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Volume VIII   [Year 2007]
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Issue #53: "I Want My Country Back"
[July 2005]
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N E W S    &    L I N K S    o f    I N T E R E S T
==>  "Consumer spending accounts for two thirds of the overall U.S. economy." — C.N.N. Radio July 2005
==>  Paul Hackett is a US Marine Reserve officer & volunteer to Iraq
now running for Congress in Ohio's
        2nd District; he chose to run
as a Democrat. http://www.hackettforcongress.com/
==>  http://www.fundingfactory.com/ will recycle your printer cartridges & old cellphones with proceeds
        going to schools & other legitimate charities.
==>  National Public Lands Day [Sept 25th 2005 = #12]: http://www.NPLD.com/
==>  Find other great email newsletters & ezines at the Cumuli Ezine Finder: http://www.cumuli.com/ezines/
==>  Call the national DO NOT CALL list and it will block your number/s from telemarketers for 5 years. It takes only
        a minute of your time. For cell phones, call 888-382-1222 from the number you do not want to be called on.
        Or go to http://www.donotcall.gov/ and enter the phone numbers of your whole family.
==>  I am now officially, though not completely, moved to New Mexico.
==>  The topic “Theory Z” is postponed, what with America being in a Constitutional crisis over the TreasonGate cover-up.
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        America is reviled around the world for actions taken by the Bush Administration in the name of freedom, in the name of democracy, and in the name of world peace. These precious values were cited by them merely as a pretense to reduce liberty, to consolidate power, and to reap criminal gains from war profiteering.
        The world is unsafe as long as Bush and his administration retain power, and the survival of America depends on ‘regime change’ in the November 2006 elections.
        The Bush Administration and the Republican Party are controlled and directed by neo-con fascists. They stole America’s heart and they will not give up easily, so lovers of freedom must take power away from them. A Democratic majority in one or both houses of Congress will open these matters to full investigation, the inevitable result of which will be impeach-ment of Bush and Cheney and criminal indictments against half the White House staff.
        Every adult in America has from today a simple choice: either consenting to and condoning the Bush Gang’s unbridled lust for money and deceit and death — or taking America back and returning this country to rule under our sacred Constitution.
19 Feb: Wilson met with C.I.A. & State Dept. officials in preparation for the trip.
26 Feb: Wilson arrived in Niger.
5 March: Back home in Virginia, Wilson reported to two C.I.A. officers that "it was highly unlikely that anything was going on" in Niger.
8-9 March: The intelligence report based on Wilson's visit was circulated thru routine channels.
23 July: Meeting of U.K. Prime Minister & others about U.S. intentions to invade Iraq, summarized in the secret Downing Street Memo.
19 March: Having falsely & feloneously justified his intentions to Congress, Bush announced America's invasion of the nation of Iraq.
23 June: Per Judith Miller’s testimony [Oct 11, 2005], she talked with Libby.
6 July: Wilson's article "What I Didn't Find In Africa", revealing Bush's deceit, appeared in the New York Times.
7 July: White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer retracted Bush's 16 word statement as 'incorrect'.
7 July: A classified memo containing 'secret no foreign' information on Plame's role at the C.I.A. was circulated by Secretary of State Colin Powell on board Air Force One while enroute to Africa.
8 July: Columnist Robert Novak called Karl Rove, who revealed Plame's identity as a C.I.A. agent (as 'Joe Wilson's wife'), a clear violation of the Intelligence Identities Protection Act of 1982 – an act of treason.
8 July: New York Times reporter Judith Miller met with Cheney’s Chief of Staff, I. Lewis 'Scooter' Libby.
11 July: Time Magazine reporter Matthew Cooper called Rove, who revealed Plame's identity as a C.I.A. agent, again committing treason.
11 July: C.I.A. Director George Tenet officially conceded that “the 16 words should never have been included in the text written for the President".
