Issue 40
News: Whither Immigration?
One major issue in the past month or so was the issue of Immigration and how Bush is stopping it. The big issue in my mind is Why in the world (pun unintended) people would want to come to America at this point in our lives. After 9/11, we have been on the fast track to evolving into the superstate depicted in Orwell's 1984, with a fundementalist twist. We have been arresting people and putting them in prison in Cuba with no possibility for release in their lifetime all due to the fact that they worship the wrong God or have the wrong tone of skin. We have also started a war in a country across the globe and laid its capital to waste and abused its prisoners in ways which would have any other country discredited for life. Either way, any person who wants to go live in a country so bent on proving that one can successfully combine WoodyAllen-like neuroticism and Drunken jingo-ness of most people in Middle America (The Red states) is either insane or stupid. If anything, citizens should be trying to follow Bobby Fisher's lead (minus the self-hating jewishness that has enveloped him in recent years) and expatriate; particularly to Canada, or better yet, France.
Band Name of the Day: Hellton. It comes from the movie The Dead Poet's Society. It is a parody by the students of their real school Welton. Its pillars are Travesty, Horror, Decadence, and Excrement. All of these four would work
Film Idea of the Day: Three cuckholded brothers leave their wives and land in a black and white noirish landscape with surreal characters, two of whom recite ginsberg constantly while playing bass guitar, and another who thinks synching up Madonna to Anton laVey is a viable synch.
Review of the Day: Equus. The play by Paul Schaffer about a boy who blinds horses is a brilliant triumph and a very interesting read. My favorite part is where he actually rides one of the horses who he worships as a God because his father leaves him out of Religion and horses.
Quote of the Day: "I don't want to William Hurt you, I just want your Tango and Cash, so just Pay it forward, and we'll all be Happy Gilmore"
__________Gene Shalit, Family Guy.
Link of the Day: Watch this Stephen Colbert video.
One major issue in the past month or so was the issue of Immigration and how Bush is stopping it. The big issue in my mind is Why in the world (pun unintended) people would want to come to America at this point in our lives. After 9/11, we have been on the fast track to evolving into the superstate depicted in Orwell's 1984, with a fundementalist twist. We have been arresting people and putting them in prison in Cuba with no possibility for release in their lifetime all due to the fact that they worship the wrong God or have the wrong tone of skin. We have also started a war in a country across the globe and laid its capital to waste and abused its prisoners in ways which would have any other country discredited for life. Either way, any person who wants to go live in a country so bent on proving that one can successfully combine WoodyAllen-like neuroticism and Drunken jingo-ness of most people in Middle America (The Red states) is either insane or stupid. If anything, citizens should be trying to follow Bobby Fisher's lead (minus the self-hating jewishness that has enveloped him in recent years) and expatriate; particularly to Canada, or better yet, France.
Band Name of the Day: Hellton. It comes from the movie The Dead Poet's Society. It is a parody by the students of their real school Welton. Its pillars are Travesty, Horror, Decadence, and Excrement. All of these four would work
Film Idea of the Day: Three cuckholded brothers leave their wives and land in a black and white noirish landscape with surreal characters, two of whom recite ginsberg constantly while playing bass guitar, and another who thinks synching up Madonna to Anton laVey is a viable synch.
Review of the Day: Equus. The play by Paul Schaffer about a boy who blinds horses is a brilliant triumph and a very interesting read. My favorite part is where he actually rides one of the horses who he worships as a God because his father leaves him out of Religion and horses.
Quote of the Day: "I don't want to William Hurt you, I just want your Tango and Cash, so just Pay it forward, and we'll all be Happy Gilmore"
__________Gene Shalit, Family Guy.
Link of the Day: Watch this Stephen Colbert video.
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