Category Archives: 2015

Exactly. And if the adventure that worker-co-op CERO in the Boston area has been having is any indication, it takes grit, determination, expertise, and a number of different kinds of intricate of step-by-step levers. Their eventual solution? A “DPO” (Direct … Continue reading →

This is magnificent: every statement resonant, every image excruciating.  

Finally, I’ve (almost) got the new habit down. I (usually) remember to take my bags with me to the store. That one change in routine has taken several years! Given how conscious I think I am, what is the nature … Continue reading →

I normally wouldn’t promote fear porn such as the pumping title of the post below. However, it’s crucial that we uncover this possible plot in advance, since a large enough collective awareness of nefarious plans will prevent them from manifesting. … Continue reading →

Yeah, I know, it really helps that you can insert yourself into guarded compounds down long dirt roads in the middle of nowhere and/or gated enclaves in or near rich ski resorts. Unless, of course, your servants turn on you … Continue reading →

In this video Abby Martin of RT interviews the founder of a company that, on January 27th, was only “27 days old,” already “international in scope,” and obviously a potent idea whose time has come. It’s definitely time to create … Continue reading →

During this short, intense, dramatic confrontation inside the “hallowed” halls of Congress, I noticed especially the audience. How embarrassed they were, and mostly silent, uncomfortable, in the presence of such strong impoliteness. Such in-your-face refusal to accept the lies. And … Continue reading →

Damn! I wish I could have figured out a way to load this video about a Poor People’s Campaign to address and transform all the interconnected global threats to planetary and human well-being stemming from money funneling to the 1% … Continue reading →

I am ashamed to say that, on a cruise down the Nile in Egypt a quarter of a century ago, I once walked alone through a village on the edge of the river, my route not usually one taken by … Continue reading →

The “sharing” meme seems to be gathering steam. And it’s well it does, especially during this transition time when our unconscious collective mental structures still make the rigid, countable, measurable assumption that anything one person gives should be returned in … Continue reading →