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A Tito235 Cultural Feature In every song, every meal, every dance step that crosses borders, there lives a story — a story of courage, migration, and hope. This week on tito235.com, I open my heart to share a deeper reflection on immigration, colonization, and the extraordinary kindness that lives in the people of South America... Continue Reading →
When we cleanse our bodies, we also cleanse our planet. 1. A Personal Turning Point For years I wrote about the Climate and Ecological Emergencies, the crumbling of democracy, and the decay of human dignity. Yet, while urging others to live responsibly, I often ignored the most immediate environment I possess—my own body. Stress, poor... Continue Reading →
Building Common Ground for Transparent Emissions Reporting and Adaptive Resiliency This is one of the sites I keep a close eye on and I updated this post (4.1.2004) to be a bit more current. Introduction In an age defined by the urgency of the Climate and Ecological Emergency, clear, trustworthy greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting has... Continue Reading →
Why I’m Choosing to Support the Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act — and Why True Adaptive Resiliency Demands Accountability The time has come to call things what they are. The world has endured decades of pollution, deception, and delay from powerful fossil fuel corporations that knew the harm they were causing — yet continued to... Continue Reading →
Marching, Drumming, and Standing for a Future rooted in Community, Collaboration & Adaptive Resiliency When I arrived in downtown Newark, New Jersey for the No Kings – We Love America March yesterday, I felt a surge of something both timeless and urgent: the collective breath of people yearning for change, grounded in hope and refusal. I carried my conga drum—not as a... Continue Reading →
Why This Year’s Global Climate Meeting Could Redefine Our Future Introduction: Next month, the world’s leaders, scientists, and activists will meet in Belém, Brazil, for COP30, the 30th annual United Nations Climate Change Conference. This event isn’t just another global meeting—it’s one of the most important gatherings in history. COP30 comes at a time when... Continue Reading →
In an age of division, true strength lies not in retaliation—but in compassion that preserves our humanity. There comes a moment in every life when your very human dignity is tested—when your beliefs, whether religious, political, or deeply personal, are mocked, misunderstood, or attacked. These moments sting because they strike at the core of who... Continue Reading →
Seeking truth in a noisy world requires integrity. Here are the outlets that still put fairness first. Introduction: Why Trustworthy News Matters More Than Ever We live in a time when information surrounds us like oxygen. Yet, not all of it is clean or safe to breathe in. Every day, headlines and social media feeds... Continue Reading →
The Power of Sovereign Media: Embracing Responsibility and Freedom After posting this video (check link), I was suddenly and unexpectedly stripped of my ability to upload content across all my channels. At first glance, it might seem like a setback, a personal defeat. Yet, upon reflection, I’ve come to see this not as a failure,... Continue Reading →
YOUTUBE VIDEO for this post... ---I had AI reconfirm the links to be sure. I'd listen to the YouTube Video for sure but here in draft version is the links mentioned. The 3I/ATLAS YouTube Guide: 14 Channels You Can Actually Trust Tagline: Cut through the hype. Follow the data. 3I/ATLAS has exploded across YouTube—and with... Continue Reading →
"If you have selfish, ignorant citizens, you're going to have selfish, ignorant leaders." – George Carlin The Past Context – George Carlin’s America George Carlin (1937–2008) was more than a comedian; he was one of America’s sharpest cultural critics. Known for his fearless stage presence, biting satire, and ability to challenge authority with humor, Carlin... Continue Reading →
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