12 July: Libby told Washington Post reporter Walter Pincus that Valerie Plame was a C.I.A. operative.
12 July: Cooper called Libby, who confirmed that Plame was a C.I.A. operative.
14 July: Novak's syndicated column revealed Valerie Plame as a C.I.A. operative.
15 July: Having been publicly compromised by Novak's article, Plame's entire operations network was 'rolled up'.
22 July: Newsday published a story saying that senior administration officials “violated the law and may have endangered [Plame's] career and possibly the lives of her contacts in foreign countries.”
July & Sept: The C.I.A. formally demanded a criminal investigation into the leak, in letters to the Justice Dept. dated 30 July and 5 September 2003.
29 Sept: White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan stated that Rove denied involvement in the leak.
10 Oct: Novak's syndicated column revealed the name of Plame's 'brass plate' C.I.A. front company, Brewster-Jennings & Assocs.
30 Dec: Attorney General John Ashcroft recused himself and appointed U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald (of Illinois) as Special Prosecutor to investigate the C.I.A.'s concerns.
6 June: The Washingtom Post confirmed and printed a report that VP Cheney was recently interviewed by investigators for the Grand Jury.
24 June: President Bush answered prosecutor's questions in the Oval Office for less than an hour; he was not under oath.
12 Aug: The Grand Jury subpoenaed New York Times reporter Judith Miller.
15 Oct: Rove testified before Fitzgerald's Grand Jury regarding the leak.
1 May: Publication of the secret Downing Street Memo in Britain’s Sunday Times.
27 June: The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear TIME Magazine's appeal of the court order requiring Cooper & Miller to reveal their sources to the Grand Jury, thus letting the lower court ruling stand.
30 June: Over Cooper’s objections, Time Magazine released Cooper's notes to the Grand Jury.
1 July: Cooper testified, later explaining that his source released him from the promise of confidentiality.
6 July: Judge Thomas Hogan ordered Judith Miller taken to jail for refusing to testify.
25 July: Time Magazine published a cover story on Rove, with an article by Cooper entitled "What I Told the Grand Jury".
NOTE: Because further events have revealed other incidents that belong on this timeline, those updates
are now being added to the 'Timeline of the TreasonGate Cover-Up' Page at Spirit of America Bookstore.
•       The Grand Jury term expires in October 2005.
•       The Downing Street Memo is the 'smoking gun' for impeachment of
George Dubya Bush, and the so-called 'liberal media'
        are suppressing it (thus proving who owns the U.S. media). You can read the memo online at The London Times:
        http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2087-1593607,00.html
•       Joseph Wilson's booksite: http://www.politicsoftruth.com/default.htm
•       Online text of the 2003 State of the Union Address: http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2003/01/20030128-19.html
•       Intelligence Identities Protection Act of 1982 {Title 50: War & National Defense - Chapter 15: National Security
        - Subchapter IV: Protection of Certain National Security Information - Section 421} is online at
        http://foi.missouri.edu/bushinfopolicies/protection.html
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"In activity there should be calmness, and in calmness there should be activity."
— Suzuki Shunryu Daiosho [1904-71]
"All excellent things are as difficult as they are rare."
— Spinoza [1632-77]
"There is no such thing as justice – in or out of court."
— Clarence Darrow [1857-1938]
"The Bush administration feels no compunction to honor the truth or seek it; it conceives truth as a tactic,
valuable only insofar as it is useful against one's enemies."
— Russ Rymer, editorial in May-June 2005 Mother Jones Magazine
"The creationists' ... case is so weak that the only way [that] they can feel sure of maintaining it
is to make sure their victims never hear of anything else."
— Isaac Asimov [1920-92]
"I now fully realize that only the powers of the Presidency will reveal the secrets of my brother's death."
— Robert F. Kennedy [1925-68] on 3 June 1968 (2 days before his own death)
"Iraq is the new Afghanistan."
— Garry Trudeau ["Doonesbury"]
"Correction: Better to say 'No risk, no gain'."
— G.E. Nordell
"It's even worse than it appears / But ... that's all right."
— Grateful Dead band
"Always get it in writing. If they say don't worry, then I do."
— Richard Nordell
"Each and every moment is multiple choice."
