Mini Mag 77
Major de Ranger says … Egypt falling into chaos again. As I warned: once the Army is in, you won’t get it out. The Arab Spring needs a new philosophy before action can take it down a path to freedom.
My Warfare page
Blogger Bard says:
Illness of nations
With ideals above people
Systems are sick, too
Dr Illya Ness says … My two mantras for a healthy life: nothing will kill you in moderation unless you’re unlucky; and nothing kills more than worry.
My Illness page
RATTLERS’ TALE
THE SETTEE: No one knew who put the settee
by the quiet road at the edge of town but many
were glad they did. An argument at home? Go
and sit there, often someone from another house,
another argument, for company. Brief relationship
in transit. A moment of bliss, then home,
resolved. Everyone was glad it was there.
TEACHER: He was the worst teacher in
the world. He was so lazy that students
ended up motivating themselves. He was
the best teacher in the world.
COMPLACENT: Mr Big Biz knew the
customers who wouldn’t buy enough. They
were guided to the ComplacEntry; then to
the boiler. After all, he WAS green.
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Pappa Razzi says … Fears rise that the ongoing phone hacking scandal at News Int will cause too much regulation of press. Regulation will be wrong, but journalism has responsibilities too.
Harry Fang says:
Guru Tony says … The secret of consumerism. A customer doesn’t get what he wants, but what he’s offered … in such a way that he thinks it’s what he wants.
Harry Fang says:
A Thought …
A Thought …
A Thought …
Knowledge, to me, is not something that defines the universe, but ourselves within it.
