Support for privacy rights -- and blue-berry cobbler

Here are two of several good responses to my Privacy Protection piece of yesterday.  Note, too, the special culinary interest. (H)

Blueberry cobbler? When can I come over?
Jim W. (in Tacoma)

(Part of my response: "You'd be welcome here, anytime, Jim. Always.  We'll even feed you Navajo Tacos (fry bread base").  



Hello Hunter Bear, and thank you for the very astute observations here.

I agree: why aren't more Americans Mad as Hell about of this spying and incarceration of the press and others? I am following the Snowden situation rather closely through Wiki Leaks Twitter page. The FBI and CIA are probably following me, but I do not give a damn!!

Well, I suppose because as long as Americans can watch Dancing with the Stars, they are not tuned in to what is important. That is for starters, anyway. But your examples are much finer.

Thank you for including me on this email. I hope to hear more from you.

John is doing well. We are meeting to look at some of our writing at Starbucks tomorrow. I enjoy his company. He's the real deal as far as a friend and true writer .

All best to you and the family. That cobbler sounds delicious!! With love,

Pamela S. (Fargo)


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(much social justice material)

See the new expanded/updated "Organizer's Book," 
JACKSON MISSISSIPPI -- with a new substantial 
introduction by me. This book is a full, very detailed 
discussion of the rise and development of the Jackson  
Movement of 1962-63 -- external life and internal dynamics.  
And this book is also an organizer's how-to manual.
 http://hunterbear.org/jackson.htm   

And see the related http://crmvet.org/comm/hunter1.htm 
 ("Militant and Radical Organizer": -- and also "Fifty Years:
Remembering Medgar Evers")
 http://www.solidarity-us.org/site/node/3876
 
See the Stormy Adoption of an Indian Child [My Father]:
http://hunterbear.org/James%20and%20Salter%20and%20Dad.htm
(Many photos.)

Our very large page on Community Organizing:  
http://hunterbear.org/my_combined_community_organizing.htm