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Monthly Archives: December 2016
You Keep Saying That Word “Change”
Greetings and Salutations; Well, it is finally the last day of 2016….New Year’s Eve. I have to say that this year is one that I am just as glad to see the end of. Sadly, … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, General Thoughts, Political rants, Questionable decisions, Snake Oil
Tagged change, Hillary Clinton, President Obama, swamp, the donald
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Making a Difference At Christmas
Greetings and Salutations; Today is December 25th, 2016 Christmas Day . This is always a complicated holiday for me, as there is such a culture clash between what today is SUPPOSED to mean…and what its CONTENT says it means. … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, General Thoughts, Humanity, Something Good This Way Comes
Tagged Christmas, companion animals, contributions, homeless, karma, suicide, veterans
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What to do now?
Greetings and Salutations; Well, the deed is done. The Electoral College has proved that it has abandoned all of the responsibilities that Hamilton placed on it, and become a useless rubber stamp for the Establishment. Because of this, Caesar … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, General Thoughts, Misc, Nuttiness, Political rants, Ruminations
Tagged dictatorship, failure, protests, resistance, Trump
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Hamilton Weeps…
Greetings and Salutations; Today, the Electoral College met, and, to the disappointment of many and surprise of few, proved it was not what Hamilton had intended for it to be, but, rather, was a rubber stamp in the process of … Continue reading
Posted in General Thoughts, Humanity, Nuttiness, Political rants
Tagged death, debacle, demagogue, Democracy, Electoral college
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Sifting Through The Ashes, Part Four – Words of a Wise Woman
Greetings and Salutations; We, in the South, are blessed with some of the best minds in America. A (somewhat distant) friend of mine, Park Overall, is a strong activist for water quality in East Tennessee, and produces some of … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, General Thoughts, Nuttiness, Politics
Tagged coup, Democrats, Fascism, Park Overall, Republicans
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Sifting Through The Ashes, Part Three – Coup in North Carolina
Greetings and Salutations; It is a busy time here at the end of a long, ugly year. There are so many instances of insanity in the Political World that I am motivated to post a comment on at least … Continue reading
Posted in General Thoughts, Nuttiness, Political rants, Politics, Questionable decisions
Tagged coup, Democrat, North Carolina, power grab, Republican
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Sifting Through The Ashes, Part Two – The Electoral College.
Greetings and Salutations; The Electoral College, as a part of our Presidential Election is rarely a step in the process that anyone cares about. Every four years, there are a few folks whining about how unfair it is, or … Continue reading
Sifting Through The Ashes, Part One
Greetings and Salutations; It has been several weeks since the election and its shocking results. Of course, the chaos continues, and I may speak to that later on. However, right now, I want to address a kind … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, General, Humanity, Nuttiness, Politics
Tagged Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, moving forwards
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A Ghost From The Past
Greetings and Salutations; First off, this blog entry is likely to be updated. Civil Discourse is welcome, but it is my forum, so if you post rants that descend to attacks, or spurious claims, you are likely … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, General Thoughts, Humanity, Nuttiness, Political rants, Questionable decisions, Ruminations
Tagged 9/11, Conspiracy Theories, Loonies, World Trade Center
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Reflections on Pearl Harbor Day
Greetings and Salutations; 75 years ago, the Japanese Air Force attacked Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. The attack was by 352 aircraft, in two waves, and, was amazingly successful. Their goals were to destroy as many of the warships in the … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, General, Humanity, Nuttiness, Politics
Tagged arizona, civil discourse, memories, pearl harbor day, war
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