I get these from the DRCNet...
The first one, a tawdry tale about an exotic dancer sleeping with a cop who arrests her husband who is arrested for drugs by the cop but then files a complaint with internal affairs and sues but is then put on trial in front of a judge who is also sleeping with the cop who is...
And how are NYC's finest winning the war on drugs? By robbing the dealers.
And finally, we all know that cops have the best dope...
Friday, October 13, 2006
Monday, October 9, 2006

No time for anything creative on the blog today (except this conjoined pic), but I do suggest you listen to this powerful editorial by one of the few intelligent voices on the news channels these days... (The WMA link is lower quality than the quicktime, but loads up much faster.) I found it to be dead on, and very reminiscent of Edward R. Murrow. Do take the time...
Monday, September 18, 2006
King of Pain

Check out our supreme commander taking a reporter to task about the Geneva Conventions. The follow up with Olbermann is pretty interesting too. Could Bush end up charged as a war criminal?

Well, the only thing worse King George Bush is Jesus Bush.

If you can plod through this report on Bush and the scary Dominionists, you will be frightened... as an aside, the author of the report is quite a good painter
Tuesday, September 12, 2006
Back from London town and found that my coworkers collected all of my work in to a big pile for my return, so I'm busy busy busy busy...
but here is a spot-on take by Keith Olbermann about Bush post 9/11
Also, if you haven't heard this actual ad about carbon dioxide done by a lobbying group for the oil industry, it is a real classic
and here is a follow up to that very ad that aired on the Al Franken Show
Oh, and one more, listen (if you can) to Speaker of the House and dipshit Dennis Hastert's fine rendering of our national anthem
but here is a spot-on take by Keith Olbermann about Bush post 9/11
Also, if you haven't heard this actual ad about carbon dioxide done by a lobbying group for the oil industry, it is a real classic
and here is a follow up to that very ad that aired on the Al Franken Show
Oh, and one more, listen (if you can) to Speaker of the House and dipshit Dennis Hastert's fine rendering of our national anthem
Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Wednesday, August 9, 2006
Another take...

Been watching coverage of the troubles between Israel and Lebanon? Then you know that it is completely skewed towards Israel. None of our media or politicians can say anything remotely negative about the actions of Israel without being marginalized as anti-semites. Check out this interview of a British Member of Parliament on British TV ... then go to Island Monkey's blog for even more insights (both on the wars and other stuff).
Trying to figure out the complexities of any series of events that goes down in that area is tough enough (see Syriana to become more sure that your confusion exists by design), but when our media reports everything through the same filter, we are screwed...
Of course, with Bush and Condi involved, everything will get better. Having a president that, just before going into Iran, didn't know there are Sunnis and Shiites in the muslim world (and that they have a history of not getting along), we can all be sure everything is being handled well. How fucking embarrassing can it get... Here's what Bush and his cronies say to the common people of America and to the rest of the world:
Thursday, August 3, 2006
Relax...

...I'm still around. My apologies to the small circle of dedicated Ho Hum visitors for not posting lately. I had a significant loss in my world recently and that killed my urge to be whimsical or political for the last month or so. I will get that urge back, so do tune in from time to time... In the mean time, here are some fun sites:
this site has classic psychadelic album art
this part of a blog has some really cool rare and obscure stuff (music, tv appearances, magazine art, and more) from 60s and other times... the whole blog is way cool
I found this groovy site when I was visiting the of Montreal website (a group I'm going to go see play in a few nights, but haven't really listened too much)
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