Saturday, December 15, 2012

One Year Ago Today

revolution is a powder for your wash

bad mojo.  the society, our society, is crumbling around us, and if it is not yet apparent to you, it soon will be.  tomorrow, or the next day, the problems of the economy and the society will become so destructive that most of the 99% will no longer be able to deny it, and the day after that, the 99% will no longer be able to maintain their standards of living or hopes for the future.  after that, well, the suffering will spread like a pandemic.  it will literally be too late; reform will no longer be an option.  the aftermath will be difficult for everyone, 99% and 1% alike.  at that point all we will be hoping for is enough bloodshed, enough violence, enough scores settled, enough retribution to last long enough to start over in the next few generations with an illusion of stability and hope. 

the dissident chris hedges

chris hedges, dissident journalist, foments reality in a column on the very real possibilities of political and cultural instability in the near future of the united states.  real revolution is not a romantic struggle; it will be dirty and dangerous and destructive.  even if afterwards we have a chance to rebuild without the old oligarchy, the cost will be high for many many people, and a generation will probably be lost to the reconstruction.

greta van susteren's lack of affect

watching plastic surgery survivor greta van susteren is wicked creepy because of her frightening lack of affect.  she has the same stunted reaction to everything she presents on her show, whether it is voter fraud bullshit, rush limbaugh's blatant racist spew, horrible missing persons stories, or dollar-store santas signing in bayonne.  kittens or serial killers or sarah palin all get the same disinterested vacancy from ole greta.  was it the bad plastic surgery?  a blow to the head?  some weird l. ron cruise ship atrocity?  or did she lobotomize herself so she could work on fox with the proper attitude?  we may never know the answer to these questions, but tune in again next time for another episode of bullshit or not?

apparently the italian railroad does run on time

i wonder what the italian courts consider faulty evidence?  as much of a nightmare that it was for knox to be railroaded by some assclown in italy, she is probably lucky that she wasn't an african-american in texas or a mexican-american in arizona; she could be dead.

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