“I mean, what are the elections? You know, two guys, same background, wealth, political influence, went to the same elite university, joined the same secret society where you’re trained to be a ruler – they both can run because they’re … Continue reading →
I’m disheartened, to say the least, to see police engage in this kind of activity. Is it really necessary? The body language of the police officer is telling – he looks as though he is spraying roaches. Can anyone tell … Continue reading →
Vote third party.
Continue reading →A press release from Rocky Anderson, former mayor of Salt Lake City, Utah: Have you had enough? New Party on the horizon The former Mayor of Salt Lake City and Executive Director of High Road for Human Rights, Rocky Anderson, … Continue reading →
This article appeared at the Nation of Change website and was written by Kevin Zeese, one of the organizers of the Freedom Plaza occupation in Washington, D.C. I took the liberty of changing some of the links to what I … Continue reading →
I read about what I thought might be an interesting book, You Call This a Democracy?, by Paul Kivel, and bought it. It is, indeed, interesting. Here are a couple of paragraphs from the Introduction: “Do you think the United … Continue reading →
From Jay Smooth’s Ill Doctrine, a hip hop video blog:
Continue reading →I don’t belong to Facebook, but I saw this posted on a forum where I hang out and thought it worth promoting. It is on Facebook and the author says, “feel free to share…” “Dear Wall Street: Wondering what all … Continue reading →
Finally.
Continue reading →Several months ago, I replied to a comment on a blog that I used to frequent, but no longer do because reading that blog raises my blood pressure dangerously high. The comment was in reaction to a local zoning ordinance … Continue reading →