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Tag Archives: Syntax
Tabloid News and why it’s relevant
First, consider and remember that Trump has a really short fuse, doesn’t hesitate to cry foul and then call his lawyers to sue people for libel or slander. And that he has a big enough stake in the National Enquirer … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged actions, Alleged, America, Asia, boxer, Britain, Capital, cats, China, Chinese, Crime, Crow, Debt, DIA, Enquirer, EPA, Fake News, France, Fun, Fundamentalism, Germany, Gold, Golden, Government, Headlines, Human Beings, immigrants, Invasion, IRA, IRS, Korea, Libertarian, Media, Mexican, Migra, North Korea, Opium, PLO, Prince, Putin, Rap, rebellion, Reparations, Sauce for the goose, sex, Syntax, Tax, The Nation, Troy, Trump, U.S., United States, White, Whites
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Gee, is it any surprise that in America the brown shirts would be white?
There he is in all his glory, an NYPD “White Shirt”, the now feared NYC police commanders, raring back and using both hands to club Occupy Wall Street marchers. Other footage shows a whole squad of white shirts swinging away. … Continue reading
Posted in Sight-Bites
Tagged America, Blacks, Blackshirts, Brownshirts, Corporate, Crow, Fascist, Fascists, Italy, Love, March, Murder, NYC, NYPD, Occupy, Occupy Wall Street, occupywallstreet, police, Police State, Syntax, Tax, Video, Wall Street, White, White Shirts, Whites, youtube
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Never Forget 9/11, much less decode it
Never Forget What? The Alamo? The Maine? The Lusitania? Pearl Harbor? Every example of a tragedy our government exploits has turned out to be a fraud. Interesting company then for Nine Eleven… Although the traditional syntax is “Remember the–“. Usually … Continue reading
Posted in Semantics
Tagged 9/11, Abu Ghraib, Abuse, Alamo, ALF, Alleged, Art, Bhopal, Cast Lead, Fallujah, Fraud, Gaza, Government, Holocaust, Holocaust Remembrance, Imperial, Interest, IRS, Levis, liberty, Mavi Marmara, Never Forget, Nine Eleven, Pagan, Pearl Harbor, PLO, Propaganda, Propagandist, propagandists, rallies, Remembrance, slogans, Syntax, Tax, Television, terror, terrorist, USA, USS Liberty, USS Maine, War, World Trade Center, Zionism
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Green is the new blue
I’m not talking about the verdant environmentalists, of the “Green Scare,” the syntax applied by the government to categorize eco-defenders under the axis of terrorism. Nor the hue of the ecological mind shift that launched the global political movement. The … Continue reading
Posted in Semantics
Tagged Art, ATF, Axis, CIA, Cialis, Corporate, Democratic Party, Environment, Government, Green Party, Green Scare, Left, reform, Shell, Socialism, Syntax, Tax, terror, Terrorism
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FRIDAY 9/17: See Jim Hightower, then rally to save Social Security, sort of
This Friday evening, September 17, Colorado Springs activists can have their cake and eat it too. The Jim Hightower event and the Colorado Senate race debate are back to back. So it’s sheet cake. Jim Hightower is still plugging his … Continue reading
Posted in Local News
Tagged activists, AIG, Art, Buck, Campaign, Centennial Hall, CIA, Class War, Class Warfare, College, Colorado, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Corn, Corporate, Democrats, Evolution, Exercise, Fraud, Jim Hightower, Ken Buck, Michael Bennet, poll, Privatization, Protest, Race, Rally, rebellion, Republic, Republican, Revolution, Security, Senate, slogans, Social Security, Syntax, Tax, Voice, Wall Street, War
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The tax problems of evasive fraudsters
Before Tom Daschle stepped down to circumvent further disgrace, there were accusations of a double standard with regard to overlooking the tax problem of the nominee for Health and Human Services Secretary versus Nancy Killefer’s tax problems which led to … Continue reading
Sideways talking Yoda-like am I…
but realized this did I suddenly… That would be how translating ANY non-English language into English word by word and ignoring syntax.
