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Last week, the major renewable energy groups that have brought Texas to be the leading renewable energy state in the country (yes I said Texas...RED Texas) had a luncheon in the Special Events Room at the Austin Public Library.

The  relatively new Library just off Cesar Chavez is worth a visit and the events room can hold several hundred folks handily.  The occasion was the 40th anniversary and formal recognition of the merger of the Texas Renewable Energy Industries Association and Clean Texas.  Given that it actually happened during the first days of Covid in the spring of 2020, there was not much fanfare for the merger.

Since the mid 80s, TREIA had been the leading proponent of Renewable Energy Policy in the State. Back then, Texas was just turning red, but not the kind of angry RED we have today.  Consequently, with an original push given by Governor Richards, we found open doors for making Texas an Energy state that included all forms of energy.  Those doors remained open even as we transitioned into the administrations of Governor Bush and Governor Perry. 

Consequently, the Renewable Energy Industry was able to make the argument that wind and solar fields from far west Texas should be connected to the Urban Centers in the center of the state, just like we built Farm to Market roads to bring farm products to market almost 100 years ago.  These electric transmission lines were called CREZ lines and their creation and funding was a critical element of the Texas plan. And that Texas plan came out of a series of reports that were created by the Sustainable Energy Development Council.  These reports dealt with energy in all the demand sectors and it estimated the amount of efficiency that could be mined as a result of smart energy management.

Now, Texas has over 50 GWs of Wind, 30 something GWs of Utility Solar, and almost 15 GWs of stationary storage.  This on a 90 GW peak load grid called ERCOT.  Among the greatest achievements TREIA  helped craft was an energy only-market and postage stamp wheeling rates.  That was what our producers needed to become highly competitive in the newly deregulated market and in the Nodal Market that would emerge.

Having been appointed to several state wide positions by Governors Richards and Bush, I was in the thick of all this.  Plus, I was also President or on the Executive Committee of TREIA for many of those critical years. And I was a Co-Founder with Russel Smith.

So the planners of the event honored me with a  Visionary Founder Award. And here are my short acceptance remarks:

40th Anniversary Award Remarks, September 23rd, 2025
 
Thank you…thank you. Thank you Raina, Lenae, Melissa, Hala,
 
And all of you.
 
Awards like this are truly special and they are so appreciated. But in many ways, they are also misleading and even a little bit hard on some. The good work we did 40 years ago was accomplished by more than just a handful of dedicated people.
 
Even though Margaret Meade said: 
 
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.”
 
It was almost 200 people who met at the Crest Inn in 1985 to start TREIA. It was exciting and there was so much future in front of us.
 
Surely some are here in this room today. (around 30 folks arise and  are recognized)

But even though we are gathered to honor the past, We need to use this time to contemplate the future. For the future  of our Industry faces uncertainty today,
 
Just like it did 40 years ago. 
 
And some of the predictions are pretty dire.
 
But some of them are not.
 
Here’s what the Sept 25 EIA ( Energy Information Administration) Report predicts:
 
We expect that total U.S. generation by the electric power sector will grow by 2.3% in 2025 and a further 3.0% next year. 
 
These growth rates are higher than expected at the beginning of the year when we forecast U.S. electricity generation would grow by an average of 1.5% each year. The higher growth in generation reflects colder-than-expected weather earlier in 2025 along with the incorporation of load growth assessments by grid operators in the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) and PJM systems.
 
Increasing electricity demand is being met by higher generation from most energy sources in 2025. We expect that utility-scale solar will grow the most, generating 33%, or 72 billion kilowatthours more electricity this year compared with 2024. 
 
New solar projects account for more than half of the new generating capacity expected to come online this year.
 
We expect wind will generate 4% more electricity in 2025 than it did in 2024, while we expect hydropower generation will grow by 2%.
 
We forecast that natural gas-fired power plants will generate 3% (61 BkWh) less electricity in 2025 than last year. In some regions, such as Texas and the Midwest, increasing generation from solar is also displacing some natural gas-fired generation.
 
Between now and 2026, the Short Term Outlook predicts that Gas will drop from 42 to 40 % of total generation, Renewables will grow  from 25% to 26%, nuclear remains flat at 18%, and coal still dropping falls to 16%.
 
We expect that total U.S. generation by the electric power sector will grow by 2.3% in 2025 and a further 3.0% next year. We expect that solar power will supply the largest share of the increase in both years.
 
