rip and run

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rippin and runnin
can leave a man twisting in the wind.


ICC 1
charles taylor 0

ABB
GWB
I must be crazy, I see so much similiar in them

Gene therapy, if we could tie down the human genome
if we were gods and could tinker with our destiny
We are all tumbling dice
dna a simple twist of the helix
a monster, a buddha, a saint, a murderer, a hitler, a Genghis Khan

the madman the shaman in two worlds double minded

today I was immortal
for a little while

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A blind man trapped in a ring of perpetual light
slips the noose, vanishes into the glare.
Fear is the coin dropping into its slot.
The day is a net of twenty four knots.

http://www.npr.org/2012/04/27/151517039 ... y-in-verse

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Cheap Shots

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Bishops Play Church Queens as Pawns

Church leaders behave like adolescent boys, blinded by sex. That’s the problem with inquisitors and censors: They become fascinated by what they deplore.

The stunned sisters are debating how to respond after the Vatican’s scorching reprimand to the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, the main association of American Catholic nuns. The bishops were obviously peeved that some nuns had the temerity to speak out in support of President Obama’s health care plan, including his compromise on contraception for religious hospitals

The pope needs what the rest of us got from nuns: a good rap across the knuckles.


http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/29/opini ... pawns.html

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Deconstructing Breivik

Whatever the court in Oslo rules on the sanity of mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik, he is not wired like the rest of us. Prosecutors have skillfully forced him to admit that he has greatly embellished with “pompous language” all his talk of his Knights Templar secret society, covert cells of superbly trained Christian warriors and the 1,500-page compendium he called a European Declaration of independence. “So if you take away all the pompousness, what are you left with?” asked the soft-spoken government attorney Inga Bejer Engh. “You basically sat in your bedroom, on your own, and you copy-pasted your so-called compendium from the Internet.” Breivik had gotten the platform he so desperately wanted and he stood revealed as a failed businessman, a fraud, a video addict and, in the devastating headline of London’s Sunday Times, a “Loser Who Lived with His Mum.”
http://www.salon.com/2012/04/28/europes ... arches_on/

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Why then does it come to pass that the more data we collect -- from Google, YouTube, and Facebook -- the less likely we are to know what it means?

http://www.tomdispatch.com/

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quick google alfred adler what life should mean to you

why the sudden fixation on camus

smells like cigars in here

making sense

too much clarity

butterflies and bananas

I could use a surealistic pillow.

Alfred Adler proposed that the individual is guided by a personal myth, which is established early in life
Those Who Have Always Spoken


Nothing sudden with my fixation on Camus, started in 1972 with the tall cool drink of water at the Student Unioun Building in College Park Maryland that wanted to be swept off her feet by him.

I am glad April is almost gone. Maybe I wont have a feeling of dis may Next may
allan sherman

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a personal myth
a guiding fiction
where have all the neurotics gone.

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"I replace my bones with bars... Drug of gods into my pounding veins." He also attempts to create a perfect world through self-destruction (and appears to be honest in his intentions, despite the fact that he accomplishes so by inflicting bodily harm upon himself): "Hexagonal bolts to fill my mouth/ Sharpened to deplete/ the creator of all violence/ Without speech there will be no deceit." It represents the concept that for man to be perfect, all senses would have to be removed from the people on Earth.

New Millennium Cyanide Christ is a song by the extreme metal group Meshuggah from the 1998 album Chaosphere. It stands as one of the most popular songs by the band to date. wicki

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The Aleppo Codex

http://www.salon.com/2012/05/13/the_ale ... ious_book/

http://www.lakesideministries.com/Topic ... ANUSCRIPTS

NoMo
http://gateway-women.com/

http://www.haaretz.com/culture/books/th ... s-1.427292

http://www.csmonitor.com/Science/2012/0 ... 2012-video

Outlaw Shit - Struggle ft. Yelawolf & Waylon Jennings
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hZL3-ZsZVw



May 18

Extract from What Kind of God: A Survey of the Current Safety of China's Food (Reportage Literature, 2004)
http://www.opendemocracy.net/arts-Liter ... d_3949.jsp

"If our age easily allows that murder can have its justifications, it is because of that indifference to life that is the mark of nihilism." The central question becomes whether it is possible to offer a rational justification for murder, as is done in this "age of ideologies." Nihilism has to do with values, as it did for Nietzsche. When Camus comes to show the inner contradiction in "the absurd" (his term for the attitude born of nihilism or "absolute negation"), he has this to say: The absurd is a contradiction "because it excludes value judgments while still wishing to preserve life, whereas to live is itself a value judgment. To breathe is to judge." One might argue that this position represents a petitio principii (begging the question), but even so, it is obvious that, to Camus, it serves as a palliative in a world still reeling from the Stalinist purges and the horrors of the Holocaust.

Read more: Nihilism - Nihilism And The Twentieth Century's Ills - Nietzsche, Heidegger, Life, and God - JRank Articles http://science.jrank.org/pages/10489/Ni ... z1vET2xKAX

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May 20


Instant Karma

Duch Karma Christianity

God and genocide in Cambodia
By Stephen Kurczy

. The Khmer Rouge's former chief executioner asked for Christian forgiveness this week on the witness stand. Kaing Guek Eav, alias Duch, is charged with overseeing the radical regime's S-21 torture prison, where more than 12,000 Cambodians lost their lives. Like many of his former cadres, he found religion late in life.

His testimony conceding guilt, which could affect the fate of the regime's other four top cadres, has been influenced by his conversion to Christianity in the mid-1990s, analysts say.

Religious experts say that while religion alone can not explain the opposing pleas lodged by former Khmer Rouge cadres, the two different faiths inspire their adherents to face the past in starkly different ways.

"Christianity in particular has put more emphasis on the sin/redemption theme than most religions," said Stanford University religion professor Carl Bielefeldt. "Conversion to Buddhism may mean little more than relaxing into the default culture, rather than committing oneself to a spiritual choice … In contrast, conversion to a culturally alien religion [to Cambodia] like Christianity may involve a much more self-conscious spiritual choice."

http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Southeast_ ... 2Ae01.html

One now begins to see just what it was that came to an end with the death
on the cross: a new and thoroughly original effort to found a Buddhistic peace
movement, and so establish happiness on earth—real, not merely promised. For
this remains—as I have already pointed out—the essential difference between
the two religions of décadence: Buddhism promises nothing, but actually fulfils;
Christianity promises everything, but fulfils nothing.—Hard upon the heels of
the “glad tidings” came the worst imaginable: those of Paul.

– Nitschke

may 17

whatever it takes you to make it through the day

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19vApPwWqh8


http://www.jango.com/music/Hank+Williams?l=0