Saturday, November 18, 2006

I knew Bill O'Reilly and Abe Foxman were up to something.

"Daily singles love (by Astrology.com)
A couple of suitors are duking it out and making your affections their arena of choice. Refuse to be an audience for their aggression. Remind them that this isn't the best way to win your affections."

What page are you on?

"Cheney says U.S. must not retreat from Iraq"

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""He praised departing Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld as a reformer and "one of the great public servants of the age," drawing applause from the audience.""

Uh huh.

There's the "in".

"If, for example, Iran wants a different relationship with the USA or EU, with the West, then it has got to make sure it is abiding by its international obligations in respect to this nuclear weapons issue; [yeah, yeah, yeah] it has got to stop supporting terrorism in the region; [uh huh] and it has got to reach out and help resolve the problems of the region...[there you go]"

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I started some new work today.

I reported to the offices of the company for which I install equipment. I went and installed some equipment. I returned to the office later in the day.

I was talking to the guy who runs the operation. I said --loudly enough for all to hear and with a completely straight face, "So when I'm in the customer's house, is it OK to steal things?"

His face registered nonbelief that this was happening.

Knowing that I was on to something, I continued reeling him in. "You know, go through their things?" I patiently awaited an answer from anyone in the nonplussed audience.

I continued still further: "Yeah. You can make more money that way."

And then everyone became extremely shocked and probably completely not impressed with me.

_I_ thought it was funny. ...At the time...

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It is the question posed to each aspirant.

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I am willing to concede this whole mess as Wormwood's diseased whisperings to King Theoden.

But if there is further bloodshed, I will hold George Bush personally responsible for everything.

Friday, November 17, 2006

Now. What if Israel doesn't _want_ to lose?

The only way to win a losing game is to randomly rearrange the pieces and restart from a state of chaos.

They will attempt to do this. It's what I would do.

But the ensuing free-for-all would spark a conflict that presents a very high certainty of destroying the planet. (Not in a great, dramatic fireball, but more likely through poisoning.)

The resulting war would poison the biosphere to the degree that the human species would be extinct within a century.

So. We now see that the Israeli military masterminds have gotten themselves into the fix that yields only the following choices:

1. Lose Israel, or
2. Poison the world and cause the extinction of the human species.

Israel has masterfully played the game such that the world must now destroy Israel in order to live.

And, of course, this will be driven by everyone's hate-filled obsession with curly sideburns and Jew hats.

So if I appear to be a mean man sometimes, it's because I'm trying to prevent the destruction of your planet.

Hope that's okay.

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Your technical ability, coupled with your perennial fighting over 3-space energy, yields only one eventual result: Total destruction. This is beyond dispute.

You have to give up your lust for power over others. You must allow everyone access to time-domain energy.

Or your planet is destroyed.

It's really that simple.

There is only one way out of that paradox.

United States Government LLC has lost Iraq. That's beyond dispute. You can no more engineer a society than you can engineer an economy. It's too complex. There are too many variables. The Soviets learned this. Others, apparently, have not.

Everyone wants USG LLC out of Iraq. But how fast?

Well, USG LLC is kind of obligated to fix what they broke. To fail to do so is to suffer the worst ignominy.

But staying there only compounds the problems.

.

There can be saving of face in the admission of failure. It demonstrates sobriety and strength.

But what to do about the embarassing mess? The society has been destroyed (by you) to the degree that the Iraqi's mind has been reduced to operating on a more base level.

You can't have white faces there anymore. Even if you were to change your objectives from AssBananas and EarIntestines to one of honest reconstruction, your efforts would be blocked. All white faces would be distrusted.

Obviously, you will be paying Syria and Iran to clean up your mess. And you will go home. And, no, you get no bases.

This is the only solution. Everyone wins. Except for Israel, which started the whole thing to begin with. As a matter of fact, in all the simulations yet run in my head, Israel loses.

You've spent some two trillion on this? You'll spend twice that fixing what you broke. Or more.

[slow, sarcastic clapping] Bravo. . Bravo.

The Ten Trillion Dollar TV Show.

I want only fun and happy things to cross my desk tonight.

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"Hi. My name is Ricky Rube. I live in Touch-Hole Junction, Vermont."

