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A Place In The Sun

November 07, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Council of Macon, Gisele Pelicot, patriarchy, sexual domination, spanking women, Tucker Carlson, what men and women share, women as chattel, women as hunters, Y vs. X chromosome
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A rape story out of France is causing many people to drop their jaws.  Gisèle Pelicot, married to her husband for 50 years, discovered he had drugged her regularly during their marriage and invited strangers to enter their bedroom and rape her. A story of betrayed vows and broken tr
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The Enemy Within

October 31, 2024
by Caroline Miller
ADF, Benjamin Netanyahu, BRICS, Donald Trump, growing Russia and China influence, Harry Truman, leaving the gold standard, Liz Cheney, Marshall Plan, origin of the petro dollar, Richard Nixon, sanctions and embargoes, the national debt, Yahya Sinwar
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Campaigning with Vice President Kamala Harris in a battleground state, Republican Liz Cheney framed the stakes of the 2024 election like this.  Our own security and our own freedom require that we have a president who understands America has to lead and that our strength comes from o
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Pulling The Plug

October 24, 2024
by Caroline Miller
avoiding publishing scams, Big 5 Publishing Houses, buying book reviews, diminishing number of readers, Getting Lost to Find Home, Grimahlka And Other Fantasies, pullling the plug on social media platforms, Rutherford Classics, self-publishing, Ta-Nahisi Coates, Write Away Blog
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A writer on my social media page announced he’d published his first book, recently.  Overjoyed, he included a favorable comment from a well-known book review company.   “I’m a genius,” he concluded tongue in cheek.  Like a first kiss, his elation was understandable.  Who
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War, A Crime Against Humanity

October 17, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Christian vengeance, Lujayn, natural death, our cruelty to each other, our duty to the planet, spying on allies, the cruelty of war, U.S. conflicting role in Middle East, war
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Consider this scene.  The hour is midnight yet the sky is alight with drones exploding overhead.   A 14-year-old girl and her mother take refuge against a wall in their living room in the hope of protection.  Then a bomb slams into the apartment and leaves them lying on an exposed
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The Survival Imperative

October 10, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Brooking Institue report on patriarchy, Brookings report on patriarchy, Claudia Sheinbaum, Climate change, competition and equality, GenZ, indecency of slavery, patriarchy and white males, persecution of immigrants, Queen Ranis Al Abdullah, The border between Italy and Switzerland, The Men's Engagement Program, war in the Middle East
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In a society based on competition, it’s difficult to see how equality fits in. What’s more, the disparities wrought by climate change and wars make the notion seem a cruel joke. Those standing in the rubble left by Hurricane Helene see their lives scattered at their feet. The immi
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Reality In The River Of Time

October 03, 2024
by Caroline Miller
brevity and writing, buying cheap is expensive, D. H. Lawrence's "Mountain Lion", generational view points, GenX, literary taste changes, living in poverty, the journey versus the destination, The Silent generation
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Though some politicians would have us think otherwise, deprivation, not immigration, is the well-spring for much of our country’s social ills.  Poverty breeds crime, not being foreign-born.  What’s more pointing fingers at scapegoats doesn’t address the disparity. Recently, I
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No Room For Compromise

September 26, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Afghanistan women, Bill Gates, carrot and stick diplomacy, Doha 3, Kezian Weir, Macron 584, Melinda French Gates, normalizing relations with the Taliban, suppression of women in history, Taliban
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Does anyone enjoy complete self-confidence, particularly women? Melinda French Gates, the former wife of Bill Gates and one of the richest women in the United States has suffered moments of uncertainty.  She relates that when she and her ex-husband attended conferences, Bill Gates dr
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Jiggles That Jangle

September 19, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Andy Warhol, Bernard Berenson, Donald Trump, Ezra Pound, Herman Melville, John Keats, Kamala Harris, lbert Einstein, Mary Oliver, poetry v. prose
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JINGLES THAT JANGLE   Percy (One) Our new dog, named for the beloved poet, ate a book which unfortunately we had Left unguarded. Fortunately, it was the Bhagavad Gita, of which many copies are available. Every day now, as Percy grows into the beauty of life, we touch his wild curly h
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A Liliputian Task

September 12, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Alice Hines, Citizens United, Elon Musk, Mark Twain, Max Berlinger, Michael Bloomberg, Musk's quarrel with the E. U., Musks' quarrel with Brazil, PAC money, political patronage, Starlink, taxing the super rich, the blue tic, Timothy Mellon, X spreads hate speech
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No one likes paying taxes, least of all billionaires.  They’d rather buy yachts.  Obliged to keep up appearances, they give to charity, some less than others, Elon Musk being the stingiest.  Nonetheless, they are lavish in their political contributions to politicians who favor th
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The Fools In Town…

September 04, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Ageism, being woke, brain differences as we age, Cosmic joke, DEI, heightened consciousness, James Carville, Joe Biden, John Leland, Kamala Harris, Our Hearts Were Young And Gay, patriarchy, Sun Tzu, The Fools in Town Are on Our Side, What women want, youth and ageism
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I’m delighted to see the energy, money, and number of volunteers behind Kamala Harris in the 2024 election. I’m also excited that the country may soon have its first female President.  Nonetheless, I continue to despair that ageism felled Joe Biden’s bid for a second term, and
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