Radiation Sickness Now Reported in Children in Japan; Radiation Crisis Widening – Release is Unabated.

1 Once upon a time in Brooklyn, New York, on the eve of a war about human rights that soon tore the United States apart,  America’s most famous abolitionist and preacher, Henry Ward Beecher, wrote this : “Our people are vain, and much given to boasting; and because they love flatteries, those deriving from them … More Radiation Sickness Now Reported in Children in Japan; Radiation Crisis Widening – Release is Unabated.

Rui, When we wake up one day, this will have just been a bad dream

  In the Iliad, Cassandra, for rejecting Apollo, received the gift of seeing the future, which was a punishment because no one took her prophecies seriously: Cassandra: Why vainly dost thou torture me, Apollo?Who, when thou lent me power of prophecy,Gav’st to my words no weight! Unto the windsFly all my prophecies, gaining with menCredence … More Rui, When we wake up one day, this will have just been a bad dream

“Let your life be a counter friction to stop the machine.”

Tonight, staring at my Facebook page and feeling despair, squeezed between the power of two national states to oppress and paralyze, my loneliness and demons of my son’s abduction hounding, the ghosts of my tormentors, the abductors of my son, hovering  like Jacob’s angel,  taunting my courage  and the moral obligations and demands of love, … More “Let your life be a counter friction to stop the machine.”