She's expecting kits, but the fierce winter threatens to starve MOONLIGHT and her mate. NOTCH EAR can find no prey, nothing to eat. He labors half a night to remove snow and ice covering a cache of food stored during better times. Panting, chest heaving, he claws at the dirt and screeches in rage when he detects the scent of thieves. He removes the last frozen dirt used to conceal his precious meat. The cache is empty. Coyotes have been here first. With a fresh blizzard howling, Notch Ear journeys toward humans' dens where he can scavenge from their refuse--if only he can cross the car-way...
She's expecting kits, but the fierce winter threatens to starve MOONLIGHT and her mate. NOTCH EAR can find no prey, nothing to eat. He labors half a n...
Surprisingly, our laws dictate that corporations cannot serve the greater good and cannot act altruistically. This not only sets corporations apart from humans, it is contrary to the entire purpose of the United States of America. While many people may act selfishly, they can choose otherwise. Corporations have no such choice. They must serve their only lawful purpose, which is to generate profit for their their shareholders, even when that requires injuring or killing humans, or destroying Earth's climate. Such consequences are the rule, not the exception. Corporations lobby to continue...
Surprisingly, our laws dictate that corporations cannot serve the greater good and cannot act altruistically. This not only sets corporations apart fr...
By law, corporations must act outside human moral constructs, exhibiting qualities we ascribe to fictional Robots run amok. They control every human enterprise, manipulating government, our purchasing decisions, even our religious beliefs. They have concentrated most of our wealth into the hands of a few thousand people, gutting the Middle Class.
Most Americans recognize the inequity but argue about where to lay blame. Free trade Immigrants Muslims Republicans malign Democrats, who blame Republicans. Others condemn the godless, who chide the God-fearing. Tens of millions of us...
By law, corporations must act outside human moral constructs, exhibiting qualities we ascribe to fictional Robots run amok. They control every huma...
