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Political

How can we not be angry?

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Today was not supposed to be an ‘angry’ day. I thought we’d covered the subject and were ready to move on. But then I checked the news. I read that the “earth is dying” (mentioned in previous weblog posting). And then I read: Bush rejected comparisons between the transactions that masked […]

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People Political

Two angry people

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Mike Golby is a man in his 40’s, Catholic, married with kids, who lives in South Africa. I’m a woman in my 40’s, non-religious, divorced, with no kids, living in the US. Outside of our age and the fact that we weblog, we two also share one other thing in […]

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Political Social Media

Verbal weaponry in the war against terrorism

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I knew something was up when I kept getting all these hits from Josh Trevino’s weblog. Seems Josh has been using me for an adjective again. (I do seem to generate all these strong feelings, don’t I? How nice to know that I generate such love/hate – leaves me all warm […]

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Political Technology

Bush-Cheney-Gates: We are watching you

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Dave Winer can sometimes be over the top at times (in truth, so can I), but he’s not far off the mark when he writes, “…foreclosure. That’s what MS is doing with everything we hold dear.”. What Dave’s talking about is Palladium, Microsoft’s newest innovation. What’s it all mean? Well, think about that […]

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Political Weblogging Writing

SFSU “Blog burst”

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Several bloggers have gotten together to express their opinions of the SFSU pro-Palestinian/pro-Israel clash. You can view a summary of this event at Winds of Change. Of particular interest to me was Facts of Israel claims of bias at the San Francisco Chronicle. The reason for my interest is the Jewish Bulletin pointed out […]