Huge early morning moon Through the bathroom window Pushing its way in. My future staring there Through the tall pines…
In light of the news that President Trump has signed an executive order for a “plan” (as if one were needed) for the release of the JFK assassination files (as well as the MLK, Jr. and RFK files), the following article, that will appear in my upcoming book from Clarity Press, At the Lost and Found, seems appropr
Reposted from January 2017 “Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.” MLK As…
Before my mind was turned to the subject of my title, I started to write a piece called “Are the…
An Absurdist Review “Every time I ask what time it is, I get a different answer” – Henny Youngman I…
It is no different now. The yearning still gnaws. The night dark, utterly silent, Sky stretched endlessly back Into an…
“Let me have war, say I; it exceeds peace as far as day does night: it’s spritely waking, audible, and…
In his 1959 classic book, The Sociological Imagination, the American sociologist C. Wright Mills wrote that ordinary people are often…
Watching this riveting documentary, one cannot but be deeply impressed with a side of John Kennedy few know – his hatred of oppression, colonialism, imperialism, war, and his love of freedom for all people. . . . And one is left asking: why then has this film (and its predecessor about the right-wing witch hunt and crackdown on dissent in the 1950s) not been released to the public at a time when nothing could be more timely?
The electorate continually puts its hope in the performers that the spectacle’s producers put up to front for their interests, failing to grasp that the rulers’ interests are not theirs. Arguing and anguishing over certain policy differences between Democratic and Republican presidential candidates, they fail to see that both exist to serve global capital, not regular people, that exchanging presidents is a counterfeiter’s con-game with the voters the scammers’ marks.