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Monthly Archive: February 2012

February 25th, 2012

Losing the War in Afghanistan by Shear Stupidity

. We have spent billions of dollars and lost thousands of U.S. lives and now the whole enterprise may be lost by an Afghan Spring of our own ‘accidental’ making.

Posted in Commentary on Current Events, Commentary on World Events, Make the Best of Any Situation | Tags: Afghanistan, impact on foreign policy, lack of cultural awareness, losing the war in Afghanistan by shear stupidity, Quran burning

February 20th, 2012

Gold Country Treasure

The California Gold Rush! Few eras of history have been more exciting or more intriguing. It forever changed California. But, what lasting impact was there in northern California where it all happened?

Posted in Book Reviews, Enjoying the Moment | Tags: Bill Teie, CA, gold rush history, History of a Place Called Rescue, history of Rescue, northern California history

February 12th, 2012

Syria, one of the most interesting places on earth

The few weeks I spent in Syria were fascinating and enriching. I shudder to think of what is happening now to that country.

Posted in Commentary on World Events, Travel Short Stories | Tags: archaeology, hospitality, Syria, Syrian trouble, travel

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Monthly Archive: February 2012

Losing the War in Afghanistan by Shear Stupidity

Gold Country Treasure

Syria, one of the most interesting places on earth

Recent Posts

Manhattan in the late 30s–a stylish novel setting

Arcadia–Growing up in a commune

Sailboat Rescued in the Marquesas

Recent Comments

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