Posted in Personal Speculation, everyday life, media, politics, propaganda on December 12, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Call me a crazy, recovering conspiracy poet, but that’s how I’m reading this news:
” A former Nasdaq stock market chariman arrested on a securities fraud charge Thursday, accused of running a phony investment business that lost at least $50 billion before he confessed to senior employees it was a “giant Ponzi scheme” authorities said.
Bernard L. Madoff, [...]
Posted in media, politics, provocative filler, satire on September 15, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Like Bizarro was to Superman, Sarah Palin is to spritely 90’s alterna-chick, Lisa Loeb.
Just compare the look, the mannerisms, and the joie-de-vivre of Loeb with Palin. Palin comes off as a stilted, robotic version of Loeb from a block-shaped planet in some strange parallel universe.
You might need to turn the sound off to really do [...]
Posted in media, movies, mysticcult, pop culture, provocative filler on April 28, 2008 | 3 Comments »
On my way back. Give it a few weeks. In the meantime, here’s one of the most arresting segments from Richard Kelly’s ambitiously uneven, much-maligned and little-seen Southland Tales. Those of the rabbit hole persuasion and well-read arch-ironists alike should appreciate the movie immensely, what with its multiple layers of symbolism and the use of the Eye-in-the-Pyramid as symbol of [...]
Posted in everyday life, media, politics, provocative filler on March 30, 2008 | 13 Comments »
While I still work through some house re-ordering out in the physical world, I won’t be posting too much. It may be another week or so.
However, in the meantime, I recently recieved this graphic which sums up in one power-house image of concentrated meaning, quite a bit about the Spectacular election ritual we are [...]
Posted in Consciousness & Alternate Perception, celebrity idolatry, conspiracy poetics, high weirdness, media, pop culture, sacrificial goddesses on March 21, 2008 | 12 Comments »
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, [...]
Posted in Consciousness & Alternate Perception, civil liberties, conspiracy poetics, history, media, mis-education vs. raw learning, requiem on March 6, 2008 | 5 Comments »
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):
Posted in celebrity idolatry, media, politics, pop culture, propaganda on February 25, 2008 | 11 Comments »
Submitted for your analysis: the hottest, hippest, young people and a moving, cinematic montage fit for an Oscar-winning film’s promotional package or a Gap ad; versus the Whitest and Dorkiest of white and non-white people with lower producution values, less sex appeal, and inspirational power of the 1985 New England Patriot’s answer to the Super [...]
Posted in CIA, Personal Speculation, conspiracy poetics, hypnosis, media, politics, pro-peace/pro-people, propaganda on December 30, 2007 | 2 Comments »
I’m glad some folks at least are picking up on the fact that Bhutto, in one of her last interviews, mentioned the death of Osama Bin Laden. In particular, I’m glad this guy’s doing it.
From JAZZ from HELL:
And right on cue, shortly after former Pakistani premier Bhutto’s own slaying, two key al-Qaeda news items [...]
Posted in Personal Speculation, celebrity idolatry, civil liberties, marketing, media, pro-peace/pro-people on December 29, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Perhaps the whole distraction-story about steroid use in professional sports is even less about the drugs than I supposed. Perhaps, it’s all about surveillance–of the doped athletes and the duped fans alike.
Microchips anyone?
The entire spectacle surrounding Barry Bonds and, more recently, Roger Clemens in particular and steroid/human-growth hormone use in general among professional athletes [...]
Posted in high weirdness, media, politics, pro-peace/pro-people on December 28, 2007 | 7 Comments »
What does the death of Benazir Bhutto have to do with high weirdness?
If you don’t know much about the 23 enigma, I suggest referring to the work of Robert Anton Wilson.
Bypass the terrible movie released last year about it. If you happen across the German film, 23, which is based upon the true [...]