They see GDP going up over 2% and WTI going down into the 50’s.
 
In closing I want to point out that some of us old die-hards have created the Historical Foundation for Texas Renewable Energy, also known as the Renewable Foundation, and we are archiving the 40 Years of work that got us where we are today.  Go to  the website and go back to the Newsletters in 92 when we got our first PUC Commissioner appointed, when the Utilities joined our ranks, and how we used the Governors STEPP project to create the policy that brought us an energy only market and the CREZ.
 
We’ve come a long way here in Texas.  We’ve got 40 GWs of Wind and 32 GWSs of Solar, and 14 GWs of Storage on a 100 GW system.
 
If we work together we can stand tomorrow’s  bad weather, because we know the climate is in our favor.
 
But I think we need to tell our story better.  Most do not recognize the sizable contribution of clean energy to their lives.  We need to fix that through organizations like this and other communication strategies. 

People need to know.
 
Thank you once again for this honor.
 
And now, allow me to do the honors and introduce Russel Smith, the Executive Director of TREIA for 3 decades." 

Yes, the Rs at the Texas State Capitol, and Drumph in DC are doing their best to slow this train down.   But the tracks are laid and the rest of the World knows that our current leadership is an embarrassment in this critical time of Climate Stabilization. 

His speech at the UN on Tuesday, the same day that I received my award will go down in History as colossal quackery    

But Hitler was an embarrassment until he proved that he was actually a menace.

And this Tuesday's likely government shutdown may prove to be more memorable than others. 

But as Yogi Berra said:

It's hard to Predict,

Especially if your talking about the Future. 

For we are in the hands of a foolish and cruel regime. 

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It Happened Here

One of my favorite expressions when I want to describe a situation that is really creepy or haunting in a very real sense is to say that the moment feels like the beginning of a Stephen King movie. (And I generally don't like or even watch his movies or read his books.) You know what I'm saying though. The scene might seem somewhat normal to some but to the trained eye, it's the beginning of something really horrible.  

Well, in fact we in the US and in the World are living such a movie.

It's the Dead Zone. 

The theory that Stephen King's 1979 novel

The Dead Zone predicted the rise of Donald Trump centers on the book's populist politician character, Greg Stillson. The comparison is based on Stillson's manipulative personality, his "outsider" appeal, and the way he uses public perception to gain power.  

Who is Greg Stillson?

 

In The Dead Zone, Stillson is a political candidate who presents himself as a man of the people, wearing a hard hat to appeal to blue-collar workers. Behind the scenes, he is a ruthless, corrupt, and murderous psychopath. 

  

Those who see similarities between the fictional Stillson and Drumph point to the following characteristics: 

• The outsider persona: Stillson, like Drumph, positions himself as an unconventional politician who is "outside the mainstream" and willing to say anything to captivate voters.
• Populist appeal: Both characters tap into public frustration by pandering to the "everyman" with promises to fix a corrupt system.
• Manipulation of the media: The novel questions the power of journalism to hold such figures accountable, a theme that has been heavily discussed in the context of Drumph's rise.
• The infamous photo: In the book, a photographer captures a damning image of Stillson using a baby as a human shield, which destroys his political career. However, some observers note that a similar photograph of a real-life public figure might not have the same effect in the current, highly polarized media landscape.  

Where is the photo or image that will bring Drumph down? Is it his many pictures with the serial molester of children and best friend Epstein?  Or his picture with the Porn Star he paid before the 2016 election?  No, the picture that probably elected him in 2024, was his blooded face rising with his clenched fist below a giant flag hoisted by a crane quickly orchestrated and produced by an opportunistic campaign flack.

  

Novelists have long imagined, and warned of, the threat to liberal places from totalitarian rule. British writers of the 20th century, including George Orwell, Aldous Huxley and Robert Harris, won mass audiences for their depictions of anti-democratic dystopias. 

 

All owed a debt, in turn, to a disillusioned Russian revolutionary, Yevgeny Zamyatin, whose novel “We” described a dictatorial “OneState” of the 26th century, in which humans become mere “Numbers”—automatons who prioritise efficiency over freedom. 

 

His book, published in the early 1920s, provided an inspiration for Orwell’s “1984”. Authors across the Atlantic have fretted no less than Europeans about threats to democracy. Margaret Atwood, a Canadian, imagined America becoming a repressive religious republic, Gilead. 

