Monthly Archives: November, 2008
A Peaceful Solution Monique Amalphi Claus
Monique “Amalphi” Claus shows her keen eye and wonderful graphic style in her video illustration of “A Peaceful Solution.” We have previously used her art as lead images to our ‘Family Farms Pulled Us Out of the Great Depression’ and ‘Seek Peace’ articles. The actions of Christianists in supporting and even fighting in foreign wars [...]
Why Billy Why Mark Grayson
Today shoppers killed a human being at Walmart in Nassau County on Long Island. Shoppers wanting great limited quantity deals mowed him down and trampled him after destroying a metal door. A pregnant woman was among the many who were trampled and injured. This didn’t slow the shoppers down one bit because they were going [...]
Nature of Money Quotations
The Fed is locked into this continuing credit expansion. It can’t stop. If ever bank lending slows . . . the game is up, and the scramble for liquidity starts. . . . The Fed will be powerless to stop a deflationary collapse once it starts.
A Peaceful Solution Calvin Jennings 4
Calvin Jennings keeps on working for peace in the face of global madness by creating another version of “A Peaceful Solution” to help spread the message of peace. It will take this level of commitment by more of us if we are to see world peace in our lifetimes. Civilization, literally meaning living in cities, [...]
33,500 Wild Horses and Burros to Die
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) of the Department Of The Interior has proposed to euthanize 33,500 wild horses and burros presently in cramped holding pens in the United States.
Family Farms Pulled Us Out of the Great Depression
We can turn around our current situation and avoid a Greater Depression by raising basic storable commodities back up to 90-100 percent of parity. Supporting family farms can put the United States back on a secure economic footing.
Obama Change We Can Believe In
At the center of the United States’ corruption, income inequity, narcotic trafficking, money laundering, warfare state, loss of civil liberties, imperial over-reach, racism, and the constant recourse to violence as a tool of domestic and international policy is an oil economy bound to militarism by the petrodollar money system.
