In late August, President Trump pardoned former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio of criminal contempt of court. On the following Sunday’s episode of Meet the Press… 877 more words
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Alexander Hamilton: The Shadow Hero
Hamilton, Hamilton, Hamilton – that’s all you hear today. The local library newsletter of events has several events on the schedule about Hamilton. Alexander Hamilton… 904 more words
All the President's Humiliated Men
When my cat saw that President Trump’s Communications Director, Chief of Staff, Chief Strategist and Attorney General were all being publicly humiliated in an effort to push them out of their roles, she asked why anyone would work for Trump since eventually this pattern occurs. 1,383 more words
Amazon, United States
In US in the 1960s, the youth of this country rebelled against “the establishment” with many professing to “drop out.” Fifty years later, the pendulum has swung and now all generations are willing, card-carrying members of the establishment from memberships to large business entities such as Costco and Amazon to numerous identity cards allowing us into corporate (name badge), financial (checking accounts) and health care establishments (health insurance). 1,123 more words
What Does Saturn Transiting Your Sun Feel Like? Ask Comey.
Your astrologer friends are always saying some life event is occurring because of this or that planetary transit. You’ve probably heard, “Saturn is transiting my sun and I can take it no longer” and wondered what that meant. 884 more words
How to Be Your Own Nostradamus
Nostradamus was a 14th century physician and astrologer who is best known for a series of prophecies that some believe predicted the Holocaust and others believe are mere coincidences or creative translations that snugly fit historical facts. 871 more words
History Continues Itself - The Opium Wars
“History repeats itself,” the saying goes. Or you might prefer Edmund Burke’s “Those who don’t know history are destined to repeat it.”
At first glance both sayings appear correct, but it might be more accurate to say, “History continues itself.” Rather than historical events starting, stopping then repeating themselves, so much of our current historical landscape can be traced back with unbroken line to past events. 1,093 more words