 

Sinclair Lewis, who wrote soon after the Nazis were elected to power in Germany, told a story of the rise of populist, fascist government and the failures of ordinary American citizens to resist it. His book "It can't happen here" could now be renamed it happened here. 

 

Now, except for the those house media sources that are part of the ruling junta, the administration is now called a regime.

 

The question is moving quickly from one of condition to one of what can be done.

 

This from the Globe and Mail:

 

To call what is happening a “slide” into authoritarianism, as if it were something anarchic and uncontrolled, would not be apt. It is more like a cementing. Having slipped back into power by the narrowest of margins, Mr. Trump and his acolytes have been steadily expanding from that beachhead, each new power serving as the means to acquire still more.  

  

Often these powers have been acquired illegally, in brazen defiance of the Constitution. But so long as no one holds them to account for it, and so long as the administration refuses to be held to account, they become ratified by convention, or practice, or sheer nerve, the de facto rapidly congealing into the de jure.

At some point, American democracy will find it is caught, immovably, a colossus in quicksand. 

The examples pile up by the day. In recent days, weeks and months, Mr. Trump and his officials have:

• Installed National Guard troops and other military forces in the centre of major American cities, first Los Angeles, then Washington, and soon (if Mr. Trump’s threats are to be believed) Chicago, Baltimore and New York. 
• Seized thousands of suspected illegal immigrants off the streets, the snatchings carried out by masked Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents without badges, their victims bundled into cars without markings, to be sent in some cases to barbaric foreign prison camps, in some cases to their domestic counterparts, without trial, without even charges. ICE is increasingly seen as Mr. Trump’s personal police force.
• Initiated criminal investigations into various of Mr. Trump’s antagonists, from Letitia James, the Attorney-General of New York who prosecuted him for fraud, to Jack Smith, the special counsel who prosecuted him for his attempts to overturn the 2020 election and for his handling of classified documents at Mar-a-Lago, to John Bolton, his own former national security adviser who has since become one of his severest critics, to Adam Schiff, the Democratic Senator and lead manager on his first impeachment. more

 

It has happened here.

 

Chicago is responding,  

 

California and New York are crafting their own executive orders,

 

the Appeals Court finds his tariffs illegal,

 

And it's time for Americans to begin talking about a Soft Secession. 

 

And it's time for the Plutocrats to  step off the train.

 

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King’s most presciently crafted Trump-like character appears in his 1979 novel The Dead Zone. “Greg Stillson is a door-to-door Bible salesman with a gift of gab, a ready wit and the common touch. He is laughed at when he runs for mayor in his small New England town, but he wins,” a sequence of events that repeats itself when he runs for the House of Representatives and then for the presidency — a rise foreseen by the story’s hero Johnny Smith, granted clairvoyant powers by a car wreck. “He realizes that some day Stillson is going to laugh and joke his way into the White House, where he will start world war three.”

King’s most presciently crafted Trump-like character appears in his 1979 novel The Dead Zone. “Greg Stillson is a door-to-door Bible salesman with a gift of gab, a ready wit and the common touch. He is laughed at when he runs for mayor in his small New England town, but he wins,” a sequence of events that repeats itself when he runs for the House of Representatives and then for the presidency — a rise foreseen by the story’s hero Johnny Smith, granted clairvoyant powers by a car wreck. “He realizes that some day Stillson is going to laugh and joke his way into the White House, where he will start world war

 

King’s most presciently crafted Trump-like character appears in his 1979 novel The Dead Zone. “Greg Stillson is a door-to-door Bible salesman with a gift of gab, a ready wit and the common touch. He is laughed at when he runs for mayor in his small New England town, but he wins,” a sequence of events that repeats itself when he runs for the House of Representatives and then for the presidency — a rise foreseen by the story’s hero Johnny Smith, granted clairvoyant powers by a car wreck. “He realizes that some day Stillson is going to laugh and joke his way into the White House, where he will start world war three.”

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King’s most presciently crafted Trump-like character appears in his 1979 novel The Dead Zone. “Greg Stillson is a door-to-door Bible salesman with a gift of gab, a ready wit and the common touch. He is laughed at when he runs for mayor in his small New England town, but he wins,” a sequence of events that repeats itself when he runs for the House of Representatives and then for the presidency — a rise foreseen by the story’s hero Johnny Smith, granted clairvoyant powers by a car wreck. “He realizes that some day Stillson is going to laugh and joke his way into the White House, where he will start world war three.”

