And, yes, I DO take it personally: the holy grail & mother load

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And, yes, I DO take it personally

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

the holy grail & mother load

Salvage ethnography and visual anthropology through image research reveal the truth:

"Trust" by Megadeth

Trying to save the elephants from poachers, Richard E. Leakey burned a cache of some 2,000 elephant tusks, ivory worth an estimated $3 million. They should have been saved for posterity, even if it meant that they went into a vault for the study by future generations.

Government has tried the same thing with the Art of sensual children's imagery. Like Leaky, government is wrong too.

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