"For reasons I can't explain, sometimes my dirty feet and I need to put my cum in something. I guess it's mitochondrial DNA performing mind-control on me."

"I drive an enormous, shiny truck that I can't afford. When the Chinese come to repossess it, I don't know what I'll do."

"I believe everything I see on TV and, frankly, anyone who doesn't is a weirdo or something. Good thing that the advertisements in the TV shows are easy to spot. Everything else in between them is real, obviously. Duh..."

"I like to hunt animals. It shows how tough I am. I get all dressed up in my clothes and drive around in my big, shiny truck so that everyone knows I'm hunting. Everyone should prove his worth by killing weaker entities."

"My desire to understand the world around me outstrips my mind's capacity to understand it."

"I like big fires on TV. Especially when it's the YuckyMen. They are a threat to my DNA, just like the TV says."

"See that over there? That's the town dump."

When will this labyrinthine skullduggery ever end?

"We see evidence of pervasive fraud, but apparently calibrated to political conditions existing before recent developments shifted the political landscape."

Story

OK. Now it seems that the landslide Democratic victory was due to _insufficient_ vote rigging in favor of the Republicans.

In order to steal an election, the rigged numbers cannot deviate noticeably from exit poll numbers. Otherwise, everyone can smell the rat. So it appears that the coding for the machines was developed based on old public sentiment and, thus, old numbers.

The only solution is to have the election people tell the voting machine people, "Alright. We're taking over the machines, the network, everything. We'll have open-source software developed ourselves. If you have a problem with that, we'll imprison and/or kill you."

Open-source software is best, because it's done in the sun. No one can sneak a back door into open-source software.

See? That's why I'm not funny; I'm too good looking.

Story

There are mind control signals being beamed into Washington.

It is the only way to explain the madness. It is total non-rational behavior.

Please go here and support this news site.

This is a fine news site. I find the news and analysis to be of very high quality.

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I hate to be hitting people up for money, but quality information is not free.

This site has always struggled to meet their quarterly fundraising goals, but they always just eke it out. But contributions this quarter are way down because people think that the Democrats are going to fix everything. (That's a big laugh.)

I will check my bank balance today and see if I can donate more.

This site is one-stop shopping for quality news.

Yay, Democracy!

"BAGHDAD (AFP) - Kidnappers tortured many of the dozens of hostages seized from a government building and killed some of them, a minister said, warning that
Iraq no longer had an effective government"

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This just...smells Israeli. It's too well organized.

Thursday, November 16, 2006

I have a Seibu Lions ball cap from when I saw them play when I lived in Japan.

Not that that is really important.

He was hot.

In his little, closeted, inventor way.

This is how you defend yourselves from the feds.

You give the low-down to the local cops. You say, "Yeah, this is what's happening, this is what's going on, these are the fraudulent legal mechanisms they photocopied to make us think they have the right to do this. But, well, it seems someone just wanted to make more money. And they lied their asses off."

"And since I've now provided you with verifiable facts, you know that the agents are acting under color of authority. And that they're up to no good."

"My company will be hiring private security to use all necessary force to repulse government agents acting unlawfully under mere color of authority."

"You don't...have a problem with that, do you?"

"Good."

"And if they'd like, we can even hire your off-duty cops as our private security."

"How's that sound?"

"Good."

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(This should be read as a one-speaker dialogue.)

Hey, Law Mongers!

Take a short refresher course:

Video

I was in the basement of your library while you were out getting crunk.

Planes cause lava. In the basement.

Don't you see.

Story

This is why you should carry a gun.

Jesus Christ, I could only watch about 40 seconds of this.

Story

This is disgusting. Those cops are animals. Randomly checking IDs in the Resource Center? And torturing anyone who doesn't comply?

I don't show my papers to anyone. Achtung! It's a matter of personal...policy...

"There's gonna be a fuckin revolution in this country."

"Do you think so?"

In the near future you will be hiring private security to defend you from the state.

Knowing the genius of the market, guess who wins?

...Polishin mah gun...

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If I had been there, I would have walked up and calmly placed a round into each of those officers' heads. Theirs was digusting, vile, sadistic behavior. My actions would stand in their own defense.

OK, Democrat types...