King’s most presciently crafted Trump-like character appears in his 1979 novel The Dead Zone. “Greg Stillson is a door-to-door Bible salesman with a gift of gab, a ready wit and the common touch. He is laughed at when he runs for mayor in his small New England town, but he wins,” a sequence of events that repeats itself when he runs for the House of Representatives and then for the presidency — a rise foreseen by the story’s hero Johnny Smith, granted clairvoyant powers by a car wreck. “He realizes that some day Stillson is going to laugh and joke his way into the White House, where he will start world war thr

King’s most presciently crafted Trump-like character appears in his 1979 novel The Dead Zone. “Greg Stillson is a door-to-door Bible salesman with a gift of gab, a ready wit and the common touch. He is laughed at when he runs for mayor in his small New England town, but he wins,” a sequence of events that repeats itself when he runs for the House of Representatives and then for the presidency — a rise foreseen by the story’s hero Johnny Smith, granted clairvoyant powers by a car wreck. “He realizes that some day Stillson is going to laugh and joke his way into the White House, where he will start world war three.”

King’s most presciently crafted Trump-like character appears in his 1979 novel The Dead Zone. “Greg Stillson is a door-to-door Bible salesman with a gift of gab, a ready wit and the common touch. He is laughed at when he runs for mayor in his small New England town, but he wins,” a sequence of events that repeats itself when he runs for the House of Representatives and then for the presidency — a rise foreseen by the story’s hero Johnny Smith, granted clairvoyant powers by a car wreck. “He realizes that some day Stillson is going to laugh and joke his way into the White House, where he will start world war three.”

King’s most presciently crafted Trump-like character appears in his 1979 novel The Dead Zone. “Greg Stillson is a door-to-door Bible salesman with a gift of gab, a ready wit and the common touch. He is laughed at when he runs for mayor in his small New England town, but he wins,” a sequence of events that repeats itself when he runs for the House of Representatives and then for the presidency — a rise foreseen by the story’s hero Johnny Smith, granted clairvoyant powers by a car wreck. “He realizes that some day Stillson is going to laugh and joke his way into the White House, where he will start world war th

 

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A few weekends ago, we ran into some long-time friends at our local fresh fish restaurant.  Norman came by as he was leaving and he placed his hand on my shoulder in a loving and caring way.  "It must be very hard having to watch a  public felon try to lay waste to your life time of work in the wind and solar industry." (not to mention all my early work in water conservation and energy efficiency)

"He's slowed the Industry down here in the US of course", I said.  "But the World is moving full steam ahead with renewable energy, stationary battery storage and the electrification of transportation. He is just making America greatly anachronistic." But I added, "however, his technological speed bump has slowed the World down in controlling climate change in a critical way."

Indeed the most recent peer reviewed report states:

A recent report by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) indicates that climate change is accelerating, with 2024 marking the first year that global temperatures exceeded 1.5 C above pre-industrial levels. The report, which analyzes data from 101 countries, highlights record-breaking temperatures, greenhouse gas concentrations, and sea levels. It also emphasizes the irreversible impacts of climate change, particularly on weather patterns and ecosystems. 

 

Key findings from the WMO report 

Record-breaking temperatures:

2024 was the warmest year in the observational record, with a global mean near-surface temperature of 1.55 ± 0.13 °C above the 1850-1900 average. 

  

Accelerating climate change:

The report shows that climate change is intensifying, with some impacts becoming irreversible over centuries. 

 

Increased extreme weather events: 

The report links increased extreme weather events, such as heatwaves and flooding, to climate change. 

 

Irreversible impacts: 

The report highlights the growing concern of irreversible changes to the planet, including rising sea levels and melting glaciers. 

 

Social and economic upheaval:

The report also notes the massive social and economic consequences of extreme weather events, impacting livelihoods and economies. 

 

The report underscores the urgent need for action to mitigate and adapt to climate change, with the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) stating that "climate crunch time is here". The WMO is calling for global cooperation to address the escalating risks and safeguard the planet and its inhabitants.

 

It was 10 years ago that I went to Paris as the Chairman of the Electric Utility Commission in Austin, Texas, along with our Mayor, a City Council Member, and a County Commissioner.  There, most of the Cities and Nations on Earth agreed to limit temperature rise to 1.5 degrees C (well below 2 degrees C) to avoid the worst of what the loss of a stable climate would bring to the almost 8 billion inhabitants of our spaceship.  

