Monthly Archives: December 2016

I’ve always known that what we are doing here in Green Acres Village is radical. Rad-ical, i.e., “to the root,” and therefore very hard to put into practice unless one is willing to uncover and discard layer upon layer of … Continue reading →

I laughed out loud when I saw that Putin had not only refused to expel 35 American diplomats in a diplomatic tit for tat, but he also invited their children to the Kremlin for a New Year’s Eve party.  I … Continue reading →

It may be that humanity’s obsession with nuclear energy is our way of making sure that, sooner or later, we realize that in order to truly learn how to fully live, we must wake up, inside each and every moment, … Continue reading →

Early this morning, I looked outside my living room window, to see the Sun lighting up the arch of the garden gate. Hard to see in this photo (it’s positioned in almost the very center), but imagine it, please! That … Continue reading →

This is exceptional! Thanks to Ted. “The choice is ours. Either Fear or Love.”

Let’s hope so. It is the main reason, that, though I did not vote for either him or “her,” I was very glad that he won. Re: Tillerson for Secretary of State, see Steve Pieczinek: Rex Tillerson Is A Good Choice … Continue reading →

Another hilarious satire about “those damn Russkies” and how they mess with U.S. elections. This one stimulated extended giggles. “Operation Cankles” — Russian Intervention Exposed Did the Russians really rig the 2016 US election? The Daily Telegraph’s Tim Blair exposes ‘the … Continue reading →

I can’t help but wonder about the timing of first, the assasination of the Russian ambassador in Turkey on December 19th; second, the suspicious “suicide” of the NATO chief auditor in charge of counter-terrorism on December 23rd; and third, the … Continue reading →