
Working class environmental and social justice activist with all the associated sociological weirdness. I will use every non-violent tool in the toolbox to get to a future where all can thrive. And I have lots of big ideas I like to share.
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The other night, the term ‘externality’ came to me as the next thing I wanted to write about. I can think of so many externalities, and their consequences, right now. Everything from wars, to AI data centres, to the way we treat each other....
As a working class person, I grew up believing that my country, Canada, was non-racist. I would befriend anyone who I could connect with regardless of their race, religion or identity. I still do. That is my normal.
My world was rocked whe...
Ever since Israel began its most aggressive genocide almost three years ago I’ve been obsessed with geopolitical issues.
What I couldn’t wrap my head around was western support for Israel, even as we saw the gruesome details of its genoci...
With the global situation being tumultuous in so many ways — geopolitically, environmentally, societally — it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, depressed and despondent. But something that will help us to reach a better emotional state, and a bet...
The writing’s on the wall. The west is losing what has become a global proxy war.
This will not be obvious to people who pay attention to mainstream news, since those who control our media are doing all they can to promote a different nar...
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Working class social justice and environmental activist with all the weird sociological trimmings. I will use every non-violent tool in the toolkit to defend our planet and the life she supports.
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