18th Feb 2012 in Politics
It Is Always Darkest Right Before It Goes Completely Black "When the poet stands at nadir the world must indeed be upside-down. If the poet can no longer speak for society, but only for himself, then we are at the last ditch.”— Excerpt from, The Time of the… Read on
Phil Rockstroh muses poetically on remedies for the disease of 21st century living.
Why did the zeitgeist regurgitate Gingrich into our midst? Phil Rockstroh questions the two-party system and searches for alternatives.
Trebuchet Magazine takes a jaundiced but light-hearted look at the political events of the week Jimmy Wales closed down Wikipedia
In the anaesthetised remoteness of this museum piece (Fawlty World?) past and present mingle promiscuously and the parallels become inescapable
In my opinion, when people opine that the OWS movement is about — or should be about — the airing of this particular grievance or…
By the exploitation of the many, a ruthless few have amassed large amounts of capital by which they dominate mainstream narratives
Jazz can transmute anxiety and sorrow into a fear-defying intensity; it can alchemize within state of being that lives within and beyond sorrow
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