I’d like us to look at the long term picture and make a radical proposal or two. This is a bit longer than most of my blogs, but worthy of the extra time (so says I). Alaska has proven to … Continue reading →
Considering the implementation of the NSA listening in ONLY to phone conversations from the U.S. to foreign destinations, I can imagine what pain and suffering they must experience having to listen to all the Dell computer support calls routed to … Continue reading →
I’d like us to look at the long term picture and make a radical proposal or two. This is a bit longer than most of my blogs, but worthy of the extra time (so says I). Alaska has proven to … Continue reading →
Considering the implementation of the NSA listening in ONLY to phone conversations from the U.S. to foreign destinations, I can imagine what pain and suffering they must experience having to listen to all the Dell computer support calls routed to … Continue reading →
The sectarian violence continues unabated in Iraq and, at present, the new government still can’t agree on the key posts of Interior and Defense ministries. Perhaps the only saving from civil war would be for the women to take action … Continue reading →
I wasn’t the first or the last to suggest that, instead of a death sentence for Saddam Hussein, surely guilty of more than he is accused of, he should be sentenced to work for the Iraqi government, now that the … Continue reading →
Those who have talked politics with me at any length know of the theory that political humorist Dick Gregory brought to my attention back in 1971 that the United States has a cowboy mentality. And, as some of us remember … Continue reading →
With the release and promotion of An Inconvenient Truth and Al Gore’s new visibility, the news media seem to be enthralled with getting him to say he will be running for president, capitalizing on the media’s characterization of front-runner nominee … Continue reading →
The sectarian violence continues unabated in Iraq and, at present, the new government still can’t agree on the key posts of Interior and Defense ministries. Perhaps the only saving from civil war would be for the women to take action … Continue reading →
I wasn’t the first or the last to suggest that, instead of a death sentence for Saddam Hussein, surely guilty of more than he is accused of, he should be sentenced to work for the Iraqi government, now that the … Continue reading →