Monthly Archives: April 2019

If Julian Assange is extradited to this country and treated like a common criminal — or worse, then no matter what else Donald Trump (with the Q team) is doing to gain my and others’ trust, this will be a … Continue reading →

So who’s who in the U.S. “enemy” list? What’s REALLY going on. One clue? Russia, China and U.S. agree on pulling troops out of Afghanistan and to Afghan-led peace process What happens when you decriminalize marijuana and other drugs? Portugal’s … Continue reading →

Think the above title exaggerates? Think again. BTW: despite the title to the following video, I have always, and remain, personally non-violent. I also applaud Trump for stopping the UN from getting decision power on gun ownership in the United … Continue reading →

It’s my habit to fall asleep listening to a podcast. Usually, I only make it through the first few minutes and then I’m off to la la land, only to wake up a few hours later and do the same … Continue reading →

There are days when all I can do is try to catch up. Forget the present moment, I’m just trying to get there! Yesterday I learned that the new UDO (Unified Development Ordinance), if it goes through as planned (and … Continue reading →

This interview was recorded in 2007. Twelve years later, one Jupiter cycle later, where are we as a society? Would Carlin have appreciated DJT? I think so; not Trump’s over the top  materialism, but his undeniable courage, determination, and resilience … Continue reading →

I’m finding myself drinking from the seemingly bottomless well of a new discovery, “public intellectual” (and elder, and professor, and farmer) Victor Davis Hanson. Below, I link his view of what Higher Education needs in order to not only survive, … Continue reading →

Hildegaard‘s “veriditas” takes hold. Spring returns to the northern hemisphere, and I can’t help but dive into Nature as not only my Teacher and my Mother, but my Religion. The word re-ligio, from the Latin, “to bind.” I, we, are … Continue reading →