I will be away from Friday evening until Sunday afternoon and will not have internet access so no posting on Saturday. But I've given you extra Friday postings!
See you Sunday!
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"In the post-meditative experience become a child of illusion" is a slogan from the Tibetan mind training tradition. We engage the world as we experience it all the while realizing that reality is not as it seems to be.
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- The President in a bubble
- The cost of war
- Protests in Germany
- The words of James Madison
- Simon-kitty for Friday!
- What you can do about global warming
- The REAL agenda
- History repeats itself
- Another Gannon-Guckert article
- That mainstream press
- Discomfort with Europe
- That Bulge Again
- The White House Mole
- No Saturday Blogging
- Sign here to save the planet
- Friday Cat Blogging!
- The scandal that oughta be
- Climate Change in Pictures
- Ignoring the REAL crisis
- Walmart's Sweetheart Deal
- Molly Ivins on "Tort Deform"
- The reality of climate change
- The SCLM
- This Fragile Earth
- When the right veers left
- Mothers Against the Draft
- Good news folks!
- What they really voted for
- Sickeningly true
- The warnings for 9-11
- Friday Cat Blogging!
- Brewing scandal
- In his own words: a conscientious objector
- No comment
- The coming of the American Taliban
- Poor to pay price of US deficit
- Trembling for the country
- The way the president talks
- Entering the Dark Ages
- Insightful quote
- Deep peril for Democrats
- The torture memos
- Bulgegate
- The New Feudalism
- A more truthful SOTU speech
- Destroying Social Security
- Survival Guide
- Cynthia's Cat
- Two Great Quotes
- Now what do we do?
- David Corn's take on the SOTU address
- Science teaching deteriorates
- "The Inquisition Strikes Back"
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