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We worked together for one year in Japan at the same school. He lived in Hiyoshi, same as the tiny groupuscule from the Fellowship of Friends that I ran into during that year. He taught English, went to Temple University, and lived with a Japanese wife with whom he seemed to have a pretty [...]

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Just got tipped off by regular reader, Costumeoff, about the latest episode of South Park. Imagine my surprise to hear about Matt Stone and Trey Parker touching upon Britney Spears, Miley Cyrus and…ritual sacrifice. Maybe, this insight is simply in the air now, having penetrating the veil. With satire and cartoon kids, [...]

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The wise man changes his views when he sees the truth.
Rest in peace, Bill.
Before the tragedy:

And after(from Rant in E-Minor):

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A little while back, Kent Daniel Bentkowski interviewed me for his very good podcast, the Kentroversy Tapes.  Now, the whole conversation is up and ready for your listening pleasure (or otherwise!).  Go check it out and then tell me what you think:
The Kentroversy Tapes-Monday, March 3, 2008 

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I was a late adopter to the graveyard called Friendster. I came late, and suspiciously, and nearly never visit it, unless I get a notice about a new post by a few folks I enjoy who blog over there. Now, Facebook…I’ve sort of been a sucker for it, it’s flash and everything else. [...]

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I’ve found an interview with Richard Metzger, the founder of Disnformation, that sheds some light and shoots some provocative darts in the direction of the rabbit hole. I’ve half-heartedly bopped around the echo chamber of the world wide web recently to see where Metzger is these days, since it seems he’s no longer [...]

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A little something about compliance. The use of Blackwater over in Iraq is a testing ground for quelling us stateside.
Not less than a month ago I saw a couple people dressed like cops standing out on the street, one near west 38th street, the other a block earlier on west 39th in NYC, like cops [...]

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In the Spectacular Panopticon of the modern urban landscape, nothing is really secret anymore. Everything is seen, everything is recorded. Bubble cameras in the subways, covert cameras inside light fixtures on street corners, the more obvious surveillance devices in front of private buildings and staring at you within your banks, the Hollow [...]

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As the whole dog-and-pony show of the presidential (s)election season heats up, I’m re-reading the abridged version of Frazier’s Golden Bough. Specifically, I’ve been going over the section entitled “MAGICIANS AS KINGS.” As always, reading Frazier is illuminating for the unspoken connections it demonstrates for me between the magical and so-called primitive past [...]

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Kudos to Ty Brown at Dreamsend for this great essay. It’s nice to see someone has come around to seeing in this Britney Spears spectacle as the kind of destructive magic I’ve been noticing. (Not that I really needed anyone else to see it to intuit the dark truth I’ve noticed, but [...]

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