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Work 4 Peace,Hold All Life Sacred,Eliminate Violence! I am on my mobile version of the door-to-door, going town-to-town holding readings/gatherings/discussions of my book “But What Can I Do?” This is my often neglected blog mostly about my travels since 9/11 as I engage in dialogue and actions. It is steaming with my opinions, insights, analyses toward that end of holding all life sacred, dismantling the empire and eliminating violence while creating the society we want ALL to thrive in.

 

my blog posts

Sunrise, sunrise! We are half-way through our two week action here at Eagle Pass and Piedras Negras.
A quiet day on the border – no politicians, no 100’s of military visible
Beautiful Eagle Pass morning! Day 4 begins, cooler this morning..
I spot a walmart in Ohio, a big, important swing state. I pull into the parking lot in order to sadly repaint the numbers of u.s. dead on the back of the truck and guess at the number of Iraqi dead. As I hop down out of the truck,
I have a delivery in the boondocks of Wisconsin – north and a little west of Chicago. It is quite beautiful, very wooded and dark green, what I can see of it. It is getting late, the sun is setting and I’m losing another hour so won’t arrive
Not my opinion – ALL war is wrong but some human beings are not there yet.
I hunker down the whole day long at the huge Welcome Center here at the crossroads of I 25 and I 80. I work on trying to catch up on my blog and on this proposal, I hope to present at the DNC, for 10 days of action from 9/11 until the 21st, which is the national Day of Peace, hoping
I’ve made it to Laramie again! I enjoy coming here after making it thru the western part of Wyoming. I didn’t get one fuck you yet but there’s a general hostility that mixes with the fumes emanating from the asphalt. For one thing, there are too many white male cowboy types materializing among the beautiful reddish rocks and cliffs. Plus all my past experiences combine to make