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Thursday, December 17, 2009

Why I Eat rich people

One of the reasons I dislike rich people so much is their arrogant appropriation of everything cool. They want to give the impression that they are the originators of everything good that people admire. They do this with a type of lottery which selects from amongst millions the ultra cream of the crop and then makes them honorary rich people. Professional sports for instance where millions of young athletes in high school are sifted down to thousands in college and even fewer who are able to actually play professionally and an even fewer who become elite superstars and receive compensation that effectively makes them honorary elites.

The unspoken implication of course is that this is how the rich got their status, by earning it, which is totally false of course as legacy wealth is by far the dominant way of becoming really wealthy and all true wealth traces its origins back to a crime against humanity or nature (for instance slavery and mining). In other words it's a myth, a fable indoctrinated very effectively into public consciousness that the gods of our world got where they are because they are better than us.

The truth is that they are insane with power and locked into a system created by lunatics obsessed with getting over on each other, stealing wealth by hook or by crook with fantasy bubbles blown century after century which all strive to make the pyramid scheme into a sustainable way of life, to allow them to live as pharaohs in perpetuity.

This myth is taught not only in professional sports but in music and the arts and almost every facet of creative output. The very best talent is expropriated by the parasitic class of disgusting over consumers and usually quickly corrupted by the morays of these degenerate criminals.

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Taboo Topics



Ever wonder what stories are off limits to our infant like public consciousness, you know the one filled with Tiger's wood and Brittany's vagina? What is going on in the world today that escapes our scrutiny? Here's five things that are off the radar.

One - Genetically modified foods.

A huge threat to our future and a reckless experiment with nature the makers of these franken foods have prevented the public from even being aware of the science fair projects we all all eat.

Two - Corporate pollution.

The destroyers of the environment operate under a cloak of camouflage. Their crimes go unreported as their control over the media is as sure as their control of government.

Three - Arab refugees.

The four or five million innocent civilians whose lives have been utterly destroyed by the US oil grab in Mesopotamia. Invisible.

Four - Public support for Peace.

Public opinion has always been for peace, consistently over decades. In fact it is only through gross perversions of the truth, outlandish media hype and government spewed propaganda that people are ever tricked into supporting war.

Five - Simple solutions.

Simple solutions for complex problems such as giving up our attempt to control the world by force in exchange for trillions in savings which can be utilized to improve our lives rather than destroying others.



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Bio shelter


Under a plastic umbrella of fabricated nonsense

Gorging on the phony and obnoxious

Pretense of superiority, the smugness

Of well dressed children and mannequin brides glittering

In special petro rides,

We blot out the stars with city lights

We bulldoze the future with the endless fights

We conquer control fence and patrol every atom and subspecies

But a tsunami is creeping up from behind.

Don't look stay in the theater and wish wish with all your heart

That we may never have to actually confront reality,

Until it's too late.

Or could we tear off the blinders

Stop the projections and resist their suggestions

Deflate the ballons cut the power off and swoon

Under the moon in rapt admiration for a chance to live

and breathe in motion on this ocean of mystery and magic.



- Brian Thomas

Monday, December 7, 2009

Nothingness and Being




Let's see . . . to start with we need a vocabulary shared between us. We can avoid false argument by assuming the near identical nature of ourselves one to the other, so that when we disagree it is usually a misunderstanding of words not intent.



"For what shall it profit man to gain the whole world, yet lose his soul"

We need a new Good Book to teach the children with. A religious scripture based on Peace rather than War. On Freedom instead of slavery. A morality based on planning for our future rather than on empirical domination and the owning of each other.


Because we are so impressionable. We imitate our elders and absorb their prejudices and assumptions like a sponge sopping up the very juices of life.

So if we spend 10, 20 or 30 years educating people to be machine parts, to think skeptically coldly cruelly calculatingly in order to plot a course of maximum consumption at whatever detrimental cost to our environment or fellow Earth beings then we reap the expected outcome, a world that has been murdered.

And that's pretty much where we are today, drifting around the crime scene waiting tense and apprehensively for the nest shock the next calamity the next blown up scam riot to blow like a tornado through the infantile childlike media consciousness we all reverie in.

Existential apathy.

Post modern dyslexic non involvement.

And here in the mist of This.

Friday, November 27, 2009

naive -
1. having or showing unaffected simplicity of nature or absence of artificiality; unsophisticated; ingenuous.
2. having or showing a lack of experience, judgment, or information; credulous: She's so naive she believes everything she reads. He has a very naive attitude toward politics.
3. having or marked by a simple, unaffectedly direct style reflecting little or no formal training or technique: valuable naive 19th-century American portrait paintings.
4. not having previously been the subject of a scientific experiment, as an animal.