Careening through life and learning stuff
The way I see it, Tunisian Mohamed Bouazizi shaped the U.S. 2012 election in a positive way. Bear with me here, I’ll make the links. In the 2012 U.S. elections, one of the key topics that candidates are being forced to address is wealth distribution (and income accountability, taxes, etc. etc.). This happened because of […]
Read More D.C. via TunisiaPandora you wicked one.
Read More poignantThese powerful words were created by a few men trying to create a brand new country
Read More A reminderA recurring theme in the press these days: damned federal workers raking in the dough at taxpayer’s expense, while the country staggers beneath mounting debt.
Read More I am one of those “overpaid” federal workersIt is frustrating when groups of stereotypically “intelligent” people such as scientists are the ones furthering ignorance, discrimination, and destructive hegemony.
Read More Thoughts of Ancient One / Kennewick ManBeing Cherokee does not mean entitlement, but rather results in an obligation to give to the community.
Read More Cherokee Chief Chad SmithI catch myself sometimes assuming a breakdown in communication is due to one side being simple-minded.
Read More Cattle Rustling and World PeaceGazans don’t have access to concrete
Read More Concrete and GazaI need only touch the earth to restore some peace inside.
Read More Healing EarthI wish I didn’t think of him as my first black President.
Read More Presidency 2008