This opinion piece by Max McCoy of the Kansas Reflector now seems disquietingly possible. I’m not sure about the shortwave radio though; are there that many of those still around? Although receivers are readily available and inexpensive. Continue reading

The vance quisling seems to think that Greenlanders really ought to want to become part of the US. Presumably like the people in Puerto Rico or Guam, who are US citizens but not really, particularly in the eyes of the orange baby and its mob. Why, exactly, would a Greenland resident prefer to be a… Continue reading

Keith Olbermann has a fascinating take on the whole SignalGate episode: “The reason Trump’s Team of Idiot Rivals sent each other their war plans on Signal wasn’t to keep them secret from the Senate, or from future investigations it was to keep them secret from TRUMP.” He goes on to suggest that“There WAS a work-around… Continue reading

Paul Krugman’s latest piece is about New York City. He spent some time there this week, and among personal observations, points out that: “New York is looking pretty good right now. Housing is still unaffordable; the failure to build enough housing, not an imaginary crime wave, is the city’s biggest problem. But dire predictions during… Continue reading

Max McCoy is a journalist from Kansas; you can check out his excellent work at the Kansas Reflector. I visited my favorite book store over the weekend and picked up a couple of volumes I’ve been looking forward to. I put one of them on my desk, just in front of my display, and opened… Continue reading

The Eames Institute has posted their list of “the curious 100.” It’s “a celebration of one hundred courageous leaders and creative minds across the United States who are harnessing the transformative power of curiosity to solve today’s most pressing problems.” The Eames in the institute’s name is Charles and Ray Eames, the famous design team that came up with… Continue reading