And the People Played the Trump Card. In 2016 the cards were dealt the odds were stacked deplorables attacked Still the people called. The stakes were raised and the limits high Still as fakers sigh Still the people called who delivered this plague which traitorous poison delivered deaths blow Still the people Called […]
Authentic Discourses on Decisions to Act. https://t.co/HAU5BFDlQY via @PMotels — GrubStreetJournal (@GrubStreetJorno) April 8, 2020 Currents of the tides, Time and the nature of things, pass. rogerglewis Poetry August 9, 2016 5 Minutes Göring the Organ-Grinder and Heidegger the Monkey. Jud Evans Cartoons Here.(see Purple Link) Göring the Organ-Grinder and Heidegger the Monkey. Jud Evans Cartoons Here.(see Purple Link) […]
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Watch telly. Play online games. Do not think. ? In one of the local grocery shops here the other day – having washed my hands in Medigel upon entering – I bought a few vital items (Champagne vinegar, Ketchup, fillet of vegan Guinea Fowl, Braised vole sur son lit d’escargots…
https://off-guardian.org/2020/04/06/feudal-japan-edo-and-the-us-empire/#comment-140591 Feudal Japan Edo and the US Empire Hiroyuki Hamada At 72.05 https://youtu.be/Nd6PjZQZYmE?t=4325 1 here Prof Victor Etimove describes how we find ourselves Divided between two Lies. In the Broadest Philosophical context that is the Aristotelian Lie on the one Hand and the Platonic Lie on the Other. Well described by Alex Thompson in this […]
