Some of the music which propelled the 1960s Civil Rights Movement.
The Impressions – “People Get Ready”
Mahalia Jackson – “We Shall Overcome”
Continue reading ‘night owl chat – in memoriam Medgar Evers’
Some of the music which propelled the 1960s Civil Rights Movement.
The Impressions – “People Get Ready”
Mahalia Jackson – “We Shall Overcome”
Continue reading ‘night owl chat – in memoriam Medgar Evers’
Chat Away.
Cross-posted on The People’s View
Unless you’ve been under a rock (and more on that later), the “high-information” portion of our Republic has been treated to days of OHMYGODTHENSAISSPYINGONMYGOATPORN.
The current hero of the “left” “libertarians” is Edward Snowden, leaker of NSA collection of phone records and Internet traffic, with an able assist from his glibertarian guru Glenn Greenwald. For all of an hour, the hashtag #IStandWithEricSnowden trended on Twitter on Sunday, after he revealed himself as the freedom-loving mole in the heart of the Big Brother Beast.
Let me pause for a moment to share with you a quote from one of the best novels of recent years, “World War Z”. Yes, it’s a zombie novel, but it also serves as a commentary on modern day politics.
When you think of the CIA, you probably imagine two of our more enduring and popular myths. The first is that our mission is to search the globe for any conceivable threat to the United States, and the second is to believe that we have the power to perform the first.
…We can’t just spread ourselves thin looking for, and hoping to stumble on, new and possible dangers. Instead, we’ve always had to identify and focus on those that are already clear and present.
Replace “CIA” with “NSA” and you have a picture of where we are now.
Continue reading ‘A few thoughts on Snowden, Greenwald, and the NSA’
Text of the President’s remarks here
Careful …… he’s watching you.
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