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ON THIS DAY: June 22, 2018
June 22nd is Chocolate Éclair Day Journey’s End Day * Onion Rings Day Worldwide VW Beetle Day * _________________________________________ MORE! Bilbo Baggins, Katherine Dunham and Ferdinand Porsche, click
Posted in History, Holidays, On This Day
Tagged Ada E. Yonath, Bilbo Baggins, Elizabeth Warren, Ferdinand Porsche, Galileo Galilei, Katherine Dunham, Octavia E. Butler
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One Sentence Poems for Friday
One of my favorite poetry websites is One Sentence Poems, which does indeed publish only poems that consist of a single sentence. If you think that one-sentence poems wouldn’t have much meaning, or you even doubt they could actually be … Continue reading
Darn them ‘vituperative’ critics of Lord Dampnut, The 4th Estate is ‘shocked’ at the incivility
By ann summers The contagion of incivility: President Trump says undocumented immigrants want to “infest” the United States. His critics respond with vituperative words of their own. https://t.co/S6CgmiuhdQ — NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 21, 2018 Mr. Trump’s coarse discourse … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election, Celebrity, Democracy, DHS, DOJ, Government, History, Law Enforcement, Media, Political Science, Politics, Propaganda, Society, Uncategorized
Tagged Journalism, language, Media, NY Times, Politics
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ON THIS DAY: June 21, 2018
June 21st is Atheist Solidarity Day Daylight Appreciation Day * Day of the Gong * International Day of Yoga * National Seashell Day Peaches ‘N’ Cream Day World Make Music Day * _________________________________________ MORE! Daisy Turner, Jean-Paul Sartre and Shirin Ebadi, click
Posted in History, Holidays, On This Day
Tagged Benazir Bhutto, Daisy Turner, Frida Kahlo, Jean-Paul Sartre, Mary McCarthy, Paolo Soleri, Shirin Ebadi
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Word Cloud: FABLES
by NONA BLYTH CLOUD ONCE UPON A TIME, in a country so big that it stretched for many miles, all the way between two oceans, a woman wrote a poem. This poem was put in the base of a statue … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Immigration, Poetry, Word Cloud
Tagged Anti-Semitism, Emma Lazarus, Fables, Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, New York City, The New Colossus
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ON THIS DAY: June 20, 2018
June 20th is American Eagle Day * Kouign Amann Day * Lambrusco Wine Day Vanilla Milkshake Day World Refugee Day * _________________________________________ MORE! Samuel Morse, Lillian Hellman and Muhammad Ali, click
Posted in History, Holidays, On This Day
Tagged Adam Ferguson, Lillian Hellman, Marceline Desbordes-Valmore, Muazzez İlmiye Çığ, Muhammad Ali, Samuel Morse, Simin Behbahani
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“As I have initiated the destruction of the republic…” DoJ OIG report: mistakes were made…
By ann summers The FBI wasn’t biased, but they sure were influenced by forces with complex alliances, some Russian. The DoJ Inspector General’s report seems to indicate that at the unclassified level, the FBI comes off as hamstrung by … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election, Celebrity, Congress, Conspiracy, DOJ, FBI, Government, History, Justice, Politics, Presidential Elections, Society, Uncategorized
Tagged comey, Department of Justice, Donald Trump, FBI, Politics, trump, trumprussia
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Reaping the Whirlwind
This administration may quote the New Testament in a desperate attempt to sanctify their illegal and immoral Border War Against Children and Families, they may claim what they are doing is different from the Third Reich because the Nazis were … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Terrorists, United States
Tagged Crimes Against Humanity, Paul's Letter to the Galatians, Reaping the Whirlwind, Sir Isaac Newton, The Rule of Law
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