- Addams-Melman House (AMH) housemate Karen Wainberg returned home today from Washington DC after attending the Climate Change rally that organizers say drew nearly 50,000. Karen stayed at the Dorothy Day Catholic Worker House in DC which she loved and she raved about hanging out with Kathy Boylan and all the others who live there. While at the CW House Karen ran into our long-time Florida friend John Linnehan. She told us the march and rally were in freezing cold but was thrilled by the experience.
- Over the weekend we had very high winds and cold here with a touch of snow. Outside our house looks like wind-swept sand dunes this morning that I used to play on when my family lived in Ft. Walton Beach, Florida. No similarities in the outside temperature though.
- We have a high school exchange student staying with us for a few days. He is from Spain and is attending the local high school here in Bath. Along with him we've had a local girl with us for the weekend - someone who has been a friend since we moved to Bath six years ago. MB and I took them both bowling today. A fun time.
- This morning I did a radio interview on the Washington DC-based program called Clearing the Fog which is hosted by stellar activists Kevin Zeese and Margaret Flowers. Also on the show was former Veteran For Peace president Elliott Adams who lives in upstate New York. We talked about Korea, nuclear weapons, Obama's "pivot" into the Asia-Pacific, space weapons technology, and more. You can listen to the show here
- Tomorrow (Tuesday) night I do my own weekly radio show with partner Peter Woodruff on WBOR in Brunswick. The two hour show begins at 6:00 pm and we'll be talking about climate change and playing music related to that subject. You can pick up the show live here
Bruce Gagnon is coordinator of the Global Network Against Weapons & Nuclear Power in Space.
He offers his own reflections on organizing and the state of America's declining empire....
Monday, February 18, 2013
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