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Are we there yet?
Oh yeah. When Harper’s Weekly Review reported that, “A top U.S. military advisor told American soldiers that they should prepare to fight in outer space,” my first thought was, “Wait — aren’t they already in outer space?” And as I … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Capitalism, Corruption, Crime & Punishment, Culture, Journalism, Politics, Religious fundamentalism, Technology, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, War
Tagged AI, Department of Defense, Federal Research, George W. Bush, google, Harper's, Mike Johnson, New York Stock Exchange, Open AI, Pentagon, rocket launchers, Speaker of the House, Trump stock trading, Trump White House, US Constitution, US military, YouTube
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And then there was light! (When was that? Where?)
Here I am, once again bearing a torch against despair. There are some realities that might lighten your mood or shift it into resistence (a lot better than despair), one of which is Lawrence Tribe’s talk with Ali Velshi on … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Human rights, political campaigns, Politics, The Facts of Life, The god problem, Trumpism, War
Tagged " RR Palmer, A History of the Modern World, Age of Enlightenment, Ali Velshi, conservatism, Edmund Burke, humanitarianism, Joel Colton, Lawrence Tribe, liberalism, nationalism, plutocracy, US Constitution, white supremacists
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The Weimar Republic versus the United States.
Seems to me this country of ours is indeed splintered…into chunks of fear. A certain percentage of us has been terrified and enraged by endless lies and crazy threats from non-existent enemies. A much larger percentage of us are being … Continue reading
Posted in Fascism, Government, Kamala, political campaigns, Politics, Pro choice, Propaganda, Racism, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, voting and voting rights, War
Tagged "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich", Alexander Hamilton, autocracy, civil rights, Germany, Hitler, James Madison, John Jay, Reichstag, US Constitution, voting rights, Weimar Republic, Wikipedia, William Shirer
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