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Banishment by Ovid and Me
When the saddest memory comes to mind, of that night, my last hour in the city, when I recall that night when I left so much so dear to me, even now tears fall from my eyes. The day was … Continue reading
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Tagged Augustus, banishment, birth right, Caesar, Crime, definition of crime, ed snowden, empire, exile, Moscow Airport, Ovid, passport, poetry, Rome, United States
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Ed Snowden on Hillary’s E-Mails
You didn’t hear what Ed Snowden had to say about Hillary’s emails in the main stream media. Nope. Not a word. After all, he’s a traitor. Donald Trump mentioned his name and the word “execution” in the same breath. So … Continue reading
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Tagged Al-Jezeera, Bernie Sanders, criminal, current events, Democratic nominee, ed snowden, emails, hacking, Hillary Clinton, Iowa, New Hampshire, security issues
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The Elephant in the Room – Ed Snowden
There was a big elephant wandering around the Senate Chamber last weekend. His name was Ed Snowden – and no one wanted to acknowledge he was there. The Patriot Act expired this week which puts to rest the possibility that … Continue reading
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Tagged ed snowden, elephant in the room, Freedom Act, Patriot Act, politics, Rand Paul, Senate, vote, whistle blower
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“Freedom”
You will knead enough dough for dozens of loaves but will taste not a morsel for you are free to slave for others while your children stare in store front windows hungry. From the day you are born they … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged conscience, ed snowden, freedom, monitoring, oppression, patriots, poetry, snowden, truth, whistle blowers. capitalism
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Snitches
What makes one become a “whistle blower”? When does one begin to resist? This morning I was out on the lanai nursing my second cup of joe, musing about such things; recalling Sergeant Schultz of Hogan’s Heroes. “I know nothing! I … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-nazis, Beyonce, chelsea manning, Christoph Probst, complacency, ed snowden, FISA, Gestapo, good Germans, Graf von Moltke, Hans Scholl, Hogan's Heroes, JZ, Kreisau circle, My Lai, NSA, Patriot Act, resistance, Sgt. Schultz, snitches, Society of the White Rose, Solange, sophie scholl, whistle blowers, Willi Graf
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Ed Snowden Was Right
Ed Snowden was right. He has been vindicated. It was reported in the New York Times this week that President Obama is set to call for an end to the NSA’s bulk collection of data. He will supposedly support leaving … Continue reading
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