The real news is not simply that stuff gets declassified. The real news is that every day scholars seek more declassification of information through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) without seeking fame. It is from their efforts that we have a chance to broaden our understanding and not simply our talking points.
Tag Archives: Thought
Saith Me… Motivation
In my youth I exercised so I could eat more. With age I am learning to exercise so I can study more.
Saith Me… Rural Living
Saith Me… Believe in Yourself
Saith Me… Fact Check Rant
It is understandable that we may not have time to fact check every story that pops up in the news. However, it is appalling that inflammatory or sensational stories are so readily and eagerly shared by people who are not the authors and have not taken the time to check the basic facts. As dismayed as slanted media makes me, I am more dismayed by the people willing to share stories that are more tabloid than news, more lies than truth. In an age of information, it is discourteous to pass on incorrect material – regardless of what political agenda you may think will benefit from a “bit of exaggeration.”
Saith Me… Let the tears fall…
There are sorrows in life that one simply cannot avoid.
There are sorrows in life that through diligence can be avoided.
There are sorrows in life that arrive despite diligence.
When faced with sorrow, it is best to let the tears fall…
Saith Me… Finding the Positive
death-warmed-over has been replaced by subhuman – the day is looking up!
Saith Me… Intellectual Expulsion
When writing term papers, too much intellectual expulsion certainly can stimulate the need for a nap.
Saith Me… Pain or No Pain: That is the Question
The absence of pain is good, the inability to focus for more than 3 seconds is not so good.
But on the bright side, my kids find my sing-a-longs to 1980s music quite amusing.




