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FROM MY CORNER:My 2024 Resolution

Howell Hurst Homelessness, Poverty

FROM MY CORNER My 2024 Resolution I resolve to keep asking why don’t all supposed Christians start behaving like Christians? Particularly, why don’t all of the 80% of Americans who polls claim are Christians get their members to organize and start sharing all work with all homeless and poor who need places to work and… continue reading »

FROM MY CORNER: Priority, Affordable Housing

Howell Hurst 2024 Presidential Election, American News, Consumerism, Corporate Avarice, Economy & Finance, Homelessness, People Politics, Poverty

Phase (3) Three: While we, through citizen ownership of the military/industrial complex, hold them accountable for every penny of the $$Trillions they tax us for defense; while we require all corporations share ownership and management with employees – let us also require government sell enough of its property to provide long-term mortgages to the bottom… continue reading »

FROM MY CORNER:I Love America Too

Howell Hurst American News, Corporate Avarice, Economy & Finance, Education, Humans, People, Poverty, Racial Abuse, Racism

You love America. I love America. We all love America. Even White Supremacists love America.  You can stand up in America and say whatever you want. You can say whatever you want – unless you advocate violent overthrow of the government. You can. I can. White Supremacists can. As long as you don’t advocate violence… continue reading »

FROM MY CORNER:A Footnote to History

Howell Hurst Climate & Environment, Consumerism, Corporate Avarice, Defense Spending, Economy & Finance, Homelessness, Humans, People Politics, Poverty, Putin, Refugees, Ukraine, War and Organized Mayhem, Women's Issues

As an extremely minor figure in America’s “blogging” community, not affiliated with any mainstream media institution, I do not spend time worrying about our media not publishing my writing. Mainstream media, dominated by media moguls’ gigantic multinational corporations, are so focused on their advertising goals that they have little time to notice what critical dissenters… continue reading »