Read Or Die

the anime music video. (Just something whimsical.)

However bad you think things are, they are so much worse.

As far as option 6 in jburke6000's "Response to ProfMarcus: What To Do Next?", no doubt the administration is counting on it.

As far as a previous comment I made, "what Posse Comitatus Act?", here's more:

Meanwhile, last October Bush and Cheney, with the help of a compliant Congress, put in place some key elements needed for a military putsch. There was the overturning of the venerable Posse Comitatus Act of 1878, which barred the use of active duty military inside the United States for police-type functions, and the revision of the Insurrection Act, so as to empower the president to take control of National Guard units in the 50 states even over the objections of the governors of those states."

That entire article, "Martial Law is Now a Real Threat - Declaring the US a Battlefield", By Dave Lindorff (7/27/07),is well worth reading.

I notice that when I went to read a new article at the New York Times, about Bush challenges critics of new spy laws, it runs sponsored propaganda first about "Anti-Drugs", which has a message that pedophiles are not the only people our kids are meeting online.

We know that mainstream media shills for the government. The preferred order of alliance among states and in fact, probably true with the media, is:

1. To remain neutral
2. To join the side of the strongest
3. To join whichever side one must

many Right Wing apologists scoffed at the notion that when Bush and Putin met last, they may have discussed staying late at the party.

Now Pravda has this.

Many Right Wing apologists now scoff, in much the same way, at comparisons of present America to Nazi Germany.

uh, hello?

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