Category Archive for 'Election'
Monday 03 Nov 2008
Tell Them About the Dream
Please do it TODAY!
A terrific music video by Laura Vecchione (Veck-ee-oh-nee)
She writes:
Dear Friends,
This is a song and video that came together in a week, in three different cities, because of people’s belief in Sen. Obama and his message of renewal and the historic nature of this election. We got it […]
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Monday 15 Sep 2008
Author: Jock Gill
The current financial crisis, see here, here, and here, may just be the death rattle of the 20th century. Clearly the old century must die away before the 21st century can be truly born. This century death could not come soon enough as the exhausted Cold War […]
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Tuesday 09 Sep 2008
Posted by: Jock Gill
A great interview on NPR with Thom Friedman. Highly recommended.
Fresh Air from WHYY, September 8, 2008
Thomas Friedman is a man bent on revolution. In his new book, Hot, Flat, and Crowded, the three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist writes about the need for a green revolution — and calls upon Americans to […]
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Sunday 07 Sep 2008
Author: Jock Gill
As Thom Friedman correctly points out, innovation powers “Change”. So if our candidates for president are serious about change, let’s ask them if they are willing to support an innovation agenda. How? And When?
A good place to start, if we are serious about change and about the energy efficiency […]
permalink | Jock Gill | Economy, Election, Energy, Politics, Technology
Thursday 17 Jul 2008
By: Dr. Farooq Hassan, D.Phil.;
BA (Juris),MA,M. LiTT (OXON);
DCL (Columbia),DIA(Harvard);
Sen.Adv.Sup.Ct. (Pakistan),
Barrister at Law (UK),Attorney at Law(US).
Astute analysts on Pakistan are generally astonished that despite the lapse of four months since the February 18 elections, there is no substantive change in the federal governments outlook, image or composition. Indeed even major policies, […]
permalink | Jock Gill | Civil Rights and Equality, Democracy, Election, Ethics, Islam
Sunday 29 Jun 2008
Thomas Friedman’s essay in today’s NY Times, Anxious in America, is a good first step indictment of the failure of the Cold War world view to solve our 21st century problems. It should be no surprise that a world view that despises the role of government, except, curiously, when it comes to spying on […]
permalink | Jock Gill | Democracy, Economy, Election, Politics, War
Saturday 14 Jun 2008
Don’t miss this video. It explains it all.
Don’t forget to register to vote. And PLEASE be sure to vote in November.
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Monday 26 May 2008
Author: Jim Warren
It’s often said about “open” government, that the best way to hide something is to bury it in a mountain of “public” records.
Regarding John McCain’s everso-brief “disclosure” of his medical records, CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta reported,
“… At promptly 7:30 a.m. PT [on Friday beginning a holiday weekend], we were taken to a […]
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Saturday 10 May 2008
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Corner swamp 671, originally uploaded by Jock Gill.
What do you see in the photograph above?
I suggest we primarily “act” on what we “see”. Errol Morris posits that what we “see” is largely informed by […]
permalink | Jock Gill | Climate Change, Community, Democracy, Economy, Election, Energy, Photography, Politics
Wednesday 16 Apr 2008
Wall Street and Washington Are Failing Spectacularly — Where Do We Go?
By Joe Costello, AlterNet.
Posted April 15, 2008.
The U.S. political and economic systems are not equipped to deal with the looming problems of the 21st century.
I was 19 in October 1979, when I first stepped into a campaign office. It was the Draft Kennedy […]
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