Molly Ivins, whose populist wit, humorous anecdotes and indominatable spirit, have been inspiration to PattyJo and I for many years, died today at her home in Austin Texas. She has battled with breast cancer since 1999.
Molly will be sorely missed, not only by us, but by the millions who have read and been lifted [...]

This film is one of those incredible European fantasies which is so much more than a mere fantasy. Set in Spain at the end of World War II, it is a multi-layered political and moral parable which takes place both in the faerie-land realm of young Ofelia (Ivana Baquero), and the parallel world of Franco’s brutal fascism.

Well, I’ve really done it, now. I’ve taken on yet one more unpaid project.
We’ve decided to host the Oregon Million Campaign Homepage here at Elohi Gadugi. For those who don’t know about the MCH, here is a little rundown.
Started in the U.K., the MCH aims to network hundreds of activist organizations and individuals who are [...]

There is a paper sack on the bench outside of Peet’s Coffee on 15th & Broadway. Should I call the police, a fireman, someone in the store? Report packages left unattended. There are terrorists hiding underground who come to the surface just long enough to leave packages on benches and train station platforms. Should I [...]

Another great piece of philosophizing from Bill Moyer.
Well, the long night of the junta is over, and Democrats are ebullient as they prepare to take charge of the multitrillion-dollar influence racket that we used to call the US Congress. Let them rejoice while they can, as long as they remember that while they ran some [...]