Whose words?


By Gemencho: Critical theorists tell us Words come from ideas and not from dictionaries.   Words do not describe the same condition or experience to all people at all times and under all circumstances. For instance, hunger could mean a temporary discomfort that goes away at a moment’s notice, or a permanent condition that defines one’s life.   Rain is not understood the same way to a homeowner as it does to the homeless. Words are neither universal nor neutral.  They are historical and cultural.  They are relational terms.    Read More…

46% of the adult population express desire to move out

 

Gallup:  Gallup's Potential Net Migration Index finds Singapore, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, Canada, Switzerland, Australia, and Kuwait atop the list of countries that could see the highest net adult population growth from international migration.  …  New additions Comoros and Somaliland join Liberia, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Haiti, and Sierra Leone at the bottom of the list.  Read More…

U.S. Military Intervention in Africa: The New Blueprint for Global Domination


by Paul C. Wright:
Instead of large garrisons, the U.S. has is created a series of Forward Operating Locations (FOLs). FOLs are “smaller, cheaper, and can thus be more plentiful. In short, the FOL can lie in wait with a low carrying cost until a crisis arrives, at which point it can be quickly expanded to rise to whatever the occasion demands.” [19] Arrangements have been made with several countries, north, south, east, and west, including Gabon, Kenya, Mali, Morocco, Tunisia, Namibia, Sao Tome, Senegal, Uganda, Ethiopia, and Zambia. [20] Read More…



Kenya arrests 89 Ethiopians

Capital FM Kenya: Police raided a residential house in the outskirts of Nairobi early Wednesday and arrested 89 Ethiopian immigrants.  Read More…