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When Crowds Cheer and A Woman’s Heart Be Still

by Victoria F. Skyrise

February ranks high as the month of Winter Olympics in Vancouver, the SuperBowl in Miami and UEFA's draw in Warsaw. Yet none compare to men's favourite sport, the international game of Whack a Woman. The real action is outside the arena, so mark on your calendar what no citizen journalist should miss.»

Brighid, Goddess In-Between

by Victoria F. Skyrise

Before central heating, refrigerated foods and Jesus Christ, generations of wise Celtic women celebrated Imbolc, a festival of the pagan goddess Brighid, Ireland's *other* patron saint. Sister to faery folk, protector of animals, Brighid is Mary of the Gael, goddess of poetry, prophecy, handcrafts, and healing.»

The return of sexism (though it never went away)

by Kathryn Cann

Thoughts on Natasha Walter - The Return Of Sexism. Sexism has re-advanced, and it is enabled through the pornification of just about everything and via the smoke and mirrrors charade that this porn culture is any way empowering for women.»

Politics 101 for the UK General Election 2010

by Kathryn Cann
Politics 101 for the UK General Election 2010

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland has a parliamentary democracy, which means that Government is voted into power by the people, to act in the interests of the people. The Westminster Parliament is in fact the oldest parliamentary democracy in the world.»

Kicking Your Blogroll Habit

by Victoria F. Skyrise

Social network and search engine companies need us to generate content. But we authors and commenters need reciprocal links to connect and work with each other. If a lame same-old blogroll of links-in-name-only is cramping your speed, style and space, try Miscellani's alternative to really click commercially, creatively, spiritually, and politically across the blogosphere.»

Invisible Women, Good Indians, Taxpayers Like You: An Olympic Triple Screw

by Victoria F. Skyrise

Playing soon on a screen near you, it's the IOC's Triple Screw— of land stolen from NDNs, contracts to cheat taxpayers, missing and murdered wimmin too! From Obama's IRS auctioning away acres of a Sioux tribe's reservation, to Olympic™ gender bigotry & anti-democracy, two threads mesh at Vancouver in February.»

Three Poles to Ski in The Men’s Games

by Victoria F. Skyrise

Only raw gender bigotry explains the International Olympic Committee's refusal to recognize and reward female athletes for their championship-level feats. Sportswomen set world records while vaulting political and financial barriers imposed by IOC Pres. Jacques Rogge, who seems hell-bent on raising sexism to an Olympic™ sport.»

Obama Sells Out The Sioux

by Victoria F. Skyrise

America's own Real Estate Shyster-in-Chief, Barack Obama, is selling out *two* nations with a new Sioux Indian land grab by the IRS. His hypocritical Christmas gift is a deal for a wind energy cartel but steals taxpayers' money and a tribe's future.»

What Holiday You Wish For

by Victoria F. Skyrise

What if...Christians lost their majority in the USA? In American schools based on XYZ beliefs, could a Christian child take off Christmas or Easter? Imagine parents juggling job schedules as minorities at a typical XYZ-majority workplace. Or is the truly American way secular and constitutional from top to bottom?»

and The War President drones on

by Victoria F. Skyrise

Little else can unite Pakistanis like a hypocritical Peace Through War policy of an arrogant U.S. president, deciding their fate at his leisure half a world away. Is he different from Bush? The warmonger's acceptance of a Nobel peace prize is the latest bitter irony that Obama is worse than Bush's harshest critics imagined.»