The Greeks newly wrestled inventiveness while facing the headwinds of bankster-forced “austerity” reminds me of the ways we in Bloomington, Indiana are beginning to shift our view of what’s necessary and what’s important. The Transition Bloomington group that focuses on alternative economics first picked up on the world-wide, on-line Community Exchange Network. A year later, […]
Read MoreHere’s a one-two-three knock-out(?) punch for the so-called “war on drugs” that fuels the CIA, military black-ops, privatized prisons, and other nefarious institutions/activities, as well as the general hypocrisy and mayhem attendant to a society kept addicted to one thing or another so as not to create, think, or, especially, recognize and embrace either the […]
Read MoreBack in 1989 when the Berlin Wall fell, humanity was stunned into the realization of its own oneness. The tense bi-polar standoff between the U.S. and its mirror image, the S.U. (Soviet Union) that had defined the geo-political “balance of power” had suddenly blinked out. No longer divided by that rigid, symbolic, and very real, […]
Read MoreOver the weekend I heard about two new(?) “police state” developments that made my dry, flaking, wrinkled skin crawl. First, that new hear-all-see-all-know-all-about-everybody-all-about-YOU! spy center, being built by the NSA in the Utah desert, featured in Wired. The data center will store trillions of “words and thoughts and whispers” swirling on the Web. But is […]
Read MoreNATO, a “gently named but dangerous behemoth dominated by the United States,” is a military alliance of 28 countries, and “the only major intergovernmental body without a basic information disclosure policy. It’s a closed cabal with an active PR front and zero engagement with the public it claims to protect.” Thanks to truthout.org. Resistance Builds […]
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