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Jack Trib
http://jacktrib.blogspot.com/
This blog has commentary and news about green politics and politics in general. My motto of my blog is "Together we can make a difference..." I provide green activism links and videos on my site as well.
- Added on: Jul 7th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: JackTrib
- Listed in: Green Politics Democratic
- Tags: politics environment youth Democrat activism green
Recent Posts
Reflections on President Obama\'s Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech: A new foreign policy for a new decade
President Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech emphasized a new tone in the morality and goals of war, and ultimately a change in American foreign policy. Now while D...
Letter to the Youth of the world
I read this letter, specifically entitled to the Young Freethought blog, as a letter to all young rational people. We aren't the only ones who think after all. Well thank you to the Young Free Thought for allowing me to republish the letter to you, ...
Random poem: Nature
Nature, a victim to the wills of humanity,Yet, needed for man’s sanity.So is the pact, That keeps us intact.Our earthly agreement,Signed at our greed’s advent.Are we not the different animal?--smart and civil. A gifted species, with bad intent—...
Our National Parks: We need them . . . for us to be Americans
America’s National Parks have fallen into disarray, and increased funding will attempt to restore them for future visitors. Nonetheless, this should cause our generation to ask, ‘Will there be anything left for us to enjoy?’ as nature is contin...
Obama surprisingly wins 2009 Nobel Peace Prize
The 2009 Nobel Peace Prize was unexpectedly awarded to President Barack Obama. Since Obama has been in office for less than nine months, and has little peaceful action to show for it, the Norwegian Nobel Committee’s decision has become very controv...
Review of Dan Brown\'s "The Lost Symbol": Freemasons, pyramids, and . . . Washington?!
The long-awaited sequel to the international bestseller “The Da Vinci Code,” (2003) has arrived and Dan Brown, once again, has delivered a spellbinding book. In “The Lost Symbol,” Robert Langdon takes the reader on a thrilling ride through a ...