Where are Salam Pax and Raed Jarrar?
The BBC has an update on Iraqi bloggers. Riverbend is back, she’s now a refugee in Syria. Nabil is in Jordan. “Zappy” is in the UK. 24stepstoliberty now writes from California. Livesstrong and Najma are in Mosul. Last-of-Iraqis writes … Continue reading
Is it Better without a bean than Green?
The hardcore American nut slogan of 40-50 years ago was “Better dead than Red”. Then they came up with “America, Love It or Leave It”. Dull. But now, the idiot American Right should have as their philosophical slogan, “Better without … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Info Virus
Tagged actions, Al Gore, Al Sharpton, America, American, Anarchism, Art, Belief, Capital, Capitalism, Capitalists, CIA, Cialis, Clinton, Democracy, Democratic Party, Dittoheads, Economy, Environment, Euro, Europe, Evidence, Evil, FDR, Global Warming, Greens, Health, Hillary, Hillary Clinton, Humanity, Jesus, Left, liberal, Love, Marxism, minimum wage, MLK, Murdoch, Nationalism, Noam Chomsky, O'Reilly, Pat Robertson, Pink, Rap, Reds, Robertson, sex, social democracy, Socialism, Syntax, The Nation, Troy, Union, Unions, War, Water, world economy
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Is Iraq in ‘Civil War’?
Our national debates often enter into surreal territories, and I got to say that I find the liberal sites to be almost as bad as the conservative ones when it comes to their examination of US militarism. Today finds the … Continue reading
Tagged alternet, America, American, American Civil War, American imperialism, Americans, Argument, Art, Atrocities, Britain, Bush, Chaos, Civil War, Colonialism, Colorado, Democratic Party, Democrats, DIA, Fallujah, Flag, flag waving, Food, Forward, God, Government, guilt, Imperial, Imperialism, Interrogation, Intervention, Invasion, IOC, IRA, Iran, Iraq, IRS, Japan, Killing, Kurds, liberal, Liberalism, liberals, Media, Middle East, Militarism, Murder, Nature, NFL, nuns, Occupation, Occupiers, Occupy, Patriots, Peace, population, POW, power, RAW, Real America, reality, Republic, Republican, Republicans, Riots, soldier, Soldiers, spin, Stupid, Sunni, Syntax, troops, Truth, US militarism, US soldier, US soldiers, Vietnam, Vietnam War, War, war and peace, warmonger, Warmongers, White, White House
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Publication guidelines
Here are our guidelines for optimized posts. POST Project theme within the first or second paragraph. Keep paragraphs as short as possible. Break up the paragraphs so they do not look too oppressive, the better to draw readers in. To … Continue reading
Syntax
Does less have one fewer syllable than fewer or one less? Is it shrink-wrapped or shrunk-wrap?
Chicken or the egg
Which came first? This is not a question. To think that there is no answer to this question seems to dismiss the reality that both exist dependent upon one another. If a tree falls in the forest, and no … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Personal Notes, Perspective
Tagged Alzheimers, Death, forest, History, IRS, reality, Syntax, visits
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Handcrafted aggrandizement
I’ve always been irked by the Starbucks invented term “Barista.” It’s the equivalent of Walmart calling their workers “associates.” It means nothing except to delude the workers that they are something more than slave-wage, unskilled workers. Barista might imply that … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Advertizing, Art, Buck, CIA, Coffee, Colorado Springs, Craft, Cult, nothing, Popular Culture, Psycho, Starbucks, Syntax, Tax, Walmart, Workers
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MTA and the ‘failure to communicate’
There is a sad but funny commentary on Alternet titled, ‘The Iraq Debacle- Failure to Communicate?‘ I took a semester of Modern Standard Arabic ages ago and this article and the subsequent commentaries discuss the lack of available Arabic translators … Continue reading →