world. Otherwise, the next time I file an update, the response will be … “What peace movement?” Continue reading
Scott Ritter Interview (Video): An Objective Look at U.S. Foreign Policy
Here we look at the realities of the international power struggle unfolding in real time, specifically addressing the role of the U.S. in the tensions, and its capacity to reduce them. We hope to discover paradigm-shift ideas for improving the prospects for peace. Today’s interview focuses on five questions. Continue reading →