One of the stories from the French Revolution is about what Queen Marie Antoinette said of the peasants’ inability to buy bread: . . . → Read More: Let Them Eat Cake
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One of the stories from the French Revolution is about what Queen Marie Antoinette said of the peasants’ inability to buy bread: . . . → Read More: Let Them Eat Cake  Comments are closed  Blog  civilization, economies, for, French, French revolution, gain the world, history, history repeats, Jesus, let them eat cake, Marie Antoinette, migration, New Testament, parable of the talents, parables, Planet B, poor, Queen Marie Antoinette, redistribution, refugees, revolution, rich, rich and poor, social welfare, tax breaks, warfare, wealthy I knew that it had been a while since my last posting, but I had no idea how long it had been. John Lennon is usually given credit for saying that “life is what happens while you are making other plans,” which is included in the lyrics for Beautiful Boy, written for his son, Sean. Since my last blog, we’ve had two major holidays (Christmas and New Year’s), and more than a month has slipped away while I was busy making other plans. And shoveling snow. It is, after all, winter in Michigan…. We have had some winter weather . . . → Read More: Time Flies Comments are closed Blog Barbara Marx Hubbard, Big Enders, Catholics, changes, Christianity, Co-Creation, conflicts, corporate ethics, corporate profits, corporations, Elizabeth Kolbert, end-of-times, Evolutionary, humanity, Hundred Years War, John Lennon, Jonathan Swift, Life, life is what happens, Little Enders, military, modern technologies, New Testament, no-peeing end of the pool, North Pole, oceans, partisan divide, plastic waste, pollution, primitive concepts, profit, Protestants, resources, Sixth Extinction, snow blower, South Pole, time flies, Tom Lehrer, tribal affiliations, winter weather |
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