Its easy to decry any US military action as imperialist
... but what our role is in international relations brings lots of questions..
For example:
What if we just allowed Gadaffi to continue bombing his own people? What is our role in preventing genocide? Is all military action bad in these cases?
Now that I've emerged from my symbolic journey through the desert that took place over the last few months, I need to start cracking away at a variety of topics that have sparked my interest lately. The timeliest of those topics is WikiLeaks, a site that I heard about a few weeks ago via an NPR column.
Last night I went to see the Crazies with a good friend of mine. The film begins with a show of a small American town, the setting of the film, burnt to the ground and abandoned. Then the screen goes black in which the credits appear on the screen that read TWO DAYS EARLIER.
Nearing the end of an adventurous, enlivening, and insightful journey here in Peru with my darling Andrea.
It´s been a time of making merry with the Peoples, breathing with the essences of so many lands, and receiving a bounty of foods and medicines to guide us in our transformation as Creatures of a Lush and Lively Earth * * *
"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
We are the ones we have been waiting for." — Hopi elders
