“well, that was some weird shit.” ~ george w. bush critical? prophetic? reflective? certainly applicable from the beginning to the end…but is it really over? “balancing on a ledge, living on a razor’s edge…”

another day, another electoral college reflecting the current will of the people and yet the question remains why it was that verily the response came to the inquiry… “do you want somebody from new york to be setting the agenda for america…?” ~ mitch mcconell …other than there was not a choice last time around?

the privatization of cyberwarfare is so very american…make a buck if you can selling out your country and fellow citizen. perhaps the buying of influence in american politics no longer has to involve politicians and kickbacks, merely internet advertisements and an army of solipsistic media trolls goosing and juicing a citizenry ripe and receptive to […]

until recently, the people had had enough of new york because the last time something so unpredicted occurred, the people rejected a learned new york lawyer as well. the people subsequently didn’t go for the intellectual in preference for the war hero who had a few ideas of his own that he thought pertinent to […]

perhaps the united states government could work on adhering to it’s own laws rather than pursuing further constraints to the freedom of others? at the very least by allowing citizenry to run off and join terrorists organizations there could be a steady supply of additional targets for drone strikes. beyond that why is it desirable […]

what happens at bunga bunga parties does not stay at bunga bunga parties… “touch-a touch-a touch-a touch me i wanna be dirty thrill me, chill me, fulfill me creature of the night”

how’s outsourcing of national security working out for the united states? no longer recruiting the best and brightest, like middle managers everywhere it’s just looking at the bottom line of budgets and getting the bare minimum to get the same money next budget cycle! clearly the educational system in the u.s. is failing to properly […]

is it really that surprising government and business are working together against the interests of the citizenry in the name of the citizenry? no more surprising that another member of the tween generation can’t simply keep their mouth shut and do their job without making it all about them. if you don’t know want to […]

it’s a bird…not it’s a plane…it’s super congress! able to stop freedom in a single bound! the finances of the country reflect a banana republic so why shouldn’t the government as well? a military industrial illusion of democracy

in a year of a republican tsunami, couldn’t there have been a glimmer of smoke that the future might be a whole lot kinder and hazier and maybe just a bit greener?