The only kinds of fights worth fighting are those you’re going to lose, because somebody has to fight them and lose and lose and lose until someday, somebody who believes as you do wins. — I. F. Stone by Paul Haeder / July 7th, 2021 I am of the opinion that people have the right …
We interview Paul Haeder, a radical Marxist from the Pacific Northwest with his own ideas about what is going on to drive the 4th Industrial Revolution and the Great Reset. He shares his views with us this week. Check it out! We interview Paul Haeder, a radical Marxist from the Pacific Northwest with his own …
The more a daughter knows the details of her father’s life… the stronger the daughter. by Paul Haeder / July 2nd, 2021 Balance. Inside out, outside in. From science driven diving, environmental warrior in the 1970s — in AZ, in Mexico, in the Sea of Cortez — to small-town daily newspaperman: Tucson, Bisbee, Wilcox, Sierra …
for my Chinese-American godson by Paul Haeder / June 26th, 2021 she was foreigncalled a foreignerShanghai to El Pasosmall town comparedto China counterpartshe came with old husband53 and she 27father and mother lefton mainland, she traveledlike billions haveseeking something, an idea one day a familysafety, her life of healingsmall business, sonand daughterthey had a sonthe …
Duties — Teacher, US Forest Service, Yachats, OR Summary This position is located on the Angell Forest Service Job Corps Civilian Center in Yachats, OR. The incumbent is responsible for providing classroom instruction to students in a variety of academic subjects. For more information about the duties of this position, please contact BBF at: @usda.govor 541-547- …
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Is it surprising that prisons resemble factories, schools, barracks, hospitals, which all resemble prisons? — Michel Foucault, 1975, Discipline and Punishment by Paul Haeder / June 19th, 2021 Note — I’ve updated this, added to it, fixed some typos (not in the business of teaching composition 101 and 201 with effing MLA, APA, Chicago style …
Oscar Wilde observed that “nowadays people know the price of everything and the value of nothing,” by Paul Haeder / June 14th, 2021 It is indeed a tale of many cities, worlds, perspectives, and then we have beliefs and morals. Add to that alternative and ulterior modes of realities, and we have a virtual Babel’s …
No excessive baggage (history, culture, experience, logic) allowed on this bullet train Oh, the time I have, putting in application after application, for a job. A job, that’s a double-edged word. What is that job without a jab. Now, one year-plus, perfectly accepted that the restaurant or retail outlet or any manner of “job” can …
The Symbol of Our Age — Sea Snot! by Paul Haeder / May 27th, 2021 There are a thousands images each hour, if one were to scour the world wide net, and the news services, wires, that would put a pit in the stomach of any humane human. You have one 9 minute video of …
