Monthly Archives: July 2014

They DON’T plan to tell us

July 28, 2014 · by · in Anti Nuclear, climate disruption, Protests · 2 Comments

For those of you joining late, several weeks ago, authorities in Russia were taken aback to find that a giant hole had appeared in a field in Siberia. Latest news from the climate front–TWO MORE LARGE HOLES have appeared in the Siberian tundra.  One has been around since last September–noticed by the locals, but not reported. […]

Hip Hop Happy Time!

July 20, 2014 · by · in climate disruption, History, Protests, Uncategorized, unemployment · Leave a comment

  Yes, I’m depressing to read lately. Don’t know why anybody would follow my posts. And this week just passed was the week that crap blew up all over the place. The week of the Methane Bubble in Siberia. The week when a Malaysian airliner got shot down over Ukraine. The week when a whole lot […]

Father Carl Kabat celebrates Fourth of July

July 6, 2014 · by · in Anti Nuclear, History, peace protesters, Plowshares · Leave a comment

How did you spend your Fourth of July? Father Carl Kabat, an 80 year old priest who has spent some 17 years in prison for protesting against war and weapons, spent the Fourth of July spattering red paint across a sign at a Kansas City plant just opened. He is spending this weekend in jail as […]