Month: June 2006

The ongoing double standard between the people and their government continues. Just trying to get them to admit that there

Being self employed does have it’s advantages. I’m batting .1000 with my predictions regarding the war on terror. Some 86

Steve Sanders shows how hard it is to really get a grip on what’s coming down. We’re faced with some

Culture change has a good post for your reading pleasure – The Whole Human Being: a “new” and savvy citizen

“The federal minimum wage has been $5.15 an hour for almost 10 years, and is worth less now that at

Thanks Tom for the $100 donation! It’s encouraging to know that someone is getting some benefit from the blog! Post

According to Paul Theroux, in his book on Oceania, there are communities that are almost entirely self sufficient. Interestingly, these

I’m not blogging much right now, I’ve been busy just watching and waiting on events. There’s plenty to write about,

Some of you may have already seen this. This article on the developing police state in the US is sobering.

I cancelled my American Express merchant account today. My apologies to all my present and future customers who may have

I’ve finished reading Jared Diamond’s “Collapse – How Societies Choose To Fail or Succeed” and Daniel Quinn’s, “The Story of

Interesting bit of technology with innumerable applications. I can think of a lot of non-military applications, including extreme sports that

(I’m going to post this entire article verbatim for reasons which should be obvious – I do not however, agree