As Canadian consumer zombies swoon and sputter over the fascist android's latest humanization attempt "Pale" at "A Creative Revolution" applies the required reality check remix.
Thank you Pale and for those weak-minded dolts somehow mesmerized by this lame political stunt, stick your faces in the toilet of your local gas station and flush for a sneak peek at where your country is headed if this worm gets a majority.
I'm looking forward to Steve's rendition of "Give Peace a Chance" as he extends the Afghanistan occupation and deploys other Canadian forces around the world in aid of the U.S. "War of Terror".
Perhaps, if Canadians are stupid enough to give this demagogue a majority, he could plunk out Michael Jackson's "Heal the World" while he dismantles the Universal Healthcare System.
From one of my all time favourite musicals "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" it is the beautiful "Origin of Love".
I realized a while back that I can't stop this weblog just because my computer gets weird viruses and dies, (despite conscious security measures) every time I post something like "Take a walk through Gaza" that gets lots of hits and generates much nasty, nasty email.
I meant every damn word I said in my maudlin yet sincere sign off post but whether I post once a day or once a month I will never quit this blog. I simply ...can't.
I love to vent into the emptiness of space, the eyes of the three of you, (oh, you know who you are), and that person in Whitby, Ontario who seems to look in every so often. It is cheaper than drugs and easier than exercise. I also think I've said too much to my neighbour lady and she might just think I'm a total freak out. Right now I am sitting in a torn out dusty basement with things jumbled in scrambled dust covered piles while I am probably getting a touch of asbestosis.
Suffice it to say I have much real world work to do before blog resumption. Let's say late October then, shall we? See you then.
"a feature length documentary which exposes the corporatist agenda that is currently undermining the democratic authority of the citizens of North America. Two processes, the Security Prosperity Partnership (SPP) and the Trade Investment Labour Mobility Agreement (TILMA) are rapidly eroding and eliminating standards, civil liberties, regulatory systems and institutions put in place over generations through the democratic process."
US: Motorist Reports UFO near Sacramento, California
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Published: December 8, 2009 Date: 12-08-09 My mother and a friend of ours
were driving south on I-5 from Oregon to Sacramento, CA. We were about 20
miles n...
Potato from the ashes
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" Arabs with dreams of full-scale development mustn't ridicule Dubai. To
mock Dubai is to approve of the restrictions placed upon us. Dubai belongs
to all ...
IN A NUTSHELL
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Nicely and succinctly put by Ralph Nader…and it is pretty much exactly the
same process as in most allegedly democratic countries… “You have a tug of
war w...
Israeli Occupation, Colonialism and Apartheid
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Israeli Occupation, Colonialism and Apartheid - by Stephen Lendman
The Cape Town, South Africa-based Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC)
"conduct(s) lar...
Who here believes in parliamentary democracy?
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Come on - hands up.
Yes, quite a few of us actually.
Yet judging from the vote in the House today on a motion demanding the
release of uncensored government...
Don't hold your breath ...
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... while waiting for a proper hearing into the Afghan detainee torture
allegations.
Doubts expressed on hearings scheduled for Afghan detainees probe
"We ...
Please Read
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I first posted this excerpt from this recent post. But I think it got lost
in the shuffle of the reporting on General Natynczyk's about face on whether
we'...
IMF could fund climate adaptation: Soros
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This man is an oligarch and a globalist that funds regime change and is on
record as being in favour of a global currency and global government. Who
electe...
How much longer?
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The daily challenge is to get out and keep busy , whether it’s just walking
through a mall during inclement weather for some sembelance of exercise or
goin...
Upping the Anti #9
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*Issue #9 of Upping the Anti is being launched in Toronto at the *
*Concord Cafe, 937 Bloor St. West (at Bloor and Ossington) on Thu...
i love vinyl!
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Well, i don't do it as often as i used to , to be sure.But there's nothing like the thrill of walking down the steps into a basement record shop with money i...
Ayahuasca: Tourism vs. Tradition
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"Talk given at the 3rd Amazonian Shamanism Conference, addressing the
commercialization and banalization of shamanism... If you want to know more
about the...
Hey hey, we're the monkeys
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He realized at last that the arguments of pessimism were powerless to
comfort him
- JK Huysmans, À Rebours
*Here we come…*
Write about what you know, th...