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Our first, endless war is against racism
Among the wars we’re fighting here in the U.S., racism is the first. Here, from Harper’s Weekly Review: “I’ll get away with it ’cause I’m white,” said a Nashville woman who was arrested by a black officer on suspicion of … Continue reading
Posted in Fascism, Racism, voting and voting rights
Tagged America First Political Action Conference, Harper's Weekly Review, Joe Arpaio, white supremacy
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God’s Hammer, guerrilla warfare, Ukraine and the breath of life
When I was a little girl, 5 years old, my lungs asserted themselves inauspiciously. Starting with several months of pneumonia, they proceeded, as I grew up, into various bronchial uproars, and then asthma attacks. It was during an extended asthma … Continue reading
Posted in Human rights, The Facts of Life, voting and voting rights
Tagged bronchiectasis, Crimea, emphysema, glasnost, Howard Fast, My Glorious Brothers, Odessa, perestroika, Putin, Soviet Union, the Maccabees, Ukraine
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I never used to be patient. Why am I now?
Back in the old days, back when we had to get cash by going to a cashier at our own bank, and only our bank, no cross-pollination, you’d never find me standing on line for the cashier, unless the line … Continue reading
Posted in Fascism, Guns in the U.S. of A., Judiciary, Law, suits and order, Lawyers, political campaigns, Politics, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, voting and voting rights
Tagged bank robbery, Department of Justice, DOJ investigations, fake electors, investigating thousands of people, January 6 insurrection, Kafka, paralegals, sedition, seditious conspiracy, The Trial, time lines, Trump
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