I think I'll start listing some of those that impede on my consciousness and outrage me, as I scan my emails and the net; starting with the greatest outrage - war. Today we must memorialize its victims, including the soldiers who die in it. This is my video of the World War II memorial in Washington, DC. My father and three uncles all served and miraculously all survived. I wasn't so lucky an American in my last life, and was bombed by the Nazis as I hid out on a Dutch barge - if past life regressions are to be believed, anyway. Another reason (besides terror of The Bomb? and feminist disgust with patriarchal institutions) I'm so anti-war?
I report on how consciousness and community are transcending god and state, locally in Washington, DC, and globally, where ever I see progress - or backsliding, including on the feminist front! "Imagine there's no countries, and no religion, too." Most active 2007-17. See my public Facebook/CarolMoore1776 for daily posts.
Monday, May 30, 2011
Monday, May 23, 2011
Male depredations continue despite apology...
Gee, did I really think the evolution of consciousness to a higher plane had been achieved with the apology by a few males to all females below? As daily depredations by patriarchal states and their leaders assaulted me over the last 3.5 weeks, I often thought I should blog this and I should blog that. I even started a "Blog-It" folder that is quite filled up right now! Yup, just more incidents and laws and regulations to add to the "long train of abuses and usurpations" listed in rebellious Americans' 1776 Declaration of Independence.But I did manage to get off my slowly dissolving butt this weekend. (I've joined a free "lifestyle management" to lose 1/3 of my weight and it's working! So I can live longer and bedevil patriarchy yet another 20 years, of course.)
I did rise from the comfort of my continuing vacation from activism and force myself to go to the MOVE OVER AIPAC coalition conference Saturday and its large Sunday protest outside of the AIPAC (rabidly pro-Israel lobby) annual conference. After encouraging left and liberal groups for years to take the issue more seriously, I had to pay my respects to them when they finally started doing it. (OK, so they did protests the last couple years which I missed; but they didn't have a conference with Professors and authors Walt and Mearsheimer those times.)
I met all sorts of people fed up with this special interest lobby -- and others of the hundreds of different powerful special interest lobbies. They have yet to unite into a movement that will break the power of the interests in the only way possible: dissolution of the large states that support them, local organization through direct, super-majority representation, or even some variation on libertarian contractual alternatives. See Secession.net. Some photos of both events below.
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