I'm happy that you are all salivating over the new and wondrous economic abominations that you can legislate into existence, but there are some things I would like you to keep in mind:

ALL post-9/11 security-related legislation must be rolled back. (It was all based on a lie. [wink wink] You know which one I'm talking about.) The police state must be dismantled. I. want. that. fuckin shit. gone. like now.

I want to be able to drink hair gel on an airplane if I want. (Assuming that I am even permitted to board one anymore, which I doubt.)

I want those ex-welfare-recipient TSA losers fired. Security is the province of the airlines.

I want DHS destroyed and Michael Chertoff arrested.

I don't ever want to see another machine gun on the street again.

I want to be able to buy a pallet of MREs and a keychain radiation detector without some government loser interfering in the transaction.

I want you out of my email and out of my telephone calls.

I want military activities in Iraq ended within a year.

I want 9-11 actor Israel denied any further financial or military aid. Without it, they will erase themselves. Good riddance.

It's not business as usual. I want some earth-shaking changes around here.

Without all the above, I do not even recognize that entity's claim to legitimacy.

Got it?

"Al Qaeda's strength is building"

"WASHINGTON - Osama Bin Laden's Al Qaeda and the Afghan Taliban are gaining strength despite being battered since Sept. 11, 2001, two top spy masters told Congress yesterday."

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"Al Qaeda is alive and well and getting stronger with each passing day!" Guess it doesn't matter that Al Qaeda is demonstrably a creation of, and works for, the CIA. And no matter that 9-11 was an inside job, too, I guess.

"Document shows Bush guided CIA on detention"

Story

This is going to be very bad for George Bush and Alberto Gonzalez.

[loud, strained whisper] They don't work there anymore.

Executing the instructions of war criminals might place one in legal jeopardy.

A last big push is something you do when you don't realize the game is over.

Story

If, uh, you'd had the ability to win, it, uh, would have happened by now.

This is the part where you walk away from the board.

Now I know what that sound was...

It's called the "Dennis Miller." The Dennis Miller is the sound a fifteen-year-old makes when he opens his first thesaurus.

[Neutralon 9000 swings into position]

I still don't care to believe that people on TV are talking to me.

We should have a gang sign or something. Then there will be no mistake.

And we'll flash the sign at each other and I'll be pulled into the TV screen and we'll all tumble, gigglingly, holding-handsily into our own private rabbit hole.

I'll think up a gang sign and get back to you. --All the people who may exist only inside my mind, that is...

By the way:

Most or all of the IEDs and snipings that kill US soldiers are the work of Israelis and their agents.

It serves to provide an "enemy" in the show.

Can't have a war without an enemy, right?

Well now we know who the real enemy is.

Huh.

Now, military men:

Those who have lost will get enraged and will flip the whole board over. It's their style.

Deny them the tools to do this.

In an era of deceitful orders, one must fall back on a timeless guideline:

"Thou shalt not murder."

Let me remind you what the Military Man is: He is a defender of the people. He is not an enslaver of them, or an instrument for someone's economic preferences.

There's been enough defiling of the uniform with unrighteously spilt blood.

Let's think about this.

You've been at this for thousands of years. In the dark. I've been at it for three. In the light.

I've checkmated you.

Can you see who wins now?

The audience is waiting for you to understand that it's over.

You know...

The true value of voting is that everyone knows how everyone feels. It is instructive to the individual and powerful to the group. The _moral_ message among the herd was this: "These animals make us want to barf and we want them gone like now." That is really worth as much as the _counting_ of the votes and the resulting political change. The "moral" of the story was worth more than the details therein.

Now:

Telephone polls and the like are essentially a taking of the vote. Polls are also privately contracted. XYZ Broadcaster hires Jimmie Wong's Polling Outfit to see how people feel about a topic. XYZ Broadcaster then broadcasts the results. The whole human group then knows how everyone else feels. This is a necessary and powerful bond among humans.

You should not allow government to have anything to do with the administering of elections. Because the corporate and legal mechanisms will be installed to influence those elections. Bad idea.

All polls and elections should be handled by perfectly open, sun shiney, polling outfits in the marketplace. Their methods will conform to accepted practices and are plainly visible to all. No one can cheat.

Problem solved. No more voting dilemma. It gets handled privately.

The _people_ will tell the _government_ just who will be in the government. Get it?

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Wednesday, November 15, 2006

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Freshman English class. High school. 1982.

