The migrant mother, photographed in Nipomo, California, searching for a better life.  Work, back-breaking work, promised a future in the ’30s. Or merely survival.  This photo is part of Dorothea Lange’s photographs of “Okies” and “Arkies” — the dust-caked Depression-era refugees … Continue reading The Sweat of Labor

NPR issued a mea culpa for its publication of a much-criticized interview with the author of a new book entitled, “In Defense of Looting.” NPR Public Editor Kelly McBride said in a newsletter Thursday that the interview “did not serve NPR’s … Continue reading NPR Mea Culpa-“In Defense of Looting”

The push for mail-in voting may overload the system, making an orderly election impossible. Delays will play havoc with federal Electoral College deadlines. Entire states could be disenfranchised. WSJ August 25, 2020 Federal Law, the 20th amendment, and Supreme Court Decisions (Foster … Continue reading Chaos before Inauguration Day

My message to them is you are defeating … the protesters’ cause. It’s just hatefulness. I don’t understand where that hate comes in somebody’s heart that they want to destroy people’s businesses,” he said. “In my personal opinion, you’re going to get further with love than this. A … Continue reading You get further with love….

It (Looting) does a number of important things. It gets people what they need for free immediately, which means that they are capable of living and reproducing their lives without having to rely on jobs or a wage—which, during COVID … Continue reading Book By Vicky Osterweil

Chloroquine is effective in preventing the spread of SARS CoV in cell culture. Favorable inhibition of virus spread was observed when the cells were either treated with chloroquine prior to or after SARS CoV infection. In addition, the indirect immunofluorescence … Continue reading Dr. Fauci knows Chloroquine is a potent inhibitor of SARS coronavirus infection and spread

When delivering to your home the mailperson is not required to pick up mail from your mailbox. My wife went in to complain at our local Post Office that our mailman did not pick up mail to go out, even … Continue reading Post Office Not Required to Pick Up Your Mail

Instructions by Election Integrity Project, Ca.  How Do I Vote In-Person in November by: Ruth Weiss, EIPCa  Director  of  Legislative  Oversight, ruthweiss@eip-ca.com Even though every registered voter in California will be mailed a vote-by-mail ballot, you ABSOLUTELY CAN vote IN PERSON in November*. (minor exceptions) EIPCa … Continue reading Vote In Person

Remember when you could have a star named after you?  Now you can be “A Lord.”   Not “The Lord” thank God, you—“A” Lord (or a “Lady”) with your own plot of mother earth in where else but Scotland. Here we worry … Continue reading A Lord of all things

Silence or accepting or approving of a wrong committed upon your neighbor is not justice.  It violates human decency. It violates other’s rights.  This is not justice—it is sacrilege. A Jewish saying: “that no man is suspected of a thing but he has … Continue reading Romans 1:32