Regardez de Deluge! But from your Home Barricade
The timely, or untimely (your call) passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg this past week may define the already-planned national insurrection landscape all the way up to Election Day, maybe even beyond, so whatever...
Savo Sound, 1942, and Our Place on the Current Learning Curve
When you get your butt kicked all sorts of lessons from history come to mind. But when that butt-kicking is self-inflicted the analogies narrow
The lessons most learned from the Republicans’ self-immolation in the failure...
There is No Such Thing as a Dictatorship of the 80%.
That's called something else. And America invented it.
Beyond the daily caterwauling of the Media, there are now appearing more learned articles by people average people never heard of who are proclaiming that Trump's election...
Why Sol Alinsky Knew How Things Work, and Why We Don’t Seem to Anymore
This is a "How Should Things Work?" exercise built upon the body of evidence of How Things Work in reality.
Saul Alinksky had to know "how things worked in America" in 1971 before he could...
The Theory of the Man; Not Barr but Donald Trump
Where's Barr? Where's Barr?
Rhetorically, I can understand a lot of well-studied people-seeking-greater-wisdom just sort of sitting back and scratching their beards (sorry, ladies, I don't know what females scratch when they seek higher wisdom)...
Where is Matt? After a Decade’s Slide into Darkness (Revised)
Matt Harding was born in 1976, a Gen-Xer (1965-1980). That Generation is just as apt to cling to the old ways and standards of their parents (Baby Boomers, 1942-1964) as they are to become utterly nouveau, knowing little, if anything about the shoulders they...