Making Capitalism Great Again?1

Particularly because I am a straight male christian gringo In the very overly powerful U.S.A. Living in the post Second World War euphoria of the Allies, I have benefited greatly through conventional capitalism. Many grain-fed hogs sold to Swift & Company in the 1950s, 60s, 70s. Texas vegetables to Arkansas’ Allen Canning Company during those […]

Alexander Madison Erskine of Seguin, Texas (1831-1917): A Portrayal by paul bain martin (Historic Riverside Cemetery Tour, 10/29/2017)*

“I am glad to be with you here today on this beautiful day in January of 1917.  My name is Alexander Madison Erskine, the father of Mary Browne, or Mary B., Erskine and I am honored to tell you the little tale of my life to date.** I do believe I have met most of […]

William Henry Burges of Seguin, Texas (1838-1898): A Portrayal by paul bain martin (Historic Riverside Cemetery Tour, 10/27/2019)*

“How are you good folks today? … Wonderful! It is a beautiful day today here in Seguin? Don’t you think? … But let’s not be piddling around. Let me get down to business. (By the way, I am speaking with considerable poetic license. I hope that this doesn’t offend. … Also, y’all be prepared to […]

Green New Deal (A Letter to the Honorable Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez)

605 Elm Street Seguin, Texas 78155-4827 October 30, 2019 Honorable Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez U.S. House of Representatives 229 Cannon HOB Washington, DC 20515 Dear Representative Ocasio-Cortez: Subject: The Green New Deal and a Need for Ecology across Curricula & Campuses and for Ecological Values Which Would Move Us toward Light Ecological Footprints • -I just finished […]

Faith, Hope and Charity within Humankind?: Can We Rally Around Limiting embodied Human Appropriated Net Primary Productivity?1

Eaarth to Neo-Earth It is blatantly obvious that            We must go beyond realpolitik … Or ….                   Realpolitik is now                                             […]