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Tag Archives: Philanthropy
A “1969 Project” Would Say the Moon Landing Didn’t Happen
The New York Times’ woke campaign “1619 Project” offers restitution for slavery with typical newspaperman philanthropy: the in-kind contribution! Thus “all the news that’s fit to print” gets trimmed by what isn’t centric to the African American experience, not for … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, AIG, America, American, Art, Campaign, Headlines, History, Journalist, Moon, New York, New York Times, Philanthropy, Representatives, Slavery, War
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Self-proclaimed sainthood and Bloody Ludlow.
It’s been my oft-told opinion that people who put their names on churches, schools, statues in the middle of an intersection when there’s a public park less than 20 feet away .are trying to bribe God to not send them … Continue reading
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Tagged ARN, Art, Bloody Ludlow, Coal, Coal Mining, Colorado, complicity, Corn, cover up, Crime, David, DIA, Dictator, Dictators, Evil, Family, God, guns, Hatred, heroes, Hospital, hospitals, immigrants, Industry, IRS, Israel, king david, King Solomon, Love, Ludlow, Machine Guns, Media, Medicine, Middle East, Migra, miners, Mines, Mining, Murder, National Guard, Palmer, Philanthropy, Rap, Reagan, Rock, Rockefeller, Ronald Reagan, School, Schools, Strip Mines, Stupid, Temple, The West, Trump, U.S., War, Water, Watershed, Wealth, Western, White, Workers
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Koch Brother Philanthropissers
David Koch, whose timber companies steadily destroy the Earth (on public land, taken by force using a public-funded Army, slaughtering anybody who forcibly objected)… (including American babies) Who funds Climate Deniers… Who opposes, so he says, Public Broadcasting… Who funds … Continue reading
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Tagged Corporate Graft, Corruption, Koch brothers, Philanthropy
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‘Commie’ Gorbachev still trying to build social democracy by way of Reaganism!
One of the most pathetic figures of our times is certainly that of Mikhail Gorbachev, the Russian ‘commie’ boss who fell in love with Margaret Thatcher and Ronnie Reagan and had his love dashed on the rocks of reality. What … Continue reading
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Tagged Capitalism, Communism, France, Gorbachev, marxist leninism, Philanthropy, Russia, social democracy
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Mary McFate Sapone aka non-profit spy
While Dennis Kucinich begins to shed light on the intelligence infiltration of civic and community groups, Mother Jones has tracked down a non-profit for-profit snoop. She’s volunteer over-achiever Mary McFate to her gun control do-gooder colleagues, and Mary Jo Sapone … Continue reading
Posted in Headlines
Tagged Gun Control, Intelligence, Lobbyists, Mary Sapone, NRA, Philanthropy
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War and injustice are worries no longer
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.- Have I missed something, is the war over? Is militarism on the wane, injustice and inequity only distant memories? Why has the Pikes Peak Justice and Peace Commission, with its legions of dedicated members and earnest donors, … Continue reading
Who is against cheap laptops for kids?
How is Gill Gates supposed to make 125 bucks off of a 100 dollar laptop? Continue reading
Private philanthropy
I was recently introduced to a young couple, both 21 years old, proud parents of a month-old baby. They live in low-income housing, dad works a joe job. . .mom stays home, no friends or family nearby, to take care … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Notes, Perspective
Tagged America, American, Catholic, coup, Dance, Family, Injustice, Justice, Nuclear, Philanthropy, Protest, Travel, Water, Wealth
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