For WHICH (or whom) It Stands?
Me — who is otherwise prolific, have found myself at a loss for words today. I wish I could have written a wonderful piece on how great we’ve [the USA] … Continue reading
Allegiance Breeds Bias
From childhood we are raised to take the “Pledge of Allegiance” in America, idolizing the fabric of a flag and the trodden ground on which we stand. It’s an indoctrination; … Continue reading
Michael Hastings: A Non-Conspiracy Theory
Evidence of one conspiracy does not prove another, yet — in today’s hyper-vigilant atmosphere, it is easy to jump to assumptions, especially when it’s related to a hot button issue. … Continue reading
Snowden, Manning and the Modern Day Whistleblower
On the same day the “Bradley” Chelsea Manning[1] verdict came down, Senator Grassley (R-IA) submitted a resolution proposing a national holiday for whistleblowers and unanimously “July 31st” became National Whistleblower … Continue reading
2027; a Letter From the Future PT 2
READ PART 1 HERE I haven’t been able to come up for 4-days. When I removed the covering and crawled out of my hole, my mouth was crusted, dry with … Continue reading
WordPress, Are You F*#@ing With Me?
On Monday, July 22, 2013 I participated in the WordPress DPChallenge “Pinch Me” and posted, “Recipe For A Journalist”. On Tuesday (yesterday), July 23, 2013, I finished writing a piece on … Continue reading
USA: The Un-Civilized State of America
Was justice truly served last night with Zimmerman’s “not guilty” verdict? We sit poised, waiting to hear any snippet of news now that the verdict is out. Will there be … Continue reading
DHS in the Hood
On July 10, 2013, at approximately 5pm – MST, multiple law enforcement vehicles pulled into a relatively quiet neighborhood on Poplar Street in Denver, Colorado. One by one cruisers and … Continue reading
I Spy an NSA Spy
When President Bush pushed through the Patriot Act and again when it was extended, it didn’t matter how many of us were screaming “No”, because enough of you supported or overlooked … Continue reading
Do 15 New Things in 30 Days
When I first started this blog, not only did I want to create a place to gather myself (literally and figuratively) I also wanted to challenge myself to do something … Continue reading
My Weekend At The Oregon Coast
In the past four weeks I have quite literally written and sold over 100 articles (in case you do not know, this is how I pay the bills). My eyes … Continue reading
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