BREXIT and the Flopidemic of Slurrds
The Brexit vote in the UK set off a global panic. In part, because we assumed that people in England,
Category: Economics
Lessons in Politics from a Baptist Preacher
I don’t know many people who aren’t generally disgusted with the political process right now. Left to right, top to
Think Globally Listen Locally
Corporations are not necessarily evil in and of themselves, but the net effect can be the disappearance of everything that
The Songs Remember When Part II by Gary Furr
…there are aspects of humanity that are not reducible to particles, chemicals and rational analysis. In my last post, I
The Best Time to Give
Life-giving leadership is not being in control so much as persuasion of others to offer their best selves to that
A Case for Thanksgiving Eve
So it is Thanksgiving Eve. If Halloween (All Hallow’s Eve) can be an elaborate anticipation of the solemnity of All
Bad Moon Rising–or, “Am I One of the 99%?”
I don’t understand the debates going on about wealth and taxes. People aren’t asking THE question–am I one of the
Stewards on a Sinking Ship?
I have committed, as a writer, to undertake the serious discipline of writing during the month of July each year.
The Flatpickin' Pilgrim's Progress 