 

And now we have the loss of a stable government in the US.

 

And we are shooting well beyond our International Agreement even as the Drumph once again withdraws from it. 

 

I would like to say that such a recoil from the growing global understanding of the challenges of climate change was unexpected.  But it was not.  I wrote about it 25 years ago in my book Lightland, Climate Change and the Human Potential.

 

I warned that the Prometheans,  (the Worshippers of Fire) would fight a great battle with the Olympians. (the believers in Light). This great battle called the Titanomachy would result in Apollo and his twin sister Artemis winning the struggle for humankind to evolve to a more advanced state where freedom and justice become twin pillars of a new world of art and beauty,  music, and science.

 

The story was originally told by Hesiod in his Theogony. 

 

So, as the Republicans leave early for a long holiday to avoid a vote to release  the pedophile file and our top intelligence officer declares that the President with the least scandals in a hundred years did something very ominous in determining whether or not the newly elected failed Casino owner was Krasnov,  we find that our government is not governing, but on a massive heist of the nation and its riches even as it accelerates its retribution tour. 

 

Soon, we will go from an unstable government to something new for Americans, but known on many continents in many ages.

 

A failed government.  

 

And then add climate failure. And that may very likely result in a far right authoritarian regime that is supported by the oligarchs of our time.  

 

The time is now to get in front of it.  Not just the fight for climate, but the fight for freedom and Democracy. Add a little dose of AI and the urgency is complete.

 

I'm in the last pages of Timothy Snyder's  new book On Freedom. 

 

On page 231, he writes, "The space between what is and what ought to be is where we roam as free people, extending the borderland of the unpredictable. We decide which values to affirm, in what combination, for what reasons, and at what time.  Then we try again. With practice, we attain our own human form of grace."

 

And as we  struggle to be something more than what we have become, we will need to follow an Olympian blueprint to create an ethical and prosperous global community.

 

It is not a choice,

 

It is our Clear Path. 

 

And it is our grace. 

 

The Time is Now. 

 

 

 

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Over the weekend, I managed to compile all of the stories in Earthfamilyalpha from the last 17 years. The posts are organized from the present back to that wonderful time in November 2008 that Obama was elected.  This is the Fifth Compilation.

More than 30,000 readers read Earthfamilyalpha this month. That beats last months record.

Readers come from all over the earth: South America, Asia, Europe,  and North America. (in that order this month)

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Science

Climate Change 

We are not Afraid/   Hot Hot Hot/ The Bay of the Wise/ Grow a Pair/ The Right Fright/ Climate Change Impact on Nuclear/ Potus's Trifecta/ A Death We Can Survive/ The Future We Want/Make America Sane Again/ Utilities Knew Too/ Climate Changes, Truth does Not/ The Hottest Month Ever/ Leap Year/ Paris Climate Talks/ God Bless the Pope/ Merchants of Doubt/ The Second Act / Think About It / Moving On / Hiatus Shmiatus / North by Northwest / The Day the Rain Stopped / Climate Nuts / The Joint Session /
 

Resource Depletion

Why Electric Transportation Matters/ Cheap Oil is Expensive/ Red Neck Red Tide/ Peak Shale / One Way or Another / Let's Stop Talking About Saving the Planet / Gasland / The Escape / Gulf Spill Cam / The Seed Cleaner /


Technology

Voyagers on Earth/ The Wonder of this World/ The Clueless Award/ AI Thinks therefore AI am/ Fusion Confusion/ Our Next Horizon/Bend the Light/ Lease the Wind/The Kruger Effect/ Driving Electric/ The Emergent Future/ The Solar 600/ The Road Ahead/ A Unified Energy System/ Doing it Right/ The Long Dawn/ Predictable Renewable Energy/ Vehicle to Grid / The Affordable Energy Resolution / America's Clean Energy Maverick / The Future is not What is used to be / Big Data / Your Choice / Store it / Doing It / The Good, the Bad, the Ugly / Rocket Man / Buggy Whip Trolls / Thick and Thin /

