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Category Archives: education
The real ‘Path to 9/11′
From the thoughtful minds at In These Times, an unusual analyasis of how 9/11 impacted us. An exerpt: Whatever the natural similarities between December 7, 1941, and September 11, 2001, the association of the two has led us to convert—first … Continue reading
Oil at $75 a barrel: Cheap!
According to the apparently infallible geniuses at MarketWatch, crude oil is well on its way to triple digits . That’s right, $100 per barrel within a year. Let’s see … gas in San Francisco is about $3.50 a gallon. Add … Continue reading
Posted in consumption, education, insanity
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Weekly Reader: Was the 2000 Election Stolen?
This post is the first of a weekly series of stolen or copied articles that I’d like to share with my readership. These ‘readers’, as I call them, are articles on topics of interest, formatted for reprinting. So enjoy. This … Continue reading
Posted in politics, education, propaganda
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Word of the Day
Calling this post the ‘Word of the Day’ is an outright lie, and you know it. Why? Because posting a link to a word once like, every four months, is about as far from ‘daily’ as I am from owning … Continue reading →