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It’s Time To Sharpen The Pitchfork Tines

Wed. Apr. 1st, 2015  |  Ed Raymond

“I don’t see democracy working./ I don’t see capitalism working./ I don’t see our culture working. I see the infighting and culture wars. I see continual fights on social issues. I see no hope for the unemployed. I see no hope for the middle class

Unruly Rules

Wed. Apr. 1st, 2015

Good teachers rank near the top of the saintliness scale. They seem to selflessly gain an inordinate amount of happiness from anything that benefits their students.

Suitable Subject

Wed. Apr. 1st, 2015  |  Harry Drabik

Going through household things (a task many of us have done or face in future) after mother’s death I found a small suit of clothes that set off sharp recollection.

It doesn’t hurt to learn a little more - Always

Wed. Apr. 1st, 2015  |  Forrest Johnson

Science and God are everywhere. One is blasphemous and the other sanctimonious according to the many candidates of the New Conservative Neanderthal Party (NCNP).

The secret coalition pushing the secretive TPP scam

Wed. Apr. 1st, 2015

Alright boys and girls, gather ‘round me, and I’ll tell you the story of the “Investor State Dispute Resolution” clause. Wait children… where’re you going? Don’t run away. Don’t cry!

The myths of fighting terrorism

Wed. Apr. 1st, 2015  |  Melvyn Magree

Just what is terrorism?  Governments generally define it as lethal attacks on civilians or governments, often perpetrated by a small number of people. 

CanYou Fly?

Wed. Apr. 1st, 2015  |  Jim Lundstrom

My first sip of the eagerly anticipated Wee Heavy Scotch-Style Ale from Alesmith was a disappointment, not on their part, but on my own.

The pulse of a waking forest

Wed. Apr. 1st, 2015  |  Emily Stone

Our morning dawned crisp and blue. In the woods, we knew that the trails would be firmly frozen, the mosquitoes still far from flying, and perhaps the ticks would be hunkered down, too.