Free trade is a lie. Corporations only ever get together for Restraint of Trade.
Month: July 2013
Corporate Assault on Public Education
It's not in the interests of power that we be engaged, or that we think, or that we raise our literacy. Alphabetisme as the French call it is the best power can accept from education.
MALALA YOUSAFZAI
VIVA MALALA
Truth is truth. It can appear anywhere, be revealed by anyone . . . and the children shall lead.
Sunday Spotlight: Malala Yousafzai http://t.co/xwEwxchACs via @abc
— The Revue (@revuerevuerevue) July 16, 2013
Irony
Reveal yourself in your choices.
Soul & Anti-Soul
A new political metaphysics.
The soul of the people and the anti-soul of the governmental administrators are mutually exclusive entities metaphysically as well as being antagonistic players in any drama performed physically in society. They share little to nothing in common, cannot endure for long the existence of the other. They are as close to matter and anti-matter in physics as any two things could be.
Politicians as we know them today, inside any sense of democracy anyone might hold in whatever variety that has been possible throughout history, are not interested in the advancement of literacy, no. Advanced literacy is not even favorable for any serious political campaign, and that’s serious about getting elected. Even a campaign as seemingly mostly about ideas as was Barack Obama’s, an elevated literacy was not the prime question–the populus was never to read his speeches, but listen to the ringing oratory in his phrases, the rhythm of his…
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Spy, Spying, Spied
To spy or not to spy must be a question for some who have reason to believe that their need to find out exceeds another's right to privacy. As voyeuristic as we have become--and the world is just a series of key holes, from one to another crouching like a humunculus with left or right … Continue reading Spy, Spying, Spied
The Absurd
The Absurd. via The Absurd.
Archipelago
The world is fast becoming one kind, even if we have yet to raise our ethical consciousness to the level where we can see clearly the oneness of our human kinship. Yet, the scarriest thing I noted in Paris the last time I was there was how much like everywhere else even Paris is becoming. Every city in the world an island in the American Bourgeois Capitalist Archipelago, a chain of Post-post Modernist American Islands in a sea of everywhere else.
The Falling Leaf Review 