— G.E. Nordell
"It is better to know useless things than to know nothing."
— Tom Stoppard
"It ain't no sin to be glad you're alive."
— Bruce Springsteen
"The revolution is in your neighborhood, it's in your house, it's in your mind."
— Bill Cosby
"You were born with the power of a locomotive."
— Bruce Springsteen
"We need a revolution in this country when it comes to parenting around education."
— David Baltimore, Nobel Prize-winner & president of Cal Tech
"Right now there is no honor in the Republican Party."
— C.I.A. analyst Larry Johnson (a registered Republican)
N E X T   I S S U E: “Watts’s Circle”
FOLLOWED BY: “F*** the Fed” and then “Theory Z”
Issue #54: "F*** the Fed!"
[September 2005]
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==>  Talked to railroad workers in Arizona, who are real clear about the state of the economy: lots of inbound (imports)
        container traffic, but more and more containers going back to the ports are empties.
==>  Truckers are taking two steps in reaction to gas prices that I’ve noticed: Some are driving slower (more efficient mileage),
        and scads are skipping motel stops and sleeping in their truck beside the freeways or truck stops. Good survival move for
        the truckers, but bad for the innkeepers. And this was before post-Katrina gas prices.
==>  My house in New Mexico is now completely paid off, so I should be able to weather the coming World Depression.
        Dubya can’t win in Iraq, and he failed totally in Louisiana, and the same blindness that caused the thousands of deaths in
        New Orleans will also trigger the collapse of the world economy.
        You can take steps as below in this issue’s essay and also per previous essays to (a) protect your personal situation, and
        (b) protest the continuing war profiteering by and fascist politics of the Oligarchy.
        See http://www.working-minds.com/WMailindex.htm and especially look at Issue #19 “Virtual Tea Party”
        and Issue #35 “Debt & the Working Mind”.
==>  I will start a blog in a few weeks, and have already reserved the URL,
which is http://www.DatelineChamesa.com
        (it will point to the actual blogsite). Topics will be beyond the WM philosophy itself, with timelier response to political
        crimes, economic crises, etc. Stay tuned!
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        Well, breakdowns did occur. Banks don’t lend on trailer homes, long prior stretches of unemployment lowered my credit rating, and the rotten (soon to tank) economy makes it difficult for others (potential buyers) to get a loan as well. But things did move along, although slowly, and escrow on my house in New Mexico closed May 31st.
        I had meanwhile been reading the L.A. Times Sunday Real Estate Section a little deeper, and paying more attention to radio news and ads about mortgage lenders, and even got ahold of Sumichrast’s book on home buying. Phone calls & emails went to mortgage people in four states.
        With this all happening around the annual tax-filing season, I also realized that I will probably not file 1040-EZ next go-round, as the interest on the mortgage (even a short-term one) and the expenses of both buying and selling a home have to be documented and later filled in in the proper boxes on federal and maybe two state tax filings. New realm, indeed.
       
Well, one of the advantages of being self-taught is deciding, for example, that what I am is an ‘intuitive economist’. The self-taught Individual can look at something and see what others do not, simply from having no preconceptions.
        What I have discovered in this area is that the banking industry has a free ride.
        The Oligarchy – the One Percent of the population who own 60% of everything – and the Wealthy Class – the overlapping 20% who now own 83% of everything – at least wield their pseudo-power from being owners of all that they survey!
        Bankers actually own nothing, and they siphon off your tax dollars in an unchecked flood, in several ways.
        The above is the tired, old formulaic rant that the Fed-haters have been trying to communicate, though their message has been poorly designed and absent of compelling logic. The banks say that they are fine, Chairman Greenspan issues vague sooth-statements, Dubya’s cohorts lie about every aspect of the economy, and the man on the street has no time to read about or think about such matters, what with being stuck in traffic enroute to two jobs anyway.
        Take a deep breath, it gets still worse.
        If the million dollars of Real Money is expanded into ten million dollars by loaning it out for credit card debt, then the interest can reach, let’s say, 20% interest on average – miss just one payment and you lose your ‘low’ teaser rate – which computes out to TWO-HUNDRED PERCENT INTEREST against the Real Money deposits of one million dollars.
