Monthly Archives: September 2015

For take one, see this. This article may be the most concise, exacting, and hard-hitting analysis of what the U.S. has been up to overseas that I’ve EVER come across. Grateful. And, I notice it’s being widely reposted. Russia and … Continue reading →

We do need to remember, however, that to convert to non-fossil fuel energy takes enormous amounts of energy — to build windmills and solar cells, not to mention all those elements dug up from the earth to use in their … Continue reading →

RE-LEARNING THE LAND is the story of a Blackfoot community in southern Alberta, Canada, and how they have re-taken control of their education system within Red Crow Community College. The film traces the decolonization of their learning and the development … Continue reading →

You cannot imagine what a relief it is to begin to speak about Sister Mary. All these years of keeping silent, at her request. All these years of her chronic, intermittent cancer as the elephant darkening our family’s living room. … Continue reading →

Ommigoddess. No wonder it was so easy. No wonder she was conscious and with all her wits up until the very end. Mary’s soul chose the moment when the planet Uranus (surprise, sudden change) conjuncted the bottom point of the … Continue reading →

And I’m not there. I cancelled yesterday’s flight, having been told to wait awhile. Aaaah! It hurts. These photos were pasted to her daughter Marnie’s fb page today. Mary did get to meet her grandson Max, but was unable to … Continue reading →

And remember, the corporatocracy has co-opted the word “sustainable.” Agenda 2030 Translator: How to Read the UN’s New Sustainable Development Goals September 25, 2015 by Aaron and Melissa Dykes truthstreammedia It’s that time again: the United Nations is officially releasing … Continue reading →

I’ve been reading reports from both MSM and alternative sources about the Putin/Obama drama at the U.N., including the news that neither one was in the hall when the other gave his speech. Including that Putin’s speech ran closer to … Continue reading →