This is important enough to post here, and for you to read. [Sergey Glazyev is a man living right in the eye of our current geopolitical and geo-economic hurricane. One of the most influential economists in the world, a member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and a former adviser to the Kremlin from 2012 […]
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Today is December 25, 2021, Christmas in America, except for the Orthodox who will celebrate Jesus’ birth on January 7, 2022. I thought a few lines would be appropriate for anyone who reads or stumbles across this blog. Christmas in a Collapsing America At least where I live, the local Republican-owned papers print news that […]
Mark Twain (aka Samuel Langhorne Clemens) was known for his humor, irony, understatement, and cynicism. Here he made a statement just the plain truth. Physical bravery can be seen every day, in every nation, but moral bravery is rare. What did he mean by this? Do you understand its importance for you? Physical Courage. There […]
I happened to find a copy of an obscure work by H.G. Wells, The New America, the New World (Macmillan: NY, 1935). Wells is famous among people who read–which is a diminishing number–for his many works of fiction. This little “book” is a small essay of seventy-eight pages bearing some of his most transparent thoughts […]
Happy New Year! It’s 2:49 a.m., January 1, 2016. I had a few glasses of wine some hours ago, working on a book, my little cat for company, and went to bed early. I did not sleep very long until I awoke, and lying in bed began to check Facebook to see what my circle was […]