Being open to compromise leads to incremental progress. There is no silver bullet. Vic Berecz |
In Shades of Gray by Vic Berecz ... a Voice for Moderation I'm convinced that there is little black-or-white in this world.
We all deal regularly with many issues in shades-of-gray, hence the title
of this personal editorial page which I produce for my own pleasure, and
in the vague and probably unrealistic hope that it will do some good by raising
the level of civil discourse, especially as related to politics, religion, and
economics. Maybe, by discussing our problems, identifying appropriate compromises,
advocating the implementation of step-wise improvements, we can leave this earth a
better place than we found it. As you read this website, remember that most of it represents my personal opinions and observations. No offense is intended. If you feel (or are) offended, my suggestion is ... just chill. Thanks for visiting ... and keep smiling. Vic. |
A Proud American
paying taxes willingly |
Vic and Joan celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on Cumberland Island, GA. |
I've been writing this website for over three years now, and finding that So, I've decided to suspend preparation of new material for this website. The site itself
will remain in place so anyone interested in the topics of my earlier writings can still
access them through Google searches, etc. as well as the Archived of Postings
below.
I'd like to leave you with the six challenging thoughts that I used as my thesis in discussing
moderation: Vic Berecz |
I guess we don't all age gracefully |
ARCHIVE OF POSTINGS
Click below to read: by Vic Berecz ... reprinted from the Island Sand Paper of April 16, 2010. |
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