Isn't it unfortunate that the US INTERVENTION at the top is hardly visible? It looks as if we're saying NO to Central America or saying that it no longer exists.
Every wannabe progressive family progresses slowly and sometimes even goes backwards.
Monday, July 15, 2013
Harvest of Empire and Family Legacy
Well, we were never part of the oligarchy, but when I was writing a thank you note to the pastor at Niles Discovery Church in Fremont, where we went last Saturday to see Harvest of Empire with Evelyn and Walter, I thought about how we followed U.S. intervention in Central America back in the eighties. Mom and Dad protested against it, and so did Jonathan, still a toddler.
Isn't it unfortunate that the US INTERVENTION at the top is hardly visible? It looks as if we're saying NO to Central America or saying that it no longer exists.
Every wannabe progressive family progresses slowly and sometimes even goes backwards.
Isn't it unfortunate that the US INTERVENTION at the top is hardly visible? It looks as if we're saying NO to Central America or saying that it no longer exists.
Every wannabe progressive family progresses slowly and sometimes even goes backwards.
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