Remember that time, in 1980, when paramedics were summoned to the home of a major female rock star? Once there, the medical professionals found two young girls with the rock star. A 15-year-old was arrested on a drug-related charge and a 16-year-old was charged with prostitution. The rock star in question was not a woman, […]
Interesting findings in Walter J. Ong’s classic work Orality and Literacy: The Technologizing of the Word, 30th anniv. ed. (Routledge, 2012), pp. 50–51: (1) Illiterate (oral) subjects identified geometrical figures by assigning them the names of objects, never abstractly as circles, squares, etc. A circle would be called a plate, sieve, bucket, watch, or moon; […]
Today we will cover recent big time news reports and how they fit into the larger meta political sphere and what it all means. The “news” is knock down admission almost every day of everything I and others have covered for the last 15 years. Instead of apologies, we are met with more and more […]
PsyOp Cinema joins me to cover Anya Taylor Joy films, which often contain themes of dissociation and initiation: although we will not be covering Northman or The VVitch (as we have already covered them), we will be exploring the themes in her films as a the new Milla Jovovich (who also often appeared in MK […]
There was never anything going for it, except political mileage and the desire for crude retribution. The putting to death of another human being by the legal sanction of a state has always been another way of justifying murder, effectively assassination by judicial fiat. Such policies remain terrifying features of a number of penal systems, […]
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We made it! 100k and rolling! This evening we will chill and chat and play some classic clips, recap the last 10 years and cover recent vindications and declassifications about JFK! This is not the 100k RIFF on ROTOR stream and we will be having OTHER 100k party streams with Qai and other old school […]
Guest post by UPAL CHAKRABORTY [Published below is the story of a long fight against harassment and for justice by someone who took his corporate job and the interests of his company seriously, little knowing what it could lead to. It gives a glimpse into the corporate culture even among what are known to be … Continue reading The Phantom of Bombay House: Upal Chakraborty →
