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Politics, Letters, Persons

James Livingston

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I Am Alypius

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This is an update of a post from last December, when the images on offer from the Pentagon were only video clips of barely discernible boats being obliterated by drone strikes. Now Pete Hegseth invites us to watch a public execution of a...

9 days ago
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Reading the Leaves

My two last entries on the experience of our so-called health care system. But first, some random thoughts triggered by everyday idiocy and occasional insight, both oF which are to be found by reading and watching the news. Somebody’s gotta...

17 days ago
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Being in Time

I posted what follows at Facebook soon after I got up this morning, thinking that I am finally, measurably on the mend. The swelling and the pain are receding; and by now injecting the antibiotics directly into my bloodstream has become a f...

25 days ago
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In and Out of Hospital

.SEPTEMBER 19. Final thoughts on this absurd episode. The principal threat to public health in this country, with or without RFK’s antic lunacy, is the so-called health care system. The hospital is a life-threatening environment in every se...

a month ago
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In Hospital

SEPTEMBER 17. Home today equipped with DIY intravenous trailer (a “midlne”) to which I’ll plug in three times a day for a direct does of antibiotics. Like an older-model cyborg who needs the battery charged frequently to keep working.

Tha...

a month ago
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