Leave It Better Than You Found it

Winston spends time with Julia.

They discuss politics, current events, politics and pointedly: feelings, notably of dread.

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Edward Bernays' 1928 text 'Propaganda' is of central importance to today's cultural climate. Tonight I offered my introduction, along with the introduction to this particular edition of the text, and Bernays' first two chapters.

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They are re-doing the Odyssey, offering new takes on some ancient tales...Its always a good idea to promote, circulate, encourage narratives and myths from different regions, peoples, cultures. Enjoy those assorted tales from America.

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I discuss the merger of US and Israel resources, and the prospects for peoples and communities, taking into consideration past incidents and current events.

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Thoreau' work from 1845/1847(?) remains so particularly applicable to this day and age, and invites present-day audiences to take of the issues and concepts involved.

Where are the free, honorable, just men? How do they live with this system, and its associated fetters - taxes and otherwise?

Amazing food for thought, and I thank you for your participation and ear! Until the next...!

Book 7 of Plato's Republic features the famous Allegory of the Cave, which situates a brief discussion of our mission of building community - with an emphasis on the private.

re payment, tender, negotiable instruments, UCC, and a view to enforcement.

I read through a 19 page outline concerned primarily with the US financial system. A large part of it is glossary entries, but then we addressed precedent and a timeline of events and legislative acts that centered on the events of 1933, and HJR 192, or Public Law 73-10.

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Chapter 10 from Edith Hamilton's The Greek Way concerns Xenophon, and focuses a majority of the chapter on his Anabasis - The Retreat, or the Return of the 10,000. This story serves as the means of a genre of return stories...consider Tolkien's 'There and Back Again' as but one notable example.

Deep behind enemy lines, Xenophon and his men relied upon one another and chose to succeed because they were free, capable, independent Greek men. They shouldered the work and coordinated together to achieve an amazing result...a tale that is so very motivational across the Western world - TODAY.

Do yourself the favor of reading Xenophon, though, by all means. He is most enjoyable; his narrative of Cyrus is definitely worth the investment.

I share some introduction, some concepts, some statutes as ...yOU GUESSED IT...more food for thought. Enjoy. I welcome your feedback.