Why Jeremy Corbyn matters to America
Submitted by gjohnsit on Mon, 06/17/2019 - 11:46amThe right-wing media in Britain is in full freak-out mode over the implosion of the Conservative Party (with it's mishandling of Brexit) and it's implications.
The right-wing media in Britain is in full freak-out mode over the implosion of the Conservative Party (with it's mishandling of Brexit) and it's implications.
All the talk about how China in partnership with Russia is leading the way to a new world order where the U.S. Empire fades to black could be a bit premature. One thing to remember is China has over 1.3 billion people (that's like, a billion more than we have) to take care of, i.e., feed, and now, satisfy under a continual growth capitalist system.
Last year the West Virginia school teachers inspired teacher strikes all over the country. This week the Republicans retaliated.
If you are interested in the Seth Rich case, don't fail to listen to this riveting interview in which Butowsky discusses his involvement in it.
I've almost finished replacing our well house. It was the only structure I didn't build myself on our place. It was thirty something years ago, and we had just (almost) finished the house when the school year started and we were off to start teaching in a new system. A friend helped by building our well house. It lasted these 30 years (or so) as did the air tank, pump and so on, but it was a just in time replacement. I think this new well house system will see us out, supplying good quality water for at least another 30 years. The project brought to mind the type of structures we could construct for a sustainable future, and aroused pleasant memories of building projects past, present, and future.
Good morning, all!
What I'm watching this week:
I'm a proponent of Robert Frosts's poem fire and ice, which I was fortunate enough to hear Frost himself recite a month before he died. I don't know how this globe itself will end--a cold, dark death when the sun dies. A solar super flare. Who knows? It sure ain't me. I would like to see the nightly smirk on Al Gore's face every night when he counts the silver. An inconvenient truth, Mr. Gore and co-dependents, is that climate always changes over time.