N. Korea:
Srdja Trifkovic, Kim Jong-il, the Leader from Hell
The Dear Leader’s Death Creates Dangers and Hopes
Economics:
Kevin Carson, Don’t Put a State Ceiling on Rents; Abolish the State Floor Under Them
Gregor Macdonald, Why oil prices are killing the economy (EB)
Rob Hopkins, Can we manage without growth? An interview with Peter Victor. Part One (EB)
Simplifying Complexity (EB) - mp3
It’s the December Transition podcast! Community energy companies, farms and resource centres! (EB)
Bill McKibben, At last, a new story for the future (EB)
THOMAS H. NAYLOR, Deep Green Resistance
FPR: The Founding Gardeners
Buying Local Yields More Jobs, Stronger Communities
the spark that lights the stove by Charlotte Du Cann (EB)
She talks about Masanobu Fukuoka and uses work to support what approximates a vegetarian diet:
It takes time for the body, revved up by an exotic, highly processed, high-fat Western diet, to reorganise and recover its natural appetite. It takes time to learn how to absorb the kind of food Fukuoka (and several contemporary Western writers on food) are talking about: plenty of plants, not much meat, not much. It takes time to break habits and to let go of the complexity of diets and science in one’s mind and the emotional reactions caused by an unnatural way of life. To engage in a way of being where food is naturally limited by place and time.The problem with the Western diet is that it is high-fat? WAPF and paleo followers would beg to differ.
Ron Paul:
Paul Gottfried, Ron Paul's Moderate Foreign Policy
Education:
Oz Conservative: Rethinking Education for Boys
Catholic:
Divine Office at Le Barroux Online
Book Notice: Anton Baumstark - On the Historical Development of the Liturgy
Every Artist Should Buy and Read this Book: Techniques of Icon and Wall Painting, by Aidan Hart
Ordinations - I: a new Russian Greek Catholic priest
Ordinations - II. Two new priests for the Apostolic Administration of St. John Vianney in Campos
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