        You deposit a hundred dollars, the profit of the banks is $200, less the interest paid to you of two bucks at best.
        I asked a local bank branch manager if I had this figured out correctly, and she agreed with me, quite surprised that I had seen behind the wizard’s curtain. Her exact response was "Well, um, yes, if you want to look at it that way." Equivocal, but agreement.
        Take another deep breath and let this sink in.
        So no wonder that the banks push additional credit cards on even the worst credit-rated among you. If you have a job, the banks give you a card and then the Culture-Structure bombards you with advertising so that you will go out and over-spend – no sense having a card and not using it – so that the banks can double their money. And you are in debt forever, and working two jobs and tossing at night from rumors of down-sizing, and the wife thinks she may be pregnant again, and the soap opera continues.
        Every year.
        For every dollar that you have in the bank.
        For every citizen & resident of the USA, with similar rip-offs around the world.
        So that is why I don’t hold with the Fed-haters. They apparently smell something is wrong, but have not located the design of the mechanism, and failing to do so gives them no useful solution.
        The banking systems around the world are designed to be money-machines for the Oligarchy.
•       Pay off your credit cards now.
•       Be very careful to use your bank debit card or cash only. (On long cross-country trips, I utilize credit cards and then pay off the cards online as soon as I get home.)
•       Make double payments on your car and then on your mortgage.
•       Get out of the stock market. Employer equity programs are okay – ESOP, 401k, stock options – but speculative stocks are a game that you will lose.
        This is the beginning of the Revolution
        You will be either witness or participant.
        Or casualty.
        Choose.
For info on Ayn Rand and on John Galt, go to http://working-minds.com/AynRand.htm.
For info on Hayduke, go to http://www.genordell.com/stores/western/EdwardAbbey.htm.
The Federal Reserve website is at http://federalreserve.gov/generalinfo/fract/.
See also Maison d'Être / Economics / Federal Reserve Page
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"The Big Three Unresolved Issues that neither party has much to say about [are] jobs, education, and health care."
— columnist Marc Cooper
"You shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you mad."
— Aldous Huxley [1894-1963]
"The Old Saying ‘If it ain't broke, don't fix it’ was coined by Bert Lantz. To which I say,
'You, the Individual, do not need permission to fix what is broken and to improve what is not."
— G.E. Nordell
"The news is first."
— N.P.R. Radio slogan
"Fox News is an oxymoron."
— G.E. Nordell
"Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail."
— Ralph Waldo Emerson [1803-82]
"The path to true patriotism is confronting your government when it lies."
— Patrick Tillman, Sr. – father of sports star & war hero Pat Tillman [1976-2004]
"Revolution is a serious thing, the most serious thing about a revolutionary's life.
When one commits oneself to the struggle, it must be for a lifetime."
— Angela Davis
"They have no constitution over there [in England]."
— Limp Rushbaugh
"Stupidity is a powerful force in human affairs."
— Edward Abbey [1927-89]
"We must have people capable of real heroism. Not the kind of heroism which ends up in glory, but the kind of heroism which ends up
in the truth, in what works, in what is honest and real being brought out and made available to others."
— Werner Erhard
"Chance furnishes me with what I need. I am like a man who stumbles along. My foot strikes something,
I bend over and it is exactly what I want."
— author James Joyce [1882-1941]
"I place economy among the first and most important virtues, and public debt as the greatest of dangers.
To preserve our independence, we must not let our rulers load us with perpetual debt."
— Thomas Jefferson [1743-1826]
N E X T   I S S U E: 'Watts's Circle'
FOLLOWED BY: 'Theory Z'
Issue #55: "Joining the Circle"
[December 2005]
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==>  Great article on the billions of bribery money unaccounted for in Iraq
        at http://www.amconmag.com/2005/2005_10_24/cover.html
==>  A long list of Iraq War veterans are running for Congress as Democrats
        http://www.fightingdems.com/
==>  Postal rates are going up January 8th, overall 5.4% – the fourth time since this ezine began;
        back in mid-2000 the stamps were 27¢ each. That
is an increase of 44% in 5 years – like your paycheck, right?.
