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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Irish Justice
The English lord asked the old Irish peasant standing in the muck in his field, “If you could have anything you wanted, anything at all, what would you wish for?” And the old peasant fixed the Lord’s eye, and said: … Continue reading
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Church as Cheat
Churches represent themselves as liason between man and god. We certainly see humans supporting a church as theirs; when do we see the god identify the church as the god’s? Sure the RCs say, “This Church is the Bride of … Continue reading
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Napoleon’s Chicken
Napoleon worked hard, Napoleon worked late. His mother didn’t say, “Diner is at six: be dressed with your face and hands washed.” Napoleon wasn’t told by the chef when to be ready for the chef’s masterpiece. Dinner wasn’t for the … Continue reading
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Solomon AD
The Temple of Solomon, in the Year of Our Lord Judeo Christian Kleptocratic Hypocrisy Institutions represent themselves by a mythos that might have applied yesterday. The Jews talk about a convenant between God and Abraham; the Jews do not add, … Continue reading
Sustainable Living
The plant lives in an environment where the plant finds what it needs to live without moving much: light, moisture, nutrients, maybe some oxygen … Animals add locomotion to the formula. Humans move all over hell and gone thinking all … Continue reading
Meta-Klep
Kleptocracy: the crime that keeps on stealing. We didn’t just steal Sutter’s gold: we killed his cattle, scattered his family, destroyed his crops, stalled his new mill. Then we, by judgment of a US court in San Francisco, said that … Continue reading
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Klep Squint
Recreating (and advancing) pk’s censored domains: Knatz.com / Teaching / Society / Social Order / Kleptocracy / We squint when there’s too much light. In the same way we squint when there’s too much truth. We open our eyes fully … Continue reading
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Kleptocracy
Recreating (and advancing) pk’s censored domains: Knatz.com / Teaching / Society / Social Order / Kleptocracy / Give it back to the Indians. We killed the Indians, we degraded them. The mugger can’t return her purse to the woman he … Continue reading
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American Devils
Knatz.com / Teaching / Society / Social Order / Kleptocracy / Try this: If you would let me explain,” said Khalid. He let his face compose itself, he sought the dignity of the earnest student encumbered with the truth and … Continue reading
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