Posted in As Matters Stand Now: on August 19, 2009 | 3 Comments »
The Same Problems Of Managerial & Professionalist Opportunism Infest Both Private & Public Health Care “Systems”
by Emmett Smith
Sean Gabb yesterday in the English Libertarian Alliance web log posted the following analysis. It provides much food for thought — at least to those still capable of that function after all of the absolutely brainless and objectively [...]
Posted in As Matters Stand Now: on June 17, 2009 | 8 Comments »
by Samuel Manoah Adams
It is easy to pillory them as “leftists,” but these types at truthdig.com (see below) — especially Mr Chris Hedges! — do have a certain chilly panache, when it comes to ramming a useless and objectively God-damned, historically non-achieving, 1946-64 “Baby Boom” generation’s professionalistic face right smack dab in to the shit!
For [...]
Posted in As Matters Stand Now: on June 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
by Bodwyn Wook
[The problem for ME is that in these rigged elections over here in the States I am invariably offered a slate of duds and shitheels who have no better morals or character than I do, myself! This is the absolute lie and sewer of the "two-party" system of organized stealing, that there are any real differences between [...]
Posted in As Matters Stand Now: on June 1, 2009 | 3 Comments »
At The Frontier Of Freedom
by Emmett Smith
Necessarily every word thought and spoken and written adds to what Liberty is and was dreamed to be, and after all ever shall be.
Some meanwhile worry not unreasonably about the fate in a harsh world of any newborn free society. Here are the recent thoughts on this of an [...]
Posted in As Matters Stand Now: on May 31, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Leftwing Manipulation Of Racism
by “Emmett R Smith”
[THE Little card actually came up with something not half-bad, this time.... BW]
The modus operandi of state liberalism in connection with political parties is real enough. It is to use fringe parties such as the racially exclusive British National Party (BNP) in England (not “Britain”) as a sort [...]
Posted in As Matters Stand Now: on May 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
by Samuel Manoah Adams
You know, in 1691 or so William III got back from the Hague and told Parliament he would need loads of money to fight France some more, but this was not a hard sell as he had just run Jasper Deuce out of Ireland. The budget now was mainly in aid of [...]
Posted in As Matters Stand Now: on May 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
[The 'universities' of post-modern America are a grotesque and sub-literate horror. In their time, they were mostly quite unexceptionable state teachers' colleges, or 'normal schools'. These were wonderful places, and generations of young people in them learnt to teach the Odyssey and Don Quixote and geometry in the one-room schoolhouses of the land. To-day, these [...]
Posted in As Matters Stand Now: on April 27, 2009 | 2 Comments »
The Banality of Bush White House Evil
By FRANK RICH
“The newly released Justice Department memos, like those before them, were not written by barely schooled misfits like England and Graner. John Yoo, Steven Bradbury and Jay Bybee graduated from the likes of Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Michigan and Brigham Young. They have passed through white-shoe law firms [...]
Posted in As Matters Stand Now: on April 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
by Emmett R Smith
Alexander Cockburn is a rather unclassifiable writer who nonetheless has a keen sense of the general failure and gridlock of late-modern “governance” in these early postmodern decades. It is all the more important to grasp this central fact as the Obama nominal “Left” now conduct their public “nice Baby Boomers” display. Obamism [...]
Posted in As Matters Stand Now: on March 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
by Bodwyn Wook
On the irksome intrusive futility of the post-modern anachronistic state:
‘Frankly, everyone is utterly fed up with paying through the nose to be patronised, scolded, spied upon and bullied by the sort of people with whom any civilised person, or any but the most broadminded and permissive savage, would hesitate to share a railway-compartment.’
The [...]