==>  Having fun posting on my new blog, for matters that aren’t entirely philosophical or activist. The domain
        DatelineChamesa.com is a redirect
to Google’s Blogger at http://DatelineChamesa.blogspot.com/ .
==>  Regime change in November 2006!! See the latest on the TraitorGate / TreasonGate / PlameGate scandal
        at http://www.working-minds.com/TreasonGate.htm
==>  2005 was an exciting year: My move to New Mexico is complete, the year-long Team Management &
        Leadership Program at Landmark Education was outstanding, my noir detective novel “Backlot Requiem”
        was
published in the U.S.A and in Croatia, and Patrick Fiztgerald is indicting the White House cabal. Hooray!
        I’m already back at work on the [delayed] sequel novel “Desert Riff”, and my new scanner was purchased
        expressly to be able to scan the 600-page “Working Minds: Philosophy of Empowerment” manuscript back
        onto disk (don’t ask!) – so the plan is to publish both books in 2006.
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        The central premise, and magazine illustration, is modelled on a clock face, with twelve positions. The topic requires being clear about the difference between sex and gender. Herein ‘sex’ means biology, as having either XX or XY chromosomes; sexuality has to do with physical actions. The term ‘gender’ has to do with sexual expression, which is somewhat malleable.
        The descriptions below are suggestive, rather than definitive – using the information found here as labels or precise types, to pigeon-hole oneself or another, defeats the purpose.
        The base axis is 12 o’clock versus 6 o’clock.
        Watts names these positions Darby and Joan. For the 12 o’clock position I prefer John: the basic male of Western civilization, happily married & monogomous, with full-time career employment, wife and kids. The suburban wage-earner, the urban blue-collar worker, the independent farmer or trucker.
        The 6 o’clock position is John’s mate, Wilma: the basic female of Western civilization, also happily married & monogomous, whether homemaker or wage-earner, with husband and kids. The suburbanite, the urban mother-figure, the engine of many small towns.
        Their diametric opposites are the 9-3 positions; Watts calls these Sappho and Dorian. I’ll call the 3 o’clock position Bruce: he looks and acts masculine, but his sexual desire is focused on males – basic unembarrased homosexual. I’ll call the 9 o’clock position Ellen: looking and appearing feminine, but with lesbian sexual desires. These are the gay-lesbian individuals who know who they are and have nothing to prove; if they are in any way neurotic or unhappy, it is because they have the same internal problems as John and Wilma – dealing with life at any position on the Circle takes work, and the Culture-Structure is designed to prevent success.
        Movement on the Circle is generally clockwise; the 9-3 axis rotates to the 10-4 positions. Individuals here often suffer societal rejection, and thus often do not accept themselves as they are. Watts names the 10 o’clock position the Dyke – the very masculine female – but I like Gertrude (after Gertrude Stein, a pioneer in Self-hood). Watts names the 4 o’clock position the Quean – note the spelling: Webster’s defines this word as ‘base or slutty woman’, which may have evolved into the derogatory term ‘queen’. Let’s instead call this type Oscar (after Mr. Wilde) – the feminine male.
        The line between the sexes is between the 10-11 and 4-5 breaks.
        Watts describes the 11 o’clock position as a lesbian in a female body (the reverse of the masculine-female Gertrude) and calls him Don Juan – the foppish but secure seducer of women, with no intention of middle-class monogomy. The name Hugh comes to mind, after Mr Hefner, of course.
        Watts names the 5 o’clock position Lady C., after a combination of Lady Chatterly and Catherine the Great. I like the name Kate, which has an air of Ms. Hepburn (regardless of her life’s details) – this gender-clock position is the tomboy and-or nymphomaniac. This is the gay male in the female body.
        In both types, the individual is most comfortable with the opposite sex, for either friendship or sex.
