A whole lot of everything. History, religion, war, and others. Bipolar and the healing power of writing.
If you have a stance that we can't leave a war because it dishonors the sacrifice that the dead soldiers have made. There can only be two options. Either you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about and you simply parrot what you are told to parrot. Or you are selfish. You want revenge. …
Continue reading Through the fog of war – Dear America, you love genocide and dead American soldiers
We read history from English point of view as truth. From quite far back, science and such in abundance. Yet, as short ago as native American culture, we classified all of their histories as fable and folk tales. It is because, at the heart of it, the view is only of two main classes. The …
Link to the third interview episode on DHP Link to the second interview episode on DHP Link to the first interview episode on DHP Notes for the DHP interview episode The DHP description of the episode Once again, CJ is joined by US Army veteran BT to talk about BT’s experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan. …
Continue reading Third interview on the Dangerous History Podcast. Episode 159.
Suspicion and paranoia rule the attitude of Nation's, States, and our subversives. Billions are pumped into the newest weapons, While we face enemies who use a low-tech guerrilla warfare modus The same upon which we founded this nation We wield the hammer and exercise its terrible power Employed were the same techniques to smash …
Link to the third interview episode on DHP Link to the second interview episode on DHP Link to the first interview episode on DHP Notes for the DHP interview episodes From ProfCJ's description of the episode. This is the second part of my conversation with BT, a US Army veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan, …
Continue reading Interview #2 on The Dangerous History Podcast. Episode 156.
Link to the third interview episode on DHP Link to the second interview episode on DHP Link to the first interview episode on DHP Notes for the DHP interview episodes Description from ProfCJ and the Dangerous History Podcast... This episode is part 1 of CJ’s discussions with a longtime DHP listener & US Army veteran …
Continue reading Interview #1 on The Dangerous History Podcast episode 155
Foreword: The following was a conversation I had with a former officer from my unit when I deployed for Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2006 - 2007. I had respect for this officer, he had suggested that I should become an officer early in my career. This was not a path that I took, …
My philosophy exercise is a single writing session where I go with an idea and once I am finished, I post it without rewrites, except to correct spelling. We cannot pretend to be a morally superior country and people when we allow torture in the name of national defense. The truth has been in America's …
Here is the link to my first interview on The Dangerous History Podcast. Below are my notes on the podcast. They are an outline, so the context is lost, without hearing the episode. I am posting this for anyone interested in the sources I utilized as well as the many statistics I quote in the …
Continue reading Notes for ProfCJ’s Dangerous History Podcast. Episode 1.
The whole article can be found at the following link. From the article... "There's firmer evidence, he says, that nerve agents mess with the mind. Studies of the Aum Shinrikyo survivors link exposure “even at really low doses” to symptoms such as nightmares, headaches, drowsiness, confusion, memory deficits, irritability, and depression—a syndrome called organophosphorus-ester-induced …
