No….not this again….
Monthly Archives: May 2014
Oilsands critic Desmond Tutu heads to Alberta
Bishop Tutu “gets” it–God is not separated from all that is here.
Indigenous Protesters Clash with Brazil Police
Hundreds protest outside World Cup stadium in capital over plans to shrink size of some reserves for indigenous groups.
from Al Jazeera via Earth First! Newswire, May 28, 2014
Indigenous protesters in traditional dress squared against Brazilian police mounted on horses in the country’s capital, just outside a new football stadium that will host World Cup matches this year.
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Good Night, Woman.
Flame retardant in old couches, carpets poses risk to kids’ IQs
Kerry challenges NSA leaker Edward Snowden to ‘man up’
I think the American people have already accepted what Snowden did as a heroic act. He knew what he was getting into, and still went through with it. He doesn’t have to make his case to us…especially since Congress is not willing to listen to us and stop this violation of the Fourth Amendment. Why would they listen to Snowden?
Thankful for John Ewing
John Ewing wrote a brilliant article called “Mathematical Intimidation.” If you haven’t read it, please do. It demolishes VAM. He calls on mathematicians to speak out. And at Brown, we read here, he spoke out:
“John Ewing, Executive Director of the American Mathematical Society and President of Math for America, was the speaker at a Brown commencement forum today. He spoke to a packed audience on the question, “Is There an Education Crisis?” Since it’s unlikely that the media was there for this one, here’s a synopsis for those following the public education debate:
“Ewing briefly described the various reports going back to 1958 that proclaimed the so-called crisis, and listed the forces that benefit from keeping it “in the forefront of the news”: politicians; the education/industrial complex; and that aspect of the American character that likes a crisis because a crisis “demands action and demands it now.”
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Helping bees
On to lighter subjects…
A member on the organic farmers’ list posted a message about helping a bee that is on the ground. If they’re on the ground, that doesn’t necessarily mean they are dead or dying–it probably means they are dead tired from gathering pollen and are resting. You can help it by mixing up a little sugar water to help it regain its strength.
Just thought I’d pass this along–
More on Eliot Rodgers – past criminal acts
…and the evidence continues to mount on Eliot Rodgers’ hatred towards women and his previous acts of violence and aggression.
Why was this allowed to go on for so long?
CNN explores the backlash of Elliot Rodger’s misogyny
Well, now…CNN still has some chops:
The former video of Elliot Rodger has been made “private” now, so one cannot view his rant on how deserving he is of women’s attention and sex. One cannot see the blatant sense of entitlement. Nor his viewing women as objects for his personal pleasure.
I love that CNN explored this topic–one that women deal with on a daily basis, but has been ignored by mainstream media…well, ANY media, be it liberal or conservative. Women’s concerns, up to now, have been ignored or if any attention is given to it, their concerns are belittled to be insignificant. Elliot Rodger is a product of the rape culture–I’ll take what I want if she won’t give it to me willingly.
My other posts on rape culture:
A father is harassed after his daughter is not only raped, but bullied afterwards.
Promoting rape culture in popular media. And...joking about raping others….
The police ask “why didn’t you try to get away?” when she is beaten within an inch of her life.
In India.
In France.
In Australia.
Native American women, who, until very recently, could be raped without retribution.
Boasting about rape on social media.
They’re only raping prostitutes…
The alleged abuse of Terry Richardson….and how he’s allowed to get away with his predatory behavior by those that employ him and even praise him.
Lastly, the alleged abuse of Dylan Farrow by Woody Allen.
Eagle 
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