        The 1-7 axis is less sexual than the ones above; the common thread is strong devotion to some vocation outside family, individuals who live for the joy of work. Watts calls the 1 o’clock position Pioneer, the male who is never home, perhaps spending time out of doors or watching sports with buddies, or running an organization or business. I’ll call this guy Bud (Bubba invokes too much cultural bias). Watts calls the 7 o’clock position the Clubwoman, and refines that by invoking Jacqueline Kennedy – the woman who is never home, perhaps out shopping or running an organization or business. Jackie works for position 7.
        Watts describes a second ‘watershed’, one between masculine and feminine (gender) as occurring at the 7-8 and 1-2 breaks. Watts also makes the point that each individual may waver among a few nearby gender-clock positions over the years, either in practice or merely in attitude or social behavior.
        He names the 8 o’clock position Career Girl, defined as sexually ambiguous or bi-sexual; the male 2 o’clock position is Caesar, the insecure tough guy. For both of these positions, sexuality is merely a tool in one’s arsenal, used for manipulation of others, secondary to ambition. Soap opera people, the ball-breaker and the knee-breaker; let’s call them Stacy and Gino.
        Repositioning others from one gender-clock position to the artificial John-Wilma ideal is absurd.
        The U.S. taliban should just shut up and get to work on really important matters that affect us all, such as the U.S. National Debt, treason in high places, pollution in our physical world, economic slavery and over-population.
        No one is going to save you from the imminent extinction of Mankind – the predictable result of rampant ignorance, superstition, greed and cultural irresponsibility.
        You and many others must join the fight for Mankind, or Mankind is extinct.
Alan W. Watts Pages at Maison d'Être Philosophy Bookstore
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“Set yourself the bolder course.”
— Bob Seger song lyric
“Knowledge liberates mankind from superstition.”
— James D. Watson
“We must not confuse dissent with disloyalty. We must remember always that accusation is not proof and that conviction
depends upon evidence and due process of law. We will not walk in fear, one of another.
¶ “We will not be driven by fear into an age of unreason, if we dig deep in our history and our doctrine, and remember that we are not descended from
fearful men – not from men who feared to write, to speak, to associate, and to defend just causes that were, for the moment, unpopular.”
— Edward R. Murrow, on "See It Now" [CBS News] 6 April 1954
“To teach faith as science . . . to impose it on the teaching of evolution is not just to invite ridicule but to earn it.”
— Charles Krauthammer, Time Magazine columnist
“Sometimes I think we're alone. Sometimes I think we're not. In either case, the thought is staggering.”
— R. Buckminster Fuller [1895-1983]
“I have strong opinions of my own, but I don't always agree with them.”
— George H.W. Bush [1924-2019]
“Temples are to be dedicated to the gods, and books to good men.”
— Aristides the Just [530-468 BCE]
“The threat from global warming is greater than that posed by international terrorism...
London, New York and New Orleans are seriously threatened by melting ice caps.”
— Sir David King, the British government's chief scientific
adviser [in 2004]
“There is no right time for the truth.”
— Emile du Châtelet [1706-49]
“When the people who are supposed to be running this country go around saying [that] they aren't crooks
and everyone knows [that] they are, this country is in very big trouble.”
— Brad Solomon
“This world is not a practice world.”
— G.E. Nordell
“Keep your eyes upon the road / And your hands upon the wheel”
— The Doors band song lyric
“Success is overrated.”
— Keith Olberman
“Before Osama, [Dubya] let Sosa get away.”
— Michael Feldman on "What D'ya Know?" radio program
“The Self is the individual who is responsible and who can tolerate risk.”
— G.E. Nordell
“All that we have to do is make the people in our lives feel special; all that requires is to tell them the truth.”
— G.E. Nordell
“The economic status quo cannot be maintained long into the future. If radical changes are not made,
we face loss of well-being and possible ecological catastrophe.”
— Scientific American Magazine, September 2005
“If you don't go to somebody's funeral, they won't come to yours.”
— Yogi Berra
“Go ye forth and share.”
— Roy Fultun
N E X T   I S S U E: 'The 51% Solution'
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