I just thought maybe we needed this around here. I sure did. I've celebrated Hanukkah (and Christmas) my whole life, but I'd never heard of nor heard this one before today. I think you'll agree, it's timely.
Remember the 14,000 employees that GM is laying off, and how it caused Trump to make empty threats?
Ford is about to do the same, but bigger.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has a corruption problem.
Specifically, he has a "getting caught" problem.
I spent a good part of last night, in between caring for a sick vomiting child, and this morning perusing Twitter and some websites. The scenes and descriptions were alternately exhilarating and nauseating, empowering and confusing, stirring and disconcerting. Perhaps how it was to many citizens of Paris in 1789, or again in the Spring of 1871 during the Paris Commune.
NOTE: An alternative viewpoint on the passing of George H.W. Bush
(a vignette)
Seventeen years, going on eighteen, we've doubled down on the same failed strategy for the umpteenth time.
When the government is owned and controlled by corporate oligarchs (like some sort of feudal lord and master), how can politics offer a path to social and economic reclamation and restoration of the ecosystem? Add in the distortion of corporate media and it seems like checkmate.
