A Week in Tweets
Twitter poetry by Renee Garcia-Brown August 25, 2017 to September 1, 2017 Friday, August 25, 2017 Hurricane Harvey is bearing down on the Texas Gulf Coast. A Continue Reading
Parables About ChickensÂ
All five parts of the Chicken Parables series. They are in parable format, meaning they are somewhat esoteric to the author’s life, and yet strangely universal.
The Election That Changed the World
John Adams was called the voice of the revolution and the main driver of the new country. Because it was oral, it has been lost to the ages as the last of his listeners died off. On the other hand, Jefferson was the writer of the Revolution and guiding hand of the United States…
Fuck You and Your Fucking Selfies
Your face standing next to a dead animal isn’t attractive, you stupid @#$%ing Affluenza-affected delinquent jackass piece of @#$% son of a *&^$.
My trip to Portland: A crime convention, donuts, tunnels & rain
By: Jane Stillwater I’ve had a really good time in Portland, Oregon, this week — even though it rained almost every day. But even the rain in Portland is Continue Reading
Is Robador the New Gaza? – An Interview with Miquel Fernández
It seems that el Raval exemplifies perfectly the clash between two Barcelonas. Why is theirs a history of violence? Because it has demonized a place and people, simply because they are poor, hard-working
Chronology of Events in the Case of Ronald Thomas West
A story of how defending Native American sacred lands morphed, over a period of 20+ years, into a game of international intrigue & surviving assassination; with conclusions Chronology of Events Continue Reading
From a different perspective: Rethinking Ariel Sharon & Chris Christie
” I’ve always viewed him(Ariel Sharon) as a Bad Guy. But maybe he wasn’t all that bad after all — at least not within the time-frame right before his sudden stroke.”
Shot through the heart: Why guns need to go
According to the CDC and Google, the fifth most frequent cause of death in America is “unintentional injuries” — including those inflicted by guns.
Out of hell – Klester Cavalcanti, Brazilian journalist, arrested in Syria
While Syria makes the headlines, Micmag our partner site is reposting the interview Klester Cavalcanti, the Brazilian journalist who was imprisoned in Syria last year.
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