Monthly Archives: April 2011

this blog has always been about simply processing the flood of passive intelligence that sluices through the endless maw of the internet. To immerse myself in the data stream and see if I can see what’s going on without the filter of some “insider” telling me what’s REALLY going on… Continue reading →

Bigotry is going to get a lot of people killed, and anti-Muslim bigotry is every bit as dangerous and pernicious as White-on-Black bigotry, or any other form of insensate hate that an enlightened society has been fighting against for decades and centuries… Continue reading →

On the more mundane side, however, the Invisible Hand of the Market was not amused. To hear all of the above, and the massive “free PR” campaign being waged to make sure that people know the movie is out there, well, you’d think it was a MEGABLOCKBUSTER! Continue reading →

We should always mourn the passing of those who bring good into the world, no matter whether we understand or agree with their beliefs or not. Continue reading →

Because they’ve been conned into the social Darwinism of greed. Never understanding that they’re NOT going to hit the lottery, they rage against paying their future taxes on their imaginary Learjets. In other words, they lie because they’re already lying to themselves. Continue reading →

The promised sequel is delayed. It’s done and all. It’s just delayed. Continue reading →

After 150 years, do you suppose that just ONCE, just ONE FUCKING TIME, we could say “fuck Southern feelings” and have a civil war movie that actually showed the nobility and heroism of the Northern soldiers? Continue reading →

How YOU can profit from the impending world-wide Global Apocalypse. Continue reading →

It’s like we never left! My original SUVCW membership card But we have returned by a circuitous route to the same issues (minus, perhaps, slavery) and the same twistings of rhetoric, the same hatred of the enemy, the slanders, the … Continue reading →

Last summer I took my Enrolled Agent education, and over and over again, there were the inevitable exceptions and conditions attached to each area of tax code. And it DID seem needlessly complex until … Continue reading →