The farther backward you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.
-- Winston Churchill
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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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- Sowing the seeds of destruction
- A courageous newspaper
- Remember
- Military realities
- I'm afraid it has happened
- The other abuse photos
- Sins of omission
- JFK in his own words
- Not really a victory
- What the president said
- Friday Cat Blogging!
- Texas bigotry
- A telling observation
- Amnesty's report
- "Just the facts, Ma'am"
- Newsweek the scapegoat
- History repeats itself
- The sanitized war
- The filibuster "compromise"
- Wanting a stronger safety net
- When the President talks to God
- Scott Ritter on Galloway
- These are not reasonable people
- Worst. President. Ever.
- Death of the First Ammendment
- Friday Cat Blogging!
- Wise observation
- Our cultural insensitivity
- Great snark
- The death of privacy
- Newsweek again
- I SO agree.
- Scapegoating Newsweek
- Jay Leno quote
- Battle for the soul of PBS
- Laura Bush and the press
- Civil war in Iraq
- Friday Cat Blogging!
- The puppet President
- This year's Fahrenheit 9/11
- The election was stolen
- Church and State: Keep them separate
- Scientists with backbone
- The numbers don't lie
- Church ousts Kerry supporters
- A really powerful Mother's Day message
- Those Patriotic Magnets
- The leaked memo
- What's the matter with Kansas?
- Friday Cat Blogging!
- Exposing the Religious Right
- The End of the Enlightenment
- Standing to gain from war
- How REAL journalists behave
- The spirit of abuse
- PBS turns right
- Speaking for God
- Health care again
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