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Monthly Archives: December 2014
Friendships
December 27, 2014 There will be no more life lessons from Little Cat on the blog. Sadly, she passed away on my lap last Sunday morning, while I stroked her fur, talked to her and offered her every enticement I … Continue reading
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The Right to Be Stupid
December 20, 2014 Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Jong-un So, am I the only person in America that thinks Sony and Seth Rogan kinda, sorta deserved the bitch-slapping they got from North Korea last week? That our much vaunted (and much whined about) Freedom … Continue reading
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Tagged current events, empire, oil, Terrorism, the financial system
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Lies
December 13, 2014 Lies told often enough do not become truth. Torture is still torture, no matter how many times we call it enhanced interrogation. War is still war, no matter how many times we call it bringing peace. Subjugation … Continue reading
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Tagged Climate change, collapse, current events, economic warfare, environment, Peak oil, Warfare and Conflict
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Whole Lot of Whistling Going On
December 6, 2014 After reading, this week, about how falling oil prices – and, thus, falling gasoline prices – will be such a boon to the global economy (and lord knows it could use a little boon, right now,) I’m … Continue reading