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While We Still Have Time

In spite of the grimness of the times in which we live, there is still hope. If you feel, like I do, that the usual discourse about matters of critical concern tends to be superficial, misguided, and false, then you might find some solace and inspiration here. I will try to offer insight and a holistic perspective on events and issues, and hopefully serve as a catalyst for raising the level of dialogue on this planet.

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I was born in 1945, shortly before atom bombs were dropped on Japan. I served in the U.S. Army from 1968 to 1971. I earned master's degrees in Economics and Educational Psychology, and certificates in Web Page Design and as a Teacher of English as a Second Language. I followed an Indian guru for eight years, which immersed me in meditative practices and an attitude of reaching a higher level of being. A blog post listing the meditative practices I have pursued can be seen here.

Sunday, March 24, 2024

A Question For Genocide Joe

What good are you?
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Among other reasons to ask this is that he is in favor of ethnic cleansing in Gaza. This is of course in addition to his lying about what is going on there.
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vote uninstructed April 2

I voted early last Tuesday for "uninstructed delegation" in Wisconsin's presidential primary. Early voting is still going on, much easier than absentee ballot or waiting in line on election day. Just about any public library in Wisconsin is an early voting site, as well as many other places.
vote uninstructed April 2 _______________________________

Here's a song. Feel free to substitute Genocide Joe for war. They are becoming interchangeable. 

Here's a link to the Common Dreams article about voters supporting a permanent cease-fire in Gaza. It's not too late for Genocide Joe. Hmm. Maybe it is too late.

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