Noam Chomsky Lecture on Power at Deakin University, Australia
It takes courage to speak the truth, speaking truth to power is essential for those in power. I have become clear that the checking of power is a service, as abuses become infinite as those who control lose their way when others conform and give tacit consent without critique, when in truth they do… Continue reading
Mad Hatter or Koch-er at the Tea Party?
We live in a world of great contrast, the reason our world is this way is for us to choose. In every moment we decide who we are and who we are not. I have come to realise I am love and when that becomes my ideology, all will benefit, as love shares,… Continue reading
Milgram’s War with Authority
I find myself returning to Milgram, his experiment was extremely important for answering the question ‘why do good people do nothing’
I felt inspired to write this poem as I explored the core of the power of abuse. I realised it is unchecked power. I realised the importance of speaking up in families,… Continue reading
A Fools Quantum Leap into a Future Ready for Possibilities
The ending will usher in a new beginning.
A Fools Quantum Leap into a Future Ready for Possibilities
I dip the ink,
Into an endless well,
I swirl and tap,
For the words drip from the tip of the quill,
I become still,
As inspiration flows into the heart of my inquiry.
The Agora for… Continue reading
Obama Inspiring a Tea Party of Mutual Understanding
Below is a video of Carl Rogers one of the greatest communicators that the United States has produced. The video speaks of international relations but it equally applies to groups learning mutual understanding. That it is not about right or wrong but to learn how to collaborate and cooperate.
The challenge with the US shutdown… Continue reading
US Shutdown a Tea Party or Coup d’etat?
Interestingly sedition comes to mind.
Wikipedia defines coup d’etat as – A coup d’état (/ˌkuːdeɪˈtɑː/; plural: coups d’état), also known as a coup, a putsch, or an overthrow, is the sudden deposition of a government,[1][2][3][4] usually by a small group of the existing state establishment—typically the military—to… Continue reading