We’re in quarantine, and what is there to do besides lots of TV, movies, online surfing, gaming, and reading. A couple of friends recommended the…
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Tag: History
I’m not Queer. I’m Gay. Clinically, I suppose Homosexual. But, I’m not Queer. I was recently chastised for not “being woke” and “accepting my Queer…
Forbidden Thoughts, editor Jason Rennie (2017). This book got a lot of play in the last year or so as “Milo” rose to (in)fame with…
The brunt of my reading over the last many weeks since my last post (and it actually started before that last post) was binge reading…
What have we this time around? You look at the title, Bread Wine Chocolate, and you’re already engaged. I mean, what’s not to like? Clearly…
A selection out of what I’ve been reading recently. They don’t really need an introduction. I like Charles Pierce’s writing, and he often hits the…
Joffe, Josef (2013-11-04). The Myth of America’s Decline: Politics, Economics, and a Half Century of False Prophecies Quite possibly the best debunking of the misuse…
Two Thousand Seven Hundred and Eleven Leaves
Published by Dan P. on Saturday, January 4, 2020The Talmud. You might have heard of it, you might not. I grew up knowing that it existed, but within the Reform and Conservative Jewish…