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As the Republicans gather in St. Paul reminders of what their Counterrevolution has done to America hang over the convention like inky clouds rolling in the sky, flashing warning bolts and cracks of thunder that herald a coming storm.

Bishop David Anderson welcomes GAFCON communique - and notes that Lambeth moratoria may first be broken in Wales August 29th, 2008 Posted in American Anglican Council, Common Cause, Global Anglican Future Conference | From AAC Dearly Beloved in Christ, This past week the GAFCON Primates Council (GPC) met for the first time and began the organizational process.

Bishop David Anderson welcomes GAFCON communique - and notes Lambeth moratoria may be broken in Wales August 29th, 2008 Posted in News | This past week the GAFCON Primates Council (GPC) met for the first time and began the organizational process.

this is probably as good a description of upstate new york as i have read. it is an absolutely beautiful place- naturally speaking- but as for humans- not so much. the small cities and towns that used to look like mayberry in the 1930′ through the 1960’s- well, let’s just say that nothing was really

ILLUSIONS OF INCLUSIVITY IN THE CULTURE OF “WHATEVER” Published by cyrano2 under American Capitalism, Capitalist Crises, Collapse of Civilization, Collapsing Infrastructure By Carolyn Baker 8/27/08 Simulposted with Speaking Truth to Power Most individuals who recognize that something is

NO LONGER A LUNATIC Published by cyrano2 under American Capitalism, Capitalist Crises, Collapse of Civilization, Collapsing Infrastructure, Communalism, Economic Collapse By Carolyn Baker 8/5/08 “What is madness but nobility of soul at odds with circumstance?” ~Theodore Roethke “In a Dark

This is a GIGANTIC, SERIOUS, REAL PROBLEM. According to this article we are going to be facing HUGE PROBLEMS in the next 20 years. Americans look at this as some kind of “lite” thing.  It’s not.  The American Press if it were doing its job to begin with would have been on this FOUR YEARS AGO. 

By Stephen Geffre for USA TODAYThe fatal collapse of a bridge in Minneapolis a year ago jolted states into better inspections of the nation's 600,000 bridges, but they aren't coming up with the billions of dollars needed to ensure that all of them are sound.The plunge that killed 13 people when the span crumpled into the Mississippi River on Aug.

As demand for water skyrockets and droughts abound, an article in the recent Scientific American presents a six-point plan to mitigate the world’s water woes. Water infrastructure must change for the better, it declares. Author Dr. Peter P.

The energy crisis has forced us to change the question from "should we drill now" to "how should we drill now." Not a question of "if" but "when." But the biggest concern should be the "How, How, How?" Because the "environmental wackos" who are wary of environmental damage don't have far to look in order to prove their point.