A Journal about Electoral Tyranny, the dullness of mobs, and diminishing returns.

Thursday, April 24, 2008

Elephant Enclosure

Enclosure is most often glaringly apparent in agriculture, where it springs at the individual and community alike; it's hydrae-headed avarice greedily puncturing all targets on any level with amazingly audacious lethality.

The World According to Monsanto



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I quoth my ThierTubeSelf's sidebar:

"Enclosure of all things food by the transnational agrichem Combine.

Hey EduTainers! noticed some people spreading this around, good good, way it should be. Just letting one and all know that the full, intact and higher rez version is still up at Google:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-842180934463681887& amp;hl=en


...Just FYI, to help you help others help themselves to understand why The Combine sux. Like (ideally) these folks have/are:

http://welcome-to-pottersville.blogspot.com/


http://jischinger.wordpress.com/2008/04/20/monsanto/


http://www.dissolvism.com/2008/04/18/top-ten-most-important-exposes-online/


http://www.jerzeedevil.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36044


and the mysterious:

http://www.Girlfarm.org/


Thanks, and have a pleasant tomorrow as well as a Happy, nontoxic, OpenSource Spring Sowing."



Permaculture is Thee Way out of the Samsaric cycle of Enclosure and Eternal Redevelopment. Definitional, really. Do it right, instead of ad nauseum.

FI: Permaculturae Practicalii



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There would still be the matter of the Enclosure of your Labor as sublimated surplus.


That's OUR Surplus, Slicke!



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I can think of no better current worst-case example of Enclosure than Palestine with it's Wall of Hate.


Blame Canada


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Although there are more poignant non-human examples of curtailed freedoms and shrunken Commons pressuring a population into slavery and genocide.


The Thai Elephant Orchestra

Dave Soldier, Elephant Sonic Perpetuator
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There's no time like now to make a free-floating noise.

Mssss Apri'




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Sunday, January 13, 2008

Special Victory Units

Sorry if i seem to be withholding on the next installment of the Rape Joke That Is January Primaries, but...well, i've been gettin' some more some than usual-ally some-sum.

Some what, prithee mayhaps?


Massaging The Glass Teat



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Some focal examplary specifics for our coming Green Man Memorial Enclosure Expo:


That's OUR Surplus, Slicke!



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Enclosure is Thier™ Process. Some humans do require a kennel, to be sure. Even some dogs who never personally never ate chickens and weren't running with a pack on a given hypothetical night still, perhaps, need to be denied access to the Public Commons.


FunctInstruct: HowTo Insure Denial of Parole



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That's right, Charlie can't surf. Never killed anyone, wouldn't even be culpable as a Driver or for Aiding and Abbetting.
I still say i agree with the panel. Dude's a liability. The rest of the Population has free, unrestricted access to the Resources of the Commons as a basic Civil Right, yes?

HELLS NO.

That ain't right.


Bob's Alright



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I know we're NOT a Democracy and all, and it appears as if this is by your Choice, BTW; but still...


DemoKrazy

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...am i supposed to believe that you approve of continued ineptitude and...well, just general impotence and faggotry in the more than merely lackluster performance of the CADS (Civilian Advisory Death Squads) who get rubber-stamp certified by the School of the Americas? Now that it's changed name-charters to...WTF...St Mary's Rape College? Shit, i can't remember right now...BRB...


Boy's Life



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...W/e, i'll look it up later. Point is, they're all fucking sickos, yeah, but they're also creepy, closeted fags from pussy neighborhoods. They suck. I think we should've cut our losses after the Bay of Pigs and outsourced to Mongol or Cossack thugs.

Oh wait, the Soviets. Right. Gotcha.

Not a problem now; it's a Brave New Globalism. Look! There's a Hun below!


Žižek-a-lackin'

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Oh yeah. One more thing: Revolutionary Theory Is Neither.

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Friday, October 12, 2007

Dead Moon

Working on a scary hybrid-themed playlist for your Autumnal Slaughter Spots, Amerikkka. Behold; a landscape of switchblades and serial killers:


The Duke, The Clown, The Kids & US



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Additions to th' War™ Playlist Player include a whole pack of cute Iraqui kids and the Special Opz guys they tag around with, footage of a Predator straffing insurgents, and the usual fresh-baked rapes and IEDs.

