Monthly Archives: July 2009

Zombie Apocalypse

No money, no jobs, no food, hordes of people milling around in a lawless urban landscape, banding into gangs, eating whatever they can find, eating other people, turning into twisted mockeries of their former humanity. Yes, the zombie invasion is real, but it’s us it’s us it’s us it’s us it’s us it’s us it’s [...]

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The End

Paper currency: for decades the US dollar has been off of the gold standard, in other words it doesn’t have any intrinsic worth. It’s just paper. As long as the dollar has been detached from the gold standard, the US has in effect been betting on its reputation. It has, with characteristic hubris, taken on monumental [...]

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Horseman

Fire 1. Not So Far 2. The Holocaust 3. Keeper of the Flame Water 4. James Macbeth 5. The Black Freighter 6. Bleached and Boring Air 7. Holy Spirits 8. The Son 9. The Father Earth 10. Infected 11. 2012 – The Black Whole Memory – Human Mask 12. Among the Dead Death visited me [...]

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ABG Redefined

No longer an end in itself: a proving ground, a garden in which ideas take root and sprout leaves, a nest to raise thoughts until they’re ready to fly. A springboard from which more significant projects may be launched. A means of expression for my wandering mind. Random growth which inspires and contributes to the [...]

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Heaven and Hell: a Myth and an Allegory

My painting of life… A giant cylindrical pit, reaching upwards eternally, and every soul who has ever existed is thrown into it. At first it was chaotic: everyone clambered for the top, pulling others down in order to push themselves up. People screaming in pain, clawing in desperation, contorted, eternally struggling, and rarely achieving the [...]

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Two Monumental Ironies

I. Thomas Jefferson was a very conservative politician who believed that a government’s only role was to secure the governed’s rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness (and nothing beyond that). The cornerstone of Jefferson’s memorial in the nation’s capital was laid by Franklin D. Roosevelt, who presided over a disastrous expansion of [...]

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It Should Be Obvious By Now…

Goldman Sachs is profitable. I’m sure this has little to do with their political contributions, influential alumni, or second-hand relief from all risk associated with AIG, at US taxpayers’ expense. That is why the government’s power must be limited: it’s a tool of manipulation which can only be wielded by the extremely wealthy, at everyone [...]

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