Philosophy

Personal

Superpower/  Good things from Bad things/ The Hero's Journey/ All Saints Day/ The Light We Cannot See/ To Spite Your Face/ Eight is Enough/ Our 130th Birthday/ The Quorum Card/ Condition Red/ The Contents of our Consciousness/ I want Roosevelt Again/ Rear View Mirror/ Stromer Spondylosis/ The Dymaxion World / The Thinker and the Thought / Getting Somewhere / A New Time / To Be One /

 
Political 

One Bad Ugly Bill/ The Performance Artist/  The Putsch Push/  Roevember/ The October Surprise/ De-Evolution/ New Rules/ To be Governed or to be Ruled/ Minority Rule/The Fire Devil/ A Leap / Midnight in Washington/ The Trouble/ The Blue Tide/ Why Didn't I know That?/ What About You?/ Summer of Hope/ March Mania/ Everything is Everything / Willful Deception / Babies Know / Children Know Too / Abe Was Smiling / The Preemptive Pardon / All the Kings Men /

Environmental

A House on Fire/ Texas Electric Transportation Alliance/Transportation Transformation/ Electric Drive is Happening/ The Fukushima Legacy / The Real Red Sea / 3 Mile Air Island / The History of the Future / Turn the Engine Off / The One We Use / The Game Changer / Sedona Pictogliphs / Catorce Inundacion / Big Problem / Spill O Meter / Deepwater Horizon / Save our Trees / Tree Friendly Paradygm / I Wish It Would Rain / To the Children / A Good First Step /

Economic

Mayday Mayday Mayday/ Howard's History / Capitalism or Survival / The End of Work / Change the Frame / Your Money or Your Life / A Harry Situation / NYC Ground Zero / Obama Knows / The Love of Green / Our Place in Space / Totally Stupid / A Path to Light / What Matters / Work with Me / True Work /Nine Earths / IEA Awakes /

Respectism

Respectism and kinder Community/ Respectism/ The Eco-Nuclear Brink/The Big Picture on Saving our Home/ Using the Respecticon to Build / The Respecticon: Seeing the Brand of Respect / Respectism and the Endeavor for a Mutually Respectful Society / Respectism and Human Survival / Respectism and AK 47 /

Poetry

Four in the Morning/The Way We Were/ Susan Bright Work / Adopt a Tree / Jubilation / The Day was the Poem /The Inaugural Mall / Freedom Highway / Train of Better Days / Poet Pramila Venkateswaran / Near Dawn Light / Wild /

Fiction

Monsters Fall/ Patient Zero/ My 80th Birthday/The Ordained/ Furniture Man /Furniture Man II / Tea Bagging / Voom and Pop / Brunch with Mr B /

Culture

Potluck Vibeway/  Den 2/ The Felon/ The Bible Salesman/Breaking the Law/Truth will Out/ The War on Woke/ Children of the Wind/ We Dissent/ Woe is US/ Four in the Morning/ Decoration Day/Dark Enough/ The Measure of Success/The Mendacity of Madness/ Prosperity and Power/ The Happy Side/ The American Eclipse/ The Tao of Catorce/Kelly Ann Con Job/ Our World Tower/ Salgado's Salt/ The Entire Kooky Family / Eleven Eleven Eleven / Play in the Light /Camino Quemado / Sacred Hunt / Ceremony and Celebration / Travels with Charlie and Lex / The Millionaire and Reader / Milk /Dia de Gracias / Pie for Obama / President Elect /

The World

 The Man Wave/The Krasnov Files/  The Safer Path/ Respectism/ Crimean War/ World War Z/ Frankenstein's Monster/ The Wicked Witch/ We Will Survive/The Real Bad Guy/The Americans/Santa Las Vegas/ A Bad Dream / The City of Light / Digital Tunnel Democracy / The Unified Energy System / The Empathic World / The Red Pill / Illusion is Reality / Pale Blue Dot / The Other Side / Fourteen Days / The Sixty Year War / Survive the Fall / Forty Four Minutes /Obama Mundo / The World's Victory /

Earthfamily 

We are Alpha/ Respectism/ Mary Elaine McMaster/ The Valley of the Sun/ Mourning Mary/ Solomon Haws Osborne/ Jack H Osborne/Frank Alan Osborne/ Micael Priest/ What it Is/ Humberto Fernandez/Earth Heart/ Earthfamilyzeta/ John Collins Andrews / Susan Bright / Joan Chambers Novak / William Albert Narum / Edward Fales Alexander / But Let Us Begin / Four Year Contents /

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