The Other Side of the Tracks: A Socially Speaking commentary October 25, 2011 By Perry Redd This should end the war in Libya. A war reported as “civil” for it was between the rebels opposing the infamous, longtime leader of Libya, now-deceased Moammar Gadhafi. Gadhafi was brutally killed last week by those pursuing him [...]
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Just A Bump In the Road
October 25, 2011
Posted in Politics, War, World Affairs |
Tags: America, Arab, Gadhafi, imperialism, injustice, Iran, Iraq, John McCain, Libya, muslim, NATO, Obama, oil, Sadaam, Syria, United States, war
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Illusion of Democracy
September 15, 2011The Other Side of the Tracks: A Socially Speaking commentary September 13, 2011 By Perry Redd This is all about the illusion. An illusion is a distortion of the senses, revealing how the brain normally organizes and interprets sensory stimulation. While illusions distort reality, they are generally shared by most people. An example is: “America [...]
Posted in Politics, Social Justice, War, World Affairs |
Tags: Attica, democracy, Gadhfi, humanitarian, illusion, Libya, Obama, Palestine, United Nations
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No Comparing Apples to Oranges
February 8, 2011The Other Side of the Tracks: A Socially Speaking commentary February 8, 2010 By Perry Redd This commentary will do one of two things: it will either open robust and earnest dialogue on matters of great import to Americans or it will draw the ire of self-important people who discount the experiences of others. Of [...]
Posted in Politics, Race, Social Justice, War, World Affairs |
Tags: AOL, Blacks, disparity, Holoocaust, Huffington, Jews, poor, Wealth
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Define “Winnable”
December 8, 2010The Other Side of the Tracks: A Socially Speaking commentary December 7, 2010 By Perry Redd We are witnessing a Battle At Little Bighorn in Congress over what to cut out of the budget to make our country fiscally sound. A battle of the bullshitters is really what it is. Tax cuts for the rich [...]
Posted in Corporate Watch, Politics, Social Justice, War, World Affairs |
Tags: afghanistan, capitalism, conservatives, ideology, misdirection, Republicans, war
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