19 Mar
Posted by Stan as Politics, International Relations, Ideas, Protest, War & Conflict, Peacebuilding, Conflict Resolution, Human Rights, History, Elections, Education, Economics, Energy, Environment, Governance, Freedom of Speech, Blogging
Since our world is becoming smaller with ever more increasing contact between peoples of the world, it is important to remember that we are all human, we all breathe the same air, we all love our children, and we all are mortal. As Jimmy Carter said in his recent acceptance speech for his Nobel Peace […]
02 Oct
Posted by MATTHEWCREATES as Politics, Governance, Freedom of Speech
http://www-tc.pbs.org/newshour/rss/media/2007/10/01/20071001_gravel28.mp3
Listen to Mike Gravel’s interview on NPR… Just amazing.
20 Aug
Posted by Stan as Politics, Finance, Economics, Business, Breaking News
GET OUT. Last week I blogged about how little guys cannot win by trading the markets. They can buy and hold and make money over time, but the strategy of winning on a day to day or month to month basis by watching and staying ahead of the market is just a fantasy. But just […]
17 Aug
Posted by Stan as Human Rights, History, Politics, Sports, Conflict Resolution, War & Conflict, Governance, Freedom of Speech, Breaking News, Arts & Culture, Economics, Elections, Entertainment, Blogging
Today I happened upon a copy of the New York Daily News, a paper I rarely read. Yet as per the mysterious world in which we live where things have a purpose, in my reading of the paper on this day, I had a complete identification with a story written by famed sportswriter Mike Lupica. […]
16 Aug
Posted by Stan as Politics, War & Conflict, Peacebuilding, International Relations, Governance, Breaking News, Freedom of Speech, Blogging
Between 1840 and 1980 every President elected in the score year (a year divided by 20) has died in office. Some may say Ronald Reagan didn’t die, but he was a victim of an assasination attempt which he survived. Maybe he died but he forgot. Maybe that was uncalled for humor. But now we have […]
15 Aug
Posted by MATTHEWCREATES as Politics, Governance, Freedom of Speech, Elections, Breaking News
Mike Gravel an introduction to a life time of service to the world and this country.
Ever wonder why main stream candidates are mainstream candidates? This piece is a short the media should be doing to explain real candidates who have real solutions to real problems
03 Aug
Posted by Stan as Politics, Humanitarian, Science, Technology, Peacebuilding, War & Conflict, Governance, Environment, Children, Business, Development, Disaster, Elections, Economics, Breaking News
Having just been to Minneapolis this past weekend, I took special interest in the bridge calamity of earlier this week. However, I do not want to write about the specifics of the problem of this bridge, or any other infrastructure problems across America. I write to discuss how focused the media gets on […]
10 Jul
Posted by Stan as Conflict Resolution, Peacebuilding, War & Conflict, Politics, Freedom of Speech, International Relations, Breaking News
The New York Times today reports that a key government official actually said that if the US pulls out of Iraq there might be grim consequences, especially the infiltration of outsiders looking to create havoc in Iraq or looking to take it over.
What news! Didn’t anyone listen to what critics of the war […]
And who got him off? King George of course.
You all think this is some political piece, but today I speak of sex. Society certainly got a screwing today, if justice is the measure. The appearance of impropriety means nothing to this Administration. But I am so kind…Appearance of impropriety means we don’t have to show […]
We know who the Republicans are and we think we know what the Democrats stand for, but if you want to win the Presidential election in November 08 then you should be a Repubocrat. The left side of the Democratic party has no voice in America. The Right side of the Republican party […]
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