Tag Archives: antiwar

SPELLING IT OUT FOR YOU

Posted on March 4, 2011 by

The one comment I received two posts ago, and it was a good one, mentioned how the media make much of the current forms of communication:  text messaging, Facebook, Twitter, etc.  I sometimes think the “news” is a commercial for … Continue reading →

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Meanwhile, back in the County…

Posted on February 19, 2011 by

While exciting things are happening in Egypt, Bahrain, Wisconsin, and other exotic places, it occurred to me that some of my readers might not know each other, so this is just to make some introductions and give you some places … Continue reading →

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“THESE HONORED DEAD”

Posted on January 3, 2011 by

(originally posted October 19, 2009) It comes up from time to time in antiwar circles: What attitude do we take toward those who died fighting on the “wrong” side?  Does it make sense to do things in honor of our … Continue reading →

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Whom I Don’t Know

Posted on January 1, 2011 by

(originally posted September 19, 2008) Tom mentioned “infiltrators in the local peace movement” as a topic we might take up.  (No, I’m not using the royal “we”.  I consider comments received to be part of the blog.) This really brings … Continue reading →

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