Categories
Subscribe to Deep Politics
-
Recent Posts
- Obama-Holder’s “Justice” Dept Seizes Major Media Phone Records – including Home Phone Records (and don’t forget Obama-Alexander’s NSA tapes your every Phone Call.)
- Triple Standard – Some Lives are Worth More. More Deaths Are Not Newsworthy
- David Walton Concludes a Gracious, Giving Life in China
- Pacific Grove Illegal-Pension-Gift Signatures Turned In
- Kampe Closely Following in Potter’s Harmful Wake
Administrivia & Subscribing
Author Archives: David
Bush vs. Obama: Who is More Wrong-Wing ?
Who is More Wrong-Wing — Bush or Obama ? (c) Copyright 2012 David Dilworth If George W. Bush was “the worst US President” – Why is Barack Obama continuing, and even increasing, many of Bush’s most repulsive actions of Preemptive … Continue reading
Fukoshima Blue Flashes and Neutron Beams = Criticality Accident (Fission)
There are three alarming things observed at Fukoshima, that aren’t getting much US media attention: Blue Flashes, 13 separate Neutron emission detections and radioactive Chlorine.
Your Constitutional Right to Loiter
Ever seen a sign saying “Loitering Forbidden by Law?” Intimidating right? Well that’s the intent. Property owners and police prefer that you don’t hang around. You might be surprised to learn you have a Constitutional Right to Loiter that those … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights, Your Rights
Leave a comment
Are Wired Telephones Going Extinct Soon?
Here’s an article explaining how ATT wants the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to set a timeline to halt use of wired phones.
Posted in Consumer Protection, Good Products
Leave a comment
Japan’s Radioactive Fallout Long Term
It appears the radioactive fallout from the multiple nuclear plant failures will continue leaking for months. Japan nuclear plant could continue to release dangerous radiation for several months Another article gives a good overview and map of the leaks. It … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Radioactivity
Leave a comment
Radioactivity Explained – Harm Thresholds (in plain English)
Curies, Becquerels, Grays, Sieverts, rad, rem, roentgen . . . Can you explain the meaning of nuclear radiation levels from the Japanese nuclear meltdown crisis? Can you figure out how much radioactivity is dangerous? This article explains the three major … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Physics, Radioactivity
1 Comment
Not Facebook – Try “One Social Web” or Diaspora
US President Obama warned high-school students in Virginia September 2009 — “Be careful about what you post on Facebook, because in the YouTube age whatever you do will be pulled up later somewhere in your life.” “They trust me [with … Continue reading
Radiation or Radioactivity ?
Mainstream news stories almost always confuse radiation and radioactive (materials), which are significantly different things. Radiation means visible light and its cousins: electromagnetic waves including X-rays, gamma rays and radio waves. Radioactive means those physical materials which emit ionizing … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Physics, Radioactivity
Leave a comment
“Sustainable” Pacific Grove vs Our Environment ?
Recently a group of people, most new to our community, started several local groups often including the term “Sustainable” in their name; e.g. Sustainable Pacific Grove. Their main activities seem to concern energy and trash reduction, and shopping / buying … Continue reading
Posted in Bad Political Acts
2 Comments
Japan’s Radioactive Fallout Approaching Chernobyl’s
Up until yesterday, the radiation from the failed Japanese Nuclear power plants has been described a as far from the amount released by Chernobyl. Experts typically opined by describing the danger along the lines of : “I don’t know how … Continue reading
Bogus Logic Used to Justify Lazy Reporting
Newspaper writers and editors often defend incompetent reporting with scrofulous logic — “Both sides were angry so it must have been a good article.” Publishing gibberish would also anger both sides of any controversial issue; and that takes no effort … Continue reading
Doing Nothing Beats Doing Wrong
“Doing Nothing is Always Superior to Doing Something Wrong” – David Dilworth, March 2011 You’ll probably not guess who is my favorite President (since I’ve reached voting age) or why.
Posted in Doing Good, Education, Philosophy
1 Comment
Obama Starts War with Libya – Peace Prize Should Be Revoked
Actions Speak Louder Than Words US President Barak Obama started a War with Libya on Sunday March 19, 2011. At first the President Obama fired 110 Tomahawk Cruise-missiles on Libya, then on Monday a US fighter jet crashed in Libya. … Continue reading
Posted in Bad Political Acts, War Crimes
Leave a comment
Part 1: What’s the difference between a Forest Ecologist, a Biologist, a Forester, an Arborist, and a Horticulturist ?
Copyright 2003-2011 David Dilworth An Ecologist is explicitly trained in the health of the interdependence of all biota in an ecosystem. A forest ecologist is trained in the health of interdependence of forest biota. While Biologists generally care about biota, … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Leave a comment
Part II: Herald’s Livernois – Censoring, Slander and Bullying?
This is Part 2 of a report on HOPE’s first meeting with the Gary Omernick, President of The Herald, Monterey’s local daily newspaper. A primary subject on our agenda is the Herald’s 7 year long complete news and editorial blackout … Continue reading
Posted in Censorship, Media, Media vs Public Interests
2 Comments
How Many Deaths are Caused by Doctors and Hospitals?
Preventable American Deaths Yearly 435,000 Tobacco 365,000 Poor Diet and Physical Inactivity 100,000 – 200,000 Medical Error Deaths Estimates range from 40,000 to 98,000 to 200,000 “Iatrogenic” means Doctor caused Deaths “A handful” = The number of doctors removed from … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Leave a comment
Herald’s News Story Gatekeeper Livernois Disgusted with Public Commenting at Government Meetings
Did you ever wonder why newspaper stories are biased in favor of government and business — and against public interests ? Well, we got a rare insight in a Herald blog article by Joe Livernois. Livernois is the Herald’s “City … Continue reading
Posted in Censorship, Media, Media vs Public Interests
2 Comments
Protected: Part 2: What’s the difference between a Forest Ecologist, a Biologist, a Forester, an Arborist, and a Horticulturist ?
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Posted in Uncategorized
Enter your password to view comments.
Part I: Was the Herald’s Letter-Editor Royal Calkins Caught Censoring & BlackListing, then Lying to Cover it up?
(c) Copyright 2009-2011 David Dilworth “I’ll never print anything from you.” – Royal Calkins After HOPE received an unusually high number of Herald political censorship complaints (on top of their complete lack of response to HOPE’s carefully written Better Water … Continue reading
Posted in Censorship, Media, Media vs Public Interests
3 Comments
Carmel Pine Cone Publisher Paul Miller Now Censoring Art
Its hard to find any political issue the Carmel Pine Cone Publisher Paul Miller and I agree upon. His loathing for environmental protection, the laws protecting it, and his sucking up to Clint Eastwood and his Pebble Beach Company forest … Continue reading
Posted in Censorship, Media
1 Comment
Carmel Pine Cone’s Paul Miller – Wrong Again: Apparently Cell Phones Can Cause Head Tumors
Cell Phones Causing Head Tumors (c) Copyright 2011 David Dilworth Update May 31, 2011: “Finally-The First Official Recognition that Cell-Phones Could Cause Brain Cancer” It is unfortunate that it is necessary to disprove Paul Miller’s January 14, 2011 (unsigned) editorial … Continue reading