Tag: War

THE VALUE OF UFO’S

The value of the recent UFO concerns in the USA that has an infinitesimal chance of being aliens from outside of our universe, is the attention-grabbing ability that may accrue toward those who may otherwise be running around in red caps and annoying others.  A significant value is to shine light into the dark corner of government secrecy that is out of sync with a democracy.   read more

MYOPIC OLIGARCHY

Oligarchy can be defined by myopia.

The mindset was on display on C-Span this morning.https://www.c-span.org/video/?525774-4/washington-journal-michael-gordon-discusses-chinese-military-capabilities-threats-posed-us    –FEBRUARY 12, 2023  | PART OF WASHINGTON JOURNAL 02/12/2023 read more

RESPONSIBILITY OF DEFENSE

A greater national security threat doesn’t exist than the delicate balance of nature.  read more

CULTIVATE LUCIDITY

It’s not that one doesn’t believe Russia is capable of propaganda, it’s that one believes the US government is similarly aberrant.  Recalling a statement from a Russian citizen before Russian views were censored away from the US public, “it’s not that Russian people aren’t aware their government lies to them, it’s that Russian people are aware of the lies, unlike American people”.  But then, when one is “exceptional”……… read more

NATURE OR NURTURE


First democracy requires a Free Press.  War crimes should be exposed. read more

WHEN MONEY IS FREE SPEECH BUT SPEECH ISN’T FREE


Control of information promotes Establishment stories. read more

POLITICAL JOKE


Have you heard the USSR Brezhnev joke ….From the book The Gates of Europe…..”But the Soviet economy was in no condition to accelerate anything other than rates of decline…….” ‘We were on the edge of an abyss………but since then we have made a huge step forward’……” read more

STORIES CHANGE WITH THE TELLER


History as taught in the US educational system is written from the perspective of the USA.  The globalism that has been about economics has conveniently overlooked FACTS  that would more realistically inform about the role of humanity in wars.  While admitting that Russia is the enemy and shouldn’t have attacked Ukraine, one would be intellectually dishonest if one didn’t recognize the price paid by Russia in WWII, and that in the USA has been superimposed by a presumption of US supremacy in challenging Hitler.   read more

ENTITLEMENT vs EARNED BENEFIT

How many workers wonder when their Social Security Earned Benefit for which they pay, turned into a media-defined Social Security Entitlement.  Actually the transformation was over a much shorter time frame than was, for example, the transfer of the wealth of the nation from the 100% to the 1%. read more

PEACE AND WAR

One believes the following book by Tolstoy was banned in Russia.  Oligarchs (those who steer public opinion for personal promotion) are similar. read more

TREEHUGGER AND HISTORY

That the phrase treehugger originated byway of followers of Hindu and possibly again byway of followers of Buddhism come as no surprise. read more

DEFENSIVE RATIONALIZATION


Bait-and-switch may be a reason some people have labeled as war crimes (remembering that war crime is an oxymoron) Russian targeting of civilian infrastructure in Ukraine that denies to local community members the civil and human right of the dignity of a functional energy grid while accepting a dysfunctional US energy grid by labeling this as free enterprise. read more

WE’LL HOLD YOUR COAT

A reason some people trust the Green Party is the ability and willingness to discuss differences of opinion on topics crucial to our political system and our foreign affairs. read more

WAR, WATER, AND ELECTRICITY

Use of the word “forgets” (link below) is extremely diplomatic.  Real intellectual gymnastics are needed to ignore NATO intrusion onto the borders of Russia.  At the same time one condemns the Russian invasion into Ukraine, childish trust is required to overlook the same from NATO toward Russian security. read more

DEMOCRATIZING THE ECONOMY


As long as we’re going to fixate on the economy rather than principles of our democratic Constitutional republic, we could start by democratizing the economy. read more