Justice is beginning to unfold for the ardent war supporters of congress: Lieberman endured the first step of becoming ousted from his senate seat when he lost the primary election in Connecticut to Ned Lamont, an event that spurred the mouth of our Vice President to share the following insightful wisdom: that Lieberman’s loss encourages [...]
Archive for August, 2006
Feeling Encouraged, Dick?
Posted in Dan Black Posts, War-on-Terror on August 17, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
A Sharpening of the Senses – Rethinking the Things We Say, Trying to Decipher What they Mean
Posted in Dan Black Posts on August 16, 2006 | 1 Comment »
I invite everyone whose critical thinking skills have survived the unprecedented barrages our civil liberties have sustained through recent years to envision an abstract scenario:
“Any social structure that shunts out critical perspective and slams shut the eyes of right skepticism is condemned to the undoing of itself through its imprudence and self-instilled ignorance.”
Still with me? [...]
Eyes Boholding Truth, Facing Those Dead to the State
Posted in Dan Black Posts on August 2, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
I am admittedly, at least for the moment, not up to speed on the latest rhetoric circulating around Washington D.C. concerning Medicare and Medicaid. I will assume that little has changed and the issue is barely considered an issue amid allegedly more pressing affairs: the legitimacy of current wars, the urgency of upcoming wars, the [...]
