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The Shadow Knows

January 12, 2023
by Caroline Miller
Bill Clinton, causes of the Ukranian war, China's Belt and Road initiative, Climate change, detante, District of Columbia v. Heller, Graham Fuller, gun control, humanity's future, Jaime Raskin, Jihadism, John Mearsheimer, Majorie Taylor Green, Masada, New York gun contgrol laws, nihilism, Rishi Sunak, The Second Amendment and gun rightsn, U. S. Supreme Court, Ukraine's war, Vldimir Putin
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During the winter holidays, Britain’s Prime Mister, Rishi Sunak took a photo-op when he decided to serve breakfast at a homeless shelter. Sunak, reported to be worth  $800 million, made a stab at being chummy as he handed a plate of eggs and sausages to a stranger standing on the o
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Abandon Fear Ye Who Enter Here

November 03, 2022
by Caroline Miller
2020 election, a conscious universe, Climate change, Donald Trump, end of the human species, fear and courage, fear energizes hate, illeglal aliens, Marjorie Taylor Green, Pete Buttigieg, population shift In U. S., race, Reason fails, Russia's Urkraine invasion, the big lie, the inner mind, Vladimir Putin
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A friend of mine took a series of tests to determine her mental decline as she aged. Happily, for her, the tests were comforting.  Even so, I admired her courage.  What she’d done was like poking a sleeping bear with a sharp stick.  If the news hadn’t been good, how would she h
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It Isn’t The Economy, Voters!

October 20, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Climate change, Democrat's gambit, Herschel Walker, homo sapiens are a dangerous species, human extinction in 2050, inflation, Nancy Pelosi, plundering earth without a plan, political candidate quality, Republicans stoke fear, the 2022 U. S. Election, the global fog of disconent, Vladimer Putin
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Support for Republicans in the next election is rising because the economy is down, some say.  Even women independents are leaning toward Republicans despite the party’s hostility to female rights and its aim not only to end all abortions but contraception as well. Men may have the
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Biden, The Invisible Man

August 16, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Abhijit Banerjee, atomic bomb, budget myths, Climate change, Donald Trump, Harry Truman, Inflation Reduction Act, Joe Biden's presidency, Mark Twain, Marshall Plan, Merrick Garland, Mir-a-Lago, political parties and the economy, polling numbers, Truman Doctrine, United Nations
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The budget pamphlet in my mailbox was titled “Financial Realities.”  I laughed.  As a person once responsible for a  $200 million budget, I know financial realities are imaginary.  Budgets are guestimates of the future based on the unlikely assumption that history will repeat
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While Ukraine Burns…

June 14, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Andreas Miles-Novelo, autocracy/democracy, Ben Sasse, Climate change, Climate Change and Human Behavior, cracks in NATO, Craig A. Anderson, democracy's peril, Donald Trump, Henry Kissinger, Joe Biden, Ron DeSantis, Russia's war with Ukraine, Vladimir Putin
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To read the news is to wonder if the world has gone mad. Autocracy is on the rise, while democracies seem to be stumbling. To be honest, some democracies no longer look like democracies. India and Turkey come to mind.  Russia holds elections, but no one would describe Vladimir Putin
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The Bare Facts of Fashion

April 07, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Academy Awards, apocalypse' bunkers, Christine Brinkley, Climate change, Dior's New Look, Emmys, hemline and stock market, Jeff Bezos, Marie Antoinette, slave trade, super-rich, Yachts
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To talk about fashion while the Russian invasion of Ukraine rages may seem insensitive, but I have a reason for doing so. As a prognosticator of the future, fashion beats astrology.  For example, one persistent theory in the stock market says that when dress hemlines go up, the econo
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Citizens United–Brave New World

March 17, 2022
by Caroline Miller
2016 Presidential election, 2017 malware attach on Ukraine, Citizens United, Climate change, corporate responsibility, Dmitri Alperovitch, jar of tomatoes, Milton Friedman, Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Russian drone, Stephen Colbert, Vladimir Putin
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Even in a time of war, there can be moments of laughter. Late-night talk show host Stephen Colbert had a field day with a report about a Ukrainian grandmother who knocked down a Russian drone from her apartment balcony with a jar of tomatoes.  Equally low tech but less funny was a re
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Damn You, Hamlet!

January 11, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Betty White, Climate change, death and ecology, Desmond Tutu, Hamlet, the soul, Thomas Friedman, types of burials, Woody Allen
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As I trawl the internet in search of information for this blog, I recently came across Thomas Friedman’s question in his New York Times column. (11-10-21). If people won’t wear masks during a pandemic, how will they endure the discomforts attendant with fighting climate c
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Genesis Forgotten

January 03, 2020
by Caroline Miller
carbon dioxide's effect on plants, Climate change, decline of nutritious plant life, Tom Philpott, topsoil, USDA, USDA fails to study impact of climate change on crops
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This New Year, the world stage leaves us with so much worry, there’s little incentive to get out of bed each morning. Adding to the malaise is a fresh, looming disaster. Not long ago, I mentioned that good topsoil around the globe is eroding at the rate of 1% a year. Without it, we
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Seeing The Planet With Fresh Eyes

February 18, 2019
by Caroline Miller
An Investing Prophet Takes on Climate Change, Ben Steverman, Climate change, Donald Trump, Dustin Hoffman, Jeremy Grantham, The Graduate, The Paris Agreement, the super rich
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In the opening scene of the film, The Graduate, the operative word was “plastics.”  Today, Dustin Hoffman is all grown up, though that scene remains a movie classic.  For billionaire Jeremy Grantham the new word for this era is “topsoil.”  Necessary to feed a burgeoning glo
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