Paul Haeder, Author

writing, interviews, editing, blogging

I was asked to appear on What’s Left?, a podcast put on by three fellows, all identifying as socialist, and all concerned about the shut down of critical thinking, alternative narratives and questioning. In many cases, What’s Left? could be questioning the scientism of today’s Corona Craziness, and then looking at the madness of the …

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Without promotion, something terrible happens — nothing: P.T. Barnum I talk about this a lot — the valuelessness of celebrity culture, and how rampant that disease is with corporate TV, corporate news (sic), corporate music, corporate sports, corporate entertainment in general, movies specifically. But ‘celebrity culture’ is also part and parcel the Media valorizing war …

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1) White multimillionaires working for billionaires who work for multibillionaires whose main objective is total control of all forms of human exchanges, from school, to family, from work to recreation, from medicine to nutrition, all of it, through their evil orifices. What do we give the world now, those of us in the 80 percent …

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Of course, duh, the USA would never ever use insects, poisons, toxins, bacteria, prions, viruses, and nucleotides (and propaganda) to exact economic and human revenge on the USA’s list of enemies!!!!! But first, here we have more of these sick billionaires, and of course, we have to hear about and see it: From the goofier …

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August 31, 2005 “[T]hese Falls, which have fallen further, which sit dryand quiet as a graveyard now? These Falls are that placewhere ghosts of salmon jump, where ghosts of women mourntheir children who will never find their way back home…” — Sherman Alexie, from “The Place Where Ghosts of Salmon Jump” One of the greatest …

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August 12, 2005 As climate cooled 40 to 20 million years ago, streams and rivers decreased in nutrient productivity, and so the sciences says that freshwater fish went anadromous and developed a sea-going life cycle as oceans became rich sources of food. In this part of the America, the salmon’s evolution linked and adapted to …

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July 28, 2005 “A world where the salmon cannot live may be a world in which man cannot live either.” — Anthony Netboy, The Salmon: Their Fight for Survival The epic journey of some wild salmon species, from homebred gravel beds in Montana, to the Pacific through veins of rivers and streams that hit desert …

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