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Much on Davos …suggests to me that the “vehicle owners” don’t yet notice that tinkering can’t give sustained function…These statements are like those of driver/owners of favorite, but failing, vehicles. The driver/owners look for signs that the end is not imminent.
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Effective use of “paper pitchforks”: “The whole point” of representative democracy is for citizens to openly participate in their own governance – hard to do with massive practical restrictions on ordinary incomes in ordinary lives! Continue reading
The path that might lead us to greater security, of more lasting endurance, perhaps to where potatoes can be grown in some abundance. Such a path is an untried path. Continue reading
Time to end ‘top-down’ directives which have become corrupted by elitism; time to re-visit ‘consensus models’. I would like to see both state and federal government initiatives launched immediately to make use of …“citizen input” to solution for our shared issues. Continue reading
Lack of consistent critical thinking as a “way of going about citizen business” leads to events like the BP Gulf of Mexico disaster. And we’ve been practicing a lot of lack! We’ve been pretty empty-headed! Continue reading
Forces too large that can work against citizen interest. Big Government is not our only concern. Big Corporate Power is “right in there like a dirty shirt.” We single out one, without the other, to our peril. Continue reading
Primary Reaganomics economist supports single payer, links to relevant sites; a review of prairie conservatism, its strong compatibility to universal health insurance; observations on how prairie conservatism differs remarkably from corporate conservatism; on New Testament, Eisenhower’s military-industrial complex, and Truman’s ‘buck stops here’. Continue reading
Ideas in support of human promise do the most good when they are shared.
