Stages: A Poem
A poem that evokes the poignancy of a short-lived illusion.
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Evolving: A Poem
A poet can make beauty out of the ugliest things on earth.
Meditation on the Fear and Fact of Death
But reading this will make you feel very much alive.
Oil, War, and Patriotism
Excerpt from the book War Made Invisible: How America Hides the Human Toll of Its Military Machine.
Building Herd Immunity to Truth: More on RFK Jr.’s Anti-Vax Crusade
When you look at some of Kennedy’s statements, and then check their veracity — you may get a surprise.
Great Quotes on Lies, Liars, and Lying
A collection of witty insights on lying, some of which are stunning in their perception. We have posted this before, but the subject is always relevant. But what would they have said about George Santos?
Hispanic Heritage Month: What the US Did to Guatemala
As we celebrate what Hispanic Americans have given to the world, we look back at what was taken from them, using the tragic story of Guatemala as an example.
WhoWhatWhy’s Best of Memorial Day 2022
As we remember and mourn those who died in various wars, we also need to remember how these wars came about. You may think you know, but you may be surprised by what you read here.
On JFK: Washington Post Deserves Pinocchio Award
Want to see clear-cut, documented proof that one of the nation’s greatest newspapers recently published a glaring falsehood on the Kennedy assassination?
Tragically Funny Quotes on Democracy
Devastatingly accurate comments on democracy in America — and so relevant it’s scary!
Celebrating Creativity: Mysteries in Charcoal by James Williams
Join this artist as he takes a deep dive into the dark recesses of his mind, where he creates images out of ashes.
Sirhan May Go Free — But Truth on the Kennedy Assassinations Remains Locked Up
The discussion of Sirhan Sirhan’s possible release elides important questions about a deeply flawed investigation into the murder of Robert F. Kennedy.