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October’s Surprise Party
•�September 29, 2024
•�1,900 Words •�4 Comments • Reply
As another October approaches, the beautiful season of colors begins here in New England. Call it October’s Surprise Party. The turning leaves with all their colors come to announce the earth’s glory, the possibility of peace and happiness for all. Yet as the month transpires and November nears, I think we might expect what for... Read More
Acting As If It Weren’t Really So
•�June 14, 2024
•�2,200 Words •�7 Comments • Reply
Laughing on the bus/Playing Games with the faces/She said the man in the gabardine suit was a spy/I said, “Be careful his bowtie is really a camera” – America by Paul Simon Only people who listen to the chorus of reliable alternative media voices warning of the quickly growing threat of nuclear war have any... Read More
If the Wars Go On
•�May 30, 2024
•�2,100 Words •�2 Comments • Reply
I suppose my title could have been couched in the singular form, as Hermann Hesse, the Nobel Prize winning German/Swiss author, did with his collection of anti-war essays about World War I (the war to end all wars that didn’t), If The War Goes On . . . Or more appropriately, I might have eliminated... Read More
Alexei Navalny’s Death and Curious Well-Timed Coincidences
•�February 19, 2024
•�1,100 Words •�6 Comments • Reply
There is propaganda by commission and propaganda by omission, the former often serve to conceal the latter. Timing is crucial. That the U.S. President Joseph Biden, his British, NATO, Israeli allies, and their corporate media mouthpieces are in need of a major propaganda victory is obvious. They are losing the war in Ukraine, have been... Read More
Do People Change?
•�August 11, 2023
•�2,400 Words •�1 Comment • Reply
Because there is so much personal anguish, unhappiness, and human mental and physical suffering in the world, many people often wonder how they might personally change to find happiness, contentment, or some elusive something. Or even how to change other people, as if that arrogant illusion could ever work. This question of significant personal change... Read More
Although Scarred by Violence, We Must Not be Scared Into Silence
•�May 2, 2023
•�2,400 Words •�5 Comments • Reply
The world has been haunted by human violence since time immemorial. There are untold millions (billions?) of people all over the world who have been scarred by it in all its forms. There are two basic responses: one is to try to return that violence with violence and defeat one’s enemy; the other is, in... Read More
Quoth the Vultures “Evermore”
•�February 27, 2023
•�2,400 Words •�14 Comments • Reply
On the short roof outside the bedroom window, two black vultures sit, staring in. They have come to remind me of something. I put my book down and peer back at these strange looking creatures. The book: Our War: What We Did in Vietnam And What It Did to Us by David Harris. I had... Read More
The New York Times Is Orwell’s Ministry of Truth
•�January 22, 2023
•�1,500 Words •�8 Comments • Reply
“Ingsoc. The sacred principles of ingsoc. Newspeak, double-speak, the mutability of the past.” – George Orwell, 1984 As today dawned, I was looking out the window into the cold grayness with small patches of snow littering the frozen ground. As light snow began to fall, I felt a deep mourning in my soul as a... Read More
The U.S. Is Leading the World Into the Abyss
•�October 9, 2022
•�1,800 Words •�1 Comment • Reply
A few years after WW I, the poet T.S. Eliot opened his famous poem “The Wasteland” with these words: “April is the cruelest month … “ I think he may be wrong, for this October may be the cruelest month of all, followed by November. Unprecedented. You can hear the clicking and grating of spades... Read More
Only Adult Children Still Believe U.S. Propaganda
•�September 30, 2022
•�1,800 Words •�11 Comments • Reply
It should now be quite clear to any reasonable person that the Biden administration is hell-bent on destroying Russia and will risk nuclear war in doing so. It has already started World War III with its use of Ukraine to light the final match. The problem is that reasonable people are in very short supply,... Read More
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The Subtleties of Anti-Russia Leftist Rhetoric
•�May 13, 2022
•�2,100 Words •�230 Comments • Reply
While the so-called liberal and conservative corporate mainstream media – all stenographers for the intelligence agencies – pour forth the most blatant propaganda about Russia and Ukraine that is so conspicuous that it is comedic if it weren’t so dangerous, the self-depicted cognoscenti also ingest subtler messages, often from the alternative media. A woman I... Read More
It’s About Time
•�April 28, 2022
•�1,400 Words •�9 Comments • Reply
Isn’t it always? With the start of World War III by the United States “declaring” war against Russia by its actions in Ukraine, we have entered a time when the end of time has become very possible. I am speaking of nuclear annihilation. I look down at my great-uncle’s gold Elgin pocket watch from the... Read More
On the Edge of a Nuclear Abyss
•�March 10, 2022
•�2,700 Words •�11 Comments • Reply
Two days after Russia attacked Ukraine and the day before Vladimir Putin put Russia on nuclear alert, I wrote a little article whose first sentence was: “Not wanting to sound hyperbolic, but I am starting to conclude that the nuclear madmen running the U.S./NATO New Cold War they started decades ago are itching to start... Read More
U.S./NATO Is in the Grip of a Daemonic Death-Wish and the Entire World Is Threatened
•�February 26, 2022
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Not wanting to sound hyperbolic, but I am starting to conclude that the nuclear madmen running the U.S./NATO New Cold War they started decades ago are itching to start a nuclear war with Russia. Their hypocrisy and nihilistic thirst for death and destruction are so extreme that it boggles my mind. They accuse Russia of... Read More
War or Images of War?
•�February 18, 2022
•�900 Words •�1 Comment • Reply
Experienced foreign policy analysts such as Ray McGovern, Scott Ritter, and Pepe Escobar, while agreeing that the Biden administration is clearly guilty of provoking Russia over Ukraine, are divided over whether it will lead to war. All agree that Russia has no intention of invading Ukraine and that it is clearly justified in demanding safe... Read More
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