Teacher presides over detestable yet eminently useful sentence diagramming.

I would sneak a listen to a little earphone radio in class and listen to the NPR station. They would re-play the "Hearts of Space" program.

That was a show of what was called "space music." It was the forerunner to electronica, etc.

Vangelis and Jean Michel-Jarre were pioneers in the field.

Though Rendez-Vous 4 appears to have been done more recently, it gives a sense of Jarre's work.

I like this one. It's very triumphant.

It is the music for the scene where the residents of Cootersville unite with the residents of the neighboring town of Touch-Hole Junction and throw a parade for Chris. Chris has spun down the space-time engines that had started the now-terminated Great Hahperdidah Wars.

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Everyone is redeemable in my show.

When directors' counsel proves worthless, the actor must direct himself.

He must pledge to act as a conduit for the Universal Rightness.

He must act accordingly. He should do what "feels" right.

He must ignore counsel.

He will save the day. ...And himself...

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I will give you a hint: The Universal Rightness is saddened by death and destruction.

There is a method to the madness.

Rumsfeld's dismissal was reserved til after the election because _they_ wanted the Democrats to win. It was a safety valve for Americans' rage. They're in the losing endgame. They needed some breathing room.

Same whore, different dress.

Well, I'm standing firm on the marketing: I demand that the Democrats perform differently than the Republicans. They're different, right?

The Republicans were sold out by the President's advisors for a purpose.

The Democrats and Republicans need to understand that they have a common enemy: 9-11 actor Israel and its cheerleaders.

Hate Legislation

""For the past eight years, the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith has tried unsuccessfully to pass its Orwellian federal "anti-hate" bill. It has failed largely for one reason: Republican control of Congress.""

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"Hate" legislation exists so that you can't call the Jews on their misdeeds. Get it? To criticize 9-11 actor Israel --the self-proclaimed "Jewish Homeland"-- is equated with criticizing Jews. That's bad, you see...

"Ignore them. They're so full of hate."

I would love to be able to put people in jail for being ContraMe. I would win every argument.

It does no good to strike at states.

An attack on Iran would serve no purpose. States everywhere are dying. They're an economic anachronism. They no longer have a monopoly on the exercise of force. Witness the non-government of Iraq. The people just ignore it.

An attack on Iran merely seals Israel's fate.

My advice: Don't buy real estate in Palestine.

If you care to examinine the informational matrix, you will see that the demise of Israel is a foregone conclusion. It can't be changed. Don't fight its demise. It's a waste of energy. Fighting it will only cause more grief for Jew and Muslim alike.

The only unknown at this point is the future standing of Jews. And that is entirely within their hands: The loss of Israel but the saving of Jewish reputation, or the loss of both. This is the only remaining unknown.

The war mongers know this. So any military action against Iran is proof that the goal of the war makers is not the standing of Jews, but the spreading of chaos in this power nexus. This is proof that "Israel" is not the Jewish homeland. See?

The evidence of your own duping will come soon...

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The "informational matrix" is my name for the four-dimensional interplay of information, that is, of energy. When you learn to look at information this way, you can see that Israel's collapse cannot be avoided. This informational matrix sometimes appears as colored light or as sound in the mind of the contemplator of it.

So to recap...

Someone stole the name of your homeland and slapped it on another product. So now the product they're selling looks like your homeland.

Know a thing by its fruits:

-Flying planes into buildings
-Torture
-Death
-Poisoning the world

Nice homeland you got there. ...If it's really your homeland...

By the way, I want everyone to blame _everything_ on me.

I did it all. Yup, I caused it. I flew the planes into the world trade center. I launched a ghastly war. I shredded the Constitution. I conjured EarIntestines galore. It was...allllll...my fault!

Now I'm a mean man for pointing it all out. ...With all the rage you had carefully cultivated. But now it's properly targeted. And that's my fault, right?

Something's hinkie with that Baghdad kidnapping thing.

Chaos is the goal there.

Kidnappings make for chaos.

It is unlikely that militias, that is, the armies of the people, seek more chaos. They're concerned about defending their people.

I suspect that this is an operation by someone other than the advertised actor.

Tuesday, November 14, 2006

I would not consider it good form to speak badly of a comedian.

