Monday, November 14, 2011

Items of Interest, 14 November 2011

Andrew Bacevich, Big Change Whether We Like It or Not

Jack Hunter, Do We Have a Constitution or Not?

Roy Campbell: Knight-Errant of The Permanent Things by Stephen Masty

James Howard Kunstler, Rudderless
I don't have much to say about Penn St.-Joe Paterno-Jerry Sandusky. Rod Dreher has written a lot on this. I think Mr. Kunstler has nailed it with respect to college athletics and the state of American higher education.

Gary North, The Coming Break-Up of the Nation-State (via Rebellion)

Thomas Fleming, USA Comes to Defence of London

Once I Was a Clever Boy: God Bless the Prince of Wales


Localization:
FPR Conference Video Now Available (YT Channel for Mt. Saint Mary)

Here Is The Audacious 'Strong Towns' Essay That Called The Suburbs A Ponzi Scheme

Another interview with Richard Heinberg: At Growth's End by Justin Ritchie & Seth Moser-Katz (EB) - mp3

Rob Hopkins, The Introduction to ‘The Transition Companion’

Occupy your life by Joanne Poyourow (EB) - featuring Vandana Shiva.
Related: Navdanya

Rod Dreher, Young farmers: Hard row to hoe
Tell me about it! Can't break into farming without a substantial investment and something else to fall back on while you're learning...

John Robb, Resilient Community: Why You Need to Work Online
How long will this be an option?

Economy:
Down with the Eurozone by Nouriel Roubini

Fabius Maximus, Who caused the housing crisis? Why do people not believe all the studies?

The Automatic Earth: November 14 2011: The Growth Paradigm Has Become An Embarrassment

Learning to live like kings: The college students who live in MANSIONS (with pools and jacuzzis) for as little as $200-a-month

Size of the US underground economy by Stuart Staniford (EB)

WW2:
Peter Hitchens, All Hell Let Loose – Max Hastings on the ‘Good War’

(More from Peter Hitchens: This Government, like all before it, will only be happy when we have... The UK No Border Agency)

Feminism:
Gee, the life of a wage slave isn't that glamorous? What a bunch of whiners.
Why Millennial Women Are Burning Out At Work By 30
"Karma is a b*tch, but Mother Nature is an even bigger one."

Welmer, An Idea for Occupiers

F. Roger Devlin, Rotating Polyandra and Its Enforces, Parts 1 and 2

Music:
Your interview with Merle Haggard

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