American Lit
Andrew BeatonAmerican Lit departs from Cold War HR R&D, and meanders in and out of coastal defense systems, more past than present. American Lit is a prankster photon influenced publication, drafted by an imperfect human.
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Don’t Leave it to Leo
Two great Popes back-to-back. How about that? I am not Catholic: I am a Democratic Socialist because I am not an idiot or a hypocrite.
Almost 25 years ago, when I had to, I chose to put Buddhism on my dog tags in place of religion. As a h...
CEO Pay and Skullduggery
I am not now, nor ever have I been, an employee of the US government or any of its agencies, knowingly. I am grateful to be alive at all after more than half a century of participation in multiple facets of what was the Anglo-American comma...
The Heat is On
Long ago I spent a lot of time thinking about the auto industry in the 1970s. The US got sloppy in the post war years in many ways. I recall a Ford - Honda program I imagined to rehab US auto manufacturing. I named the joint venture Fonda....
Beyond the Syndicate’s Compassionless Idiots
The house we know all too well, always wins. That house exists a speck within an infinite universe. I prefer to call her, her or she, but for those who resist gender, Nature. Reality also works fine for me. I am comfortable with God, Nature...
We Were Better Off When They Needed Us
I chose to face it. This former colonial enterprise has never been free or just for all of us. I chased that carrot and felt the stick, before I came to realize that I was tricked. We all were tricked. Factual history has been continuously...
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American Lit is adrift, all drafts...a work in progress. Some of it goes into or comes out of projects based on more than half a century's field work. I am an imperfect, damaged, (M.A. (T) Rutgers University Newark, NJIT, Cold War survivor.
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