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Published in the Juneau Empire, June 10
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
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War & Peace commentaires in the Juneau Empire
- Sacrifice or waste: The war discussion we refuse to have
- The world is too small for military reprisal
- Under the facade of entrepreneurship
- Oil: An addiction at odds with freedom
- Memorial Day calls for mindful remembering
- Trained to kill
- Commend Young for fighting the Patriot Act
- Why can't we keep our National Guard home?
- Critical intelligence: Is it lost?
- Miller rides the tail of Reaganomics
- Surrender is not always cowardly
- US must investigate flotilla incident before picking sides
- A new 'START' for mankind without nuclear arms
- Becoming a surveillance state
- The price of winning
- The way to a civilized world
- Where Democracy becomes a prison
- America needs courageous leaders, not missile defense
- National Guard shouldn't serve at the president's whim
- Mideast needs international courts
- The mutual pledge of real freedom
- Pre-empting recruitment debate with war education
- Missile defense poses questions beyond Lena Point
- Restricted access on People's Wharf
- Is the war illegal?
- Surge or denial: Contradictions between president's war strategy and follow-through
- Who are we fighting in Iraq?
- There are no winners in Iraq war
- Whose democracy is it?
- Facing the truth in the Middle East
- 'Collateral damage' a weak excuse in Iraq war
- Let's engage in dialogue about the war
- Scrutiny is the highest call of duty
- Seeking answers while supporting our troops
Voices Education Project
- Secrets: A Memoir of Vietnam and the Pentagon Papers: a review of Daniel Ellsberg's book
- imagining the enemy through the sights of my son's weapon
- Seeds of a dream
- 'Beacuse it's all relative'
- Haunting voice of 'O beautiful death'
- A son returns from war
- Remembering the fallen: A veteran’s Iraq war vigil
about me
I am a late arriving peace activist who finds time to write in the earliest of morning hours, after a cup of coffee and time to commune with the trees, or the darkness, depending upon the season. In the world we mistakenly imagine is real, I am an engineer in the fabled bureaucracy. In between, I enjoying kayaking and reading and wondering why we are here.
I have a son who recently completed his third tour in
Books that never let go:
James Hillman – The Soul’s Code, A Blue Fire, Re-visioning Psychology, Healing Fiction, the thought of the heart and the soul of the world
Thomas Moore – Care of the Soul, The Soul’s Religion, The Re-enchantment of Everyday Life, Dark Nights of the Soul
Rainer Maria Rilke – Letters to a Young Poet
Vine Deloria Jr. – God is Red
Daniel Ellsberg – Secrets
Favorite Quote: “The truer you are to your daimon, the closer you are to the death that belongs to your destiny.” ... James Hillman
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