The Cancer of Capitalism and Its Antidote
The most important conclusion I have come to in the last few years is that our economic/monetary system is that the prime culprit of all of the problems that humanity faces today.
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Category: Globalization
Google Celebrates Dr. Zamenhof’s Birthday with a Logo Doodle!
Google is, thankfully, celebrating Dr. L.L. Zamenhof’s birthday today with a Doodle, since it is Zamenhof Day. Right about now you are probably wondering who this Dr. Zamenhof is that Google would take the time to recognize him? There was a lot of speculation within the Esperanto community as to whether or not Google would do […]
Continue Reading“Stand by Me” – Playing for Change
This just shows the power of the internet to bring people together. I could listen to this sort of music all day. Playing for Change brings musicians from around the world to perform for each song in a beautiful and progressive layering of talent from around the world – Zimbabwe, India, Ireland, Tibet, United States, […]
Continue ReadingNew Examiner Article – “My faith (part VI) – The influence of Unitarian Universalism, Free Thought, and the ULC”
I have posted a new article for the Milwaukee Examiner titled “My faith (part VI) – The influence of Unitarian Universalism, Free Thought, and the ULC. Unitarian Universalism (UU) Assuming you believe in a creator at all, we Unitarian Universalists believe that there is only one creator regardless of your polytheistic or monotheistic leanings. We are all praying […]
Continue ReadingNew Examiner Article – “My Faith (part V) – The Influence of Micronationalism and Esperanto”
I have posted a new article for the Milwaukee Examiner titled “My faith (part V) – The Influence of Micronationalism and Esperanto. Micronationalism and Esperanto are both apart of the civil activism facet of my faith. Micronationalism reinforced my political needs as well as fostering thoughts of globalization. Esperanto had a similar effect as well providing […]
Continue ReadingNew Examiner Article – “My faith (part IV) – The influence of civil rights and globalization”
I have posted a new article for the Milwaukee Examiner titled “My faith (part IV) – The influence of civil rights and globalization. The issue that was the formative impetus for my exploration into my spiritual and, by extension, my political beliefs was the gay rights movement, which I have supported for a long time, although […]
Continue Reading24 Hour Time For Dummies
I strongly advocate everyone learning using the 24 Hour clock verses our normal 12 hour clock. I was in the military for 6 years and I am quite comfortable with it. My father was a pilot and he taught me the the 24 clock as well as the Phonetic Alphabet (which I also advocate), so […]
Continue Reading“The Hipocrisy of Culture”
Here is an interesting article called “The Hiporcrisy of Culture“.
Continue ReadingThe US Should Maintain Control of the Internet
This article titled “Who Controls the Internet?” from ‘The Weekly Standard” really highlights for me why the US should maintain control of the Internet’s servers. As long as they are responsible and as neutral as possible, this is a great idea. They have done well so far. My biggest fear with losing control is that […]
Continue ReadingPhysical Money Needs to Die! Long Live Digital Currency!
I really like this Wired article titled Time to Cash Out: Why Paper Money Hurts the Economy. I am very pro globalization and, order part of that puzzle, is a unified monetary system. I have previously spoken for a world currency, but this is the real solution I want to implement it. Right now, I […]
Continue Reading“China Takes Aim at US Dollar”
There is an article in the Wall Street Journal titled “China Takes Aim at US Dollar” which says: China called for the creation of a new currency to eventually replace the dollar as the world’s standard, proposing a sweeping overhaul of global finance that reflects developing nations’ growing unhappiness with the U.S. role in the […]
Continue ReadingEsperanto, The EU, and the Nobel Peace Prize
European Union Ljudmila Novak, who I assume is a Polish a Slovenian delegate to the European Union Parliament, is suggesting that Esperanto be the common language for the European Union. Yea! Since it was mentioned below I will go ahead and add this to the post. I have seen this around, but I have not […]
Continue ReadingEsperanto on Change.org did not make the Final Top 10 =(
In the second round of voting on Introduce Esperanto as a Foreign Language Subject in Schools received about 3600 votes and over 19 pages of comments. Esperanto did not make it into the top 10 that will be championed by Change.org’s people, but we did make in the top 25 ideas of honorable mentions. We […]
Continue ReadingEsperanto: Round 2 on Change.org
Ok, so on ‘Teaching Esperanto in our Schools’ on Change.org made it through to round 2 not by much. We need everyone to go out and cast your vote again, as well as spread the word to everyone that you already have done so, so that they can vote again. Go! Go! Go!
Continue ReadingThoughts for the Obama Administration
What follows is the vision that I sent to the Obama administration via the ‘Share your Vision’ portion of his Change.gov site.. I have slightly modified it for spelling and grammar correction, viagra 60mg and have added a few things after-the-fact. A Little About Me To put this all in a little perspective I will […]
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