Renting: It's A War Thang, Baby



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In our ever-expanding practical DIY playlist one may now find How-To's on pen guns, potato guns, ascetylene bombs, suppository delivery of DMT, mushroom picking, and proper play of the resurgent pre-teen parlour game "Choke Each Other Into Unconsciousness" in P0st-911 USofA.

Functional Instructionals



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Each playlist has over 100 videos now. Play safe: shoot clean.

Happy New Moon.

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Sunday, September 23, 2007

Hard Knock Life



There's a saying amongst the Vedicly-inclined that it's hard to keep it, shall we say, real when one is permuttated in Kali Yuga. Too much decadence, the story goes. The cycle of four ages is full of Maya at that point, making the last age one in which simple acts of selflessness garner more Dharmic Credit Points than in others, comensurate to the difference in overall general turdishness the rest of the biosphere would be exhibiting. Thusly, the Buddha-emulation clique (a subset of the Vedicly-inclined demographic) often remark that Enlightenment™ is easier to attain during Kali Yuga, on a sliding scale that approaches 0 as T(ime) approaches End.






KALI YUGA
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Shaggy and Scooby, Palestinian Heshers in Baghdad.


If D'J33pZ(0rX) swings past this entry, maybe she'll be kind enough to comment and tell the stry of how she reintroduced me to G0D and Grotus via explicating the principle of Kali Yuga to yours truly whilst dodging SoDo traffic to thier hit Top 40 cut from thier seminal disk, Slow Motion Apocalypse.


Grotus - Kali Yuga


It really doesn't seem reasonable that this particular global bloom of Alpha sapiens will maintain a tenable possitive growth pattern with regards to that species' growing personal and collective institutional resource requirments and the biosphere's current rate of resource depletion. However, h. sapiens has been virulently responsive to extreme environmental shifts in the past, showing a stubborn resiliency that could mean aeons of additional torment for all terrans (and possible extraterrestrius effects).

Will there be trade unionism in the Off World Colonies™?


Fuck trade unionism and the little bossman it rode in on. One Big Union.

Found my old pledgecard whilst digging to the bottom of the bivouac here at Last Daze InterBai HQ.



This is what i wanted to show y'all.



Discuss amongst yourselves.



Society needs to be social. The means of production ARE common community assets, and as such communal use/access guarantee assurance is the primary job of any oversight institutions that proport to be acting in the civic interest.


X5 of Arabia, Agent of Change.


There's a good FCC/streetball tie-in somewhere. For those readers who Fear The Linkz, the above pictured Saudi tagger X5 is lobbying the wet-gherkins of the Haus o' Saud government to fund some neighborhood playareae, which really isn't too much to ask. One shouldn't have to ask one's master for the occassional bone; decorum dictates the regular flick of gristle from the head table towards the shadows skulking the floor at the edge of the candlelight.






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From the article:

(the newly appointed official in charge of Jiddah's beautification, Jiddeh city official Mohamed Jamal) Abo-Umara, 45, said young men like Alwani should not be held accountable until officials are sure they've done right by local youth.

"What have we done for young people? Have we asked them what they need or want?" said Abo-Umara, wearing a flowing white head scarf and long robe. "Until I talk to them and find out why they are scribbling all over Jiddah and do my part in offering them the services we're supposed to provide, then I can't punish or criticize them."

Look.

It comes to this. Always.

It's all us. The future can be one long-ass dreary unending clusterthroating of compounding institutional usurption of our common resources or we can grow up, stop putting fucking fences around our increasingly drab walls, claiming every toy in the percievable world our personal private slave-object and learn to share like civilised toddlers. Looking up to "authority" percieved resident in the wealthy elite who really do run things for the edification of global business ventures with whom they have more than casual invested interests in is the number one crippling cognitive prion that the governed can cure themselves of.

Ask your Doktor if shedding your need for a shepherd is right for you.

He'll say "Yes."

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