The Innovation of Loneliness from Shimi Cohen on Vimeo.

Hi all,
I am putting this on hold for now, as it has been claimed that my program took down the site.

1. I am incredibly sorry to all of you, Michael and Jon included, if this is indeed the case.

2. I have reasons to believe that it is not the case, as I explain in the comment below (posted under My View).

Be 2) as it may, if I am wrong about this, my apology stands.

OK - My View

On Jun 24, 2015, Michael Abney became a student loan hero when he filed his own adversary proceeding with the United States Bankruptcy Court of the Western District of Missouri.

When I say he became a hero it's because his case is just another step forward in providing some semblance of hope and logic for people impossibly buried under a mountain and a half of student loans.

What is blockchain, and can IBM, Intel, and big banks use it to remake the internet?

• By Graham Templeton on December 21, 2015 at 9:55 am

Wanted to post this here for reference purposes. After reading over it once again I see a lot that could almost be applied verbatim to our current Domestic King and his Court!

by Bill Holter

What happened last Wednesday deserves another look because I believe it marked a huge pivot point and very few are even talking about it. Last Wednesday the Fed raised rates one quarter of a point but that was not the big story. The big story was the about face the U.S. did geopolitically!

Between Jan. 1 and Dec. 15, 2015, police officers in the United States shot, beat, used stun guns on or otherwise killed an astonishing 1,152 people, according to a recently released reportfrom law enforcement watchdog Mapping Police Violence.

[This was posted by David40 at the PL today, but thought it important enough to bring over here.]

Abby Martin interviews retired U.S. Army Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, former national security advisor to the Reagan administration, who spent years as an assistant to Secretary of State Colin Powell during both Bush administrations. Today, he is honest about the unfixable corruption inside the establishment and the corporate interests driving foreign policy.

Despite the media-cheerleading of Trump ad-nauseam, his inclination towards religious persecution is what we expect our representatives to defend against by respecting the first amendment we cherish as ‘free people’. Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. Trump’s ideas are not new nor are they historically commendable.