Whistleblowers or Offenders?
I found this article tonight by Andrew Wilkie. He was a former intelligence officer who spoke out against the Australian Government in respect of the legitimacy of Australian involvement in the war in Iraq.
The article raises questions about whistleblowers being smeared for speaking out. Democracy is about freedom of speech so these issues run… Continue reading
Regime Change, Name Change and Political Gain
I’ve decided to post an article written by Scott Ritter tonight. Initially I was checking the news to find on the 15 December the US formerly ended its war in Afghanistan. I looked for meaningful news coverage and couldn’t find what I was looking for. My feeling was to keep looking as I followed a… Continue reading
Gandhi: Develop Harmonious Relationships for World Peace
The ripple effects of Gandhi, are still felt today, as truth is eternal. Truth is god.
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Relevance is Eternal and Universal
By K. D. Gangrade… Continue reading
Naomi Wolf: Profile of a Woman Changing Myths
Interestingly enough I had a conversation with a woman about feminism. She said she researched feminism and realised it was very important. We spoke briefly about patriarchy. I don’t see myself as a feminist, I would be a universalist if I was to be boxed. I am interested in freedom of who you are, to… Continue reading
Naomi Wolf: Occupying Capitalism
I had a conversation in the past 24 hours about the Occupy movement. It is mentioned to me a lot these days, people appear to be talking about it. I am not watching too much t.v. but intuitively I feel a movement for change here. A surfacing of perspectives for the global community to consider.… Continue reading