I made a special exception in Dennis Miller's case. He works for _them_. And he knows this.

I looked at one of his segments in the Hannity and Colmes show at the foxnews website. I would include a link, but I can't seem to copy the precise location. Go to the H&C Show, and you will find a segment called "Free Speech." This is Dennis Miller's segment. It was about how waterboarding is just a joke. And Colmes thinks himself the comedian, too.

The man is using his talents to sell torture to an unsuspecting audience.

Meditate on that for a moment.

They're gettin their pieces in place...

"The Defense Department may be called upon to lead some responses to disaster, relegating the Homeland Security Department to a support role, defense experts said Monday."

Story

The very existence of a story means as much as the content of it. They're laying the informational groundwork for militarization of the streets. Remember: in a show, nothing happens without supporting, plausible previous material.

No more habeas corpus, no more posse comitatus.

I like this passage:

""The government should avoid the "slippery slope toward federalizing [the] emergency response system," he said. He noted that the Pentagon also gets involved when public order collapses.""

The first part is standard MeanNothing. It's the second part I'm interested in: "He noted that the Pentagon also gets involved when public order collapses."

So casual, isn't he? As if he's stating the obvious, something that only stupid people would have a problem with.

Or this:

"Along with increased hospital surge capacity, experts cautioned that DHS may need a large cadre of educated surge employees. McIntyre called for the creation of a DHS reserve system similar to the one employed by the military, by which enlisted students would pledge to assist in response efforts in exchange for college financing."

That's the pre-registration for the forced labor. They want to know who's available and where they live and what their skills are.

You don't ever, ever want government to "plan" for "emergencies." Because when someone has seized the levers of power (as someone has) those "plans" for "emergencies" make very convenient means of conquering you. All they have to do is provide the "emergency." Get it?

This outfit is up to no good.

You are being trapped by what you may safely regard as communists. They've seized your government.

Get ready. The hells of the Soviet Union, China, Nazi Germany, and Cambodia await you.

This boy appears to be insane.

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My favorite is the Napoleon Dynamite series. Kip is dead-on.

'Weed' is a bit dismissive a name for it.

I have decided that cannabis is The Lord's Herb.

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Monday, November 13, 2006

"Top Marine: No Plan For Post-Saddam Iraq"

"Gen. Michael Hagee says he asked his boss again and again who would take charge of major Iraqi cities, such as Najaf."

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The reason why there was no post-invasion plan is because they didn't need one.

_They_ did not need one because their goal was random chaos in Iraq. It neutralizes Iraq as a threat to the energy outpost. And it's cheaper than building "Democracy" or HappyTime or [ProductName].

General Hagee was not privy to this dark, inner goal.

Let me describe the political landscape for you.

1. The United States has lost nearly all its ability to project power. It is financially bankrupt and has zero moral standing in the world, especially considering that the Democrats are now sucking off the same people the Republicans were. Nothing has changed. That honeymoon was short. They'll be around for a short two years. Democrats are more inherently offensive than even Republicans; they'll have every eight-year-old trying on condoms in school and learning how to be gayly married.

2. The client states of Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and UAE will be swept away, as well they should be. Those political entities exist so that someone can make more money.

3. 9-11 actor Israel will be erased. The Jews will quit that territory or they will be used as spaceship fuel. And the world has a right to witness that delicious spectacle. As a matter of fact, I would feel cheated if the ovens were denied the sweet, sweet taste of 9-11 actor flesh. And maybe they'll put on a rousing performance and give us some tears.

This is the post-tsunami reality. Please accomodate yourselves to it. The laughable opinions of the guests on the cable news shows will make so much more sense once they get with it.

I want one of these air guitar shirts.

Air Guitar Shirt

Sunday, November 12, 2006

Maybe I'll start a political party.

I call it:

THE LAWFUL GOVERNMENT PARTY

Plain and simple: "Follow the fuckin (immutable) rules."

Of course, that would mean getting back into the system. (From which I have deftly --and to great, uproarious fanfare-- wrangled free.)

"Chris King Pop Icon (LG, VT)"

LG stands for "Lookin Good..."

I like Bernie.

He's no New Yorker. He's a rebellious Vermonter. I don't care what he calls his political beliefs; he sticks by the people.

It's just a difference of economic theory with us.

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