Beau Coup

President Putin turns the tables.

 

Peace

Summer Place

Fauré and Bonnard.

Every day is. . .

"I've believed all my life that children have more to teach adults than the other way around. The person who has never dealt with children is a spiritual cripple. It is children who not only open our hearts but our minds as well. It is only through them, only in seeing the world through their eyes, that we know what beauty and innocence are. How quickly we destroy their vision of the world! How quickly we transform them into the image of us shortsighted, miserable, faithless adults!" -- Henry Miller

Leader

Here, the most important person of the 21st-century sits and discusses life-and-death issues with some of his harshest media critics, men and women who have been on the front lines of the SMO.

Imagine the brain-dead Satanist in the White House (or his used-Tampon "VP") doing this? The only event Joe BiteMe can handle for three hours is his latest bowel movement. . . (Actually, not even that.)

 

Sucked Dry

Light

"That Kennedy, he really thought he was President." -- Allen Dulles

It was 104 degrees that June 10th, 1963 day, and the President of the United States is dressed for graduation. John F. Kennedy -- the most powerful man in the world -- makes a speech calling for the rejection of power, the rejection of domination and demonizing: he calls for quiet, thoughtfulness, empathy and compassion. He rejects most tenets of the American "character": brutishness, ignorance, aggression, self-justification, the love for war.

And it got him killed.



My gosh, the openness -- like a Sermon on the Mount. Where's the security? And how 'bout that guy getting into the dark sedan, obviously late for an important lunch. . . If John F. Kennedy had been alive under Reagan (but then of course there would have been no Reagan), he would've been a Liberation Theologist.

Darkness

Professor John Mearsheimer.

George Szamuely, Martin Jay, and Peter Lavelle.

What We Need...