Several readers immediately responded to my previous Blog about the attorney who verbally attacked my beginning Blog on the ‘Origin of the Corporate Nation.’ Attorney Don Muncy called me to task for, “Painting us [attorneys] with too broad a brush.” He further remarked: “I disagree that lawyers, per se, are the problem or created the… continue reading »

Before I continue my thoughts about the Origin of the Corporate Nation, I feel it necessary to deal with another issue. I will continue my specific thoughts on the Origin of the Corporate Nation tomorrow. If you will patiently read the following, I believe you will understand why I have taken the time to write… continue reading »

Descending the astonishing high Rocky Mountains in Idaho toward the Pacific Ocean in California, one is abruptly stunned mute by a mesmerizingly beautiful small valley. Once it was home to the Nez Perce, the Native American tribe who had occupied it in relative peace for several thousand years. Today this valley is home to less… continue reading »

Temporarily, I am depressed. It’s not a clinical depression. It’s not a financial depression. It’s, rather, a cynical citizen’s depression. It’s brought on by the realization that dividing America into Red and Blue states is ridiculous. Why? Because it is a politically manufactured phenomenon causing most of us to cling to uselessly outdated Liberal or… continue reading »

Too many readers of my Blogs about our Corporate Nation are responding too literally. I have not attempted to identify the first battle of the Nez Perces with our US Cavalry as the specific origin of our modern Corporate Country. Back up and look at this incident as an example of an attitude. The attitude… continue reading »