Life & Death, late 18th century or early 19th century
Three Goblin Art
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AnasAbdin
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todays bird
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trying on a metaphor
RMH
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me

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oozey mess

Product Placement
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Peter Solarz
art blog(derogatory)

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we're not kids anymore.
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Life & Death, late 18th century or early 19th century
Guarded Beauty, Abdur Rahman Chughtai
Dispel this myth immediately and aggressively.
Yamamoto Masao
Cy Twombly
Fragment of cotton, katazome dyed, Japan, late 19th century
Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) 葛飾北斎
Lilies, ca.1832-34
Celestite - Sakoany deposit, Katsepy Commune, Mahajanga Province, Madagascar
Pyrite on Dolomite - Chivor Mine, Boyaca Dept., Colombia
Harold Speed - Daphnis et Chloé - 1924
Katharina Fritsch, Tischgesellschaft (Company at the Table), 1998, polyester, wood, cotton and paint
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Isabella Ridolfi for W Magazine, February 2017. Photographed by Laurence Ellis, styled by Clare Byrne
Analyzing the news of the past 24 hours
If you have the energy to read anything today—if you have the strength to stay informed—this is it. Read this.
Combining all of these facts, we have a fairly clear picture in play.
1. Trump was, indeed, perfectly honest during the campaign; he intends to do everything he said, and more. This should not be reassuring to you.
2. The regime’s main organizational goal right now is to transfer all effective power to a tight inner circle, eliminating any possible checks from either the Federal bureaucracy, Congress, or the Courts. Departments are being reorganized or purged to effect this.
3. The inner circle is actively probing the means by which they can seize unchallenged power; yesterday’s moves should be read as the first part of that.
4. The aims of crushing various groups — Muslims, Latinos, the black and trans communities, academics, the press — are very much primary aims of the regime, and are likely to be acted on with much greater speed than was earlier suspected. The secondary aim of personal enrichment is also very much in play, and clever people will find ways to play these two goals off each other.
Wow.
Read this. If you don’t, here are more excerpts, emphasis mine, “ Yesterday was the trial balloon for a coup d’état against the United States. It gave them useful information. “
“ A second major theme is watching the set of people involved. There appears to be a very tight “inner circle,” containing at least Trump, Bannon, Miller, Priebus, Kushner, and possibly Flynn, which is making all of the decisions. Other departments and appointees have been deliberately hobbled, with key orders announced to them only after the fact, staff gutted, and so on. Yesterday’s reorganization of the National Security Council mirrors this: Bannon and Priebus now have permanent seats on the Principals’ Committee; the Director of National Intelligence and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff have both been demoted to only attending meetings where they are told that their expertise is relevant; the Secretary of Energy and the US representative to the UN were kicked off the committee altogether (in defiance of the authorizing statute, incidentally). “
“ Especially if combined with the DHS and the FBI, which appear to have remained loyal to the President throughout the recent transition, this creates the armature of a shadow government: intelligence and police services which are not accountable through any of the normal means, answerable only to the President. “
“ (Note, incidentally, that the DHS already has police authority within 100 miles of any border of the US; since that includes coastlines, this area includes over 60% of Americans, and eleven entire states. They also have a standing force of over 45,000 officers, and just received authorization to hire 15,000 more on Wednesday.) “
My question, not a quote, Is the Department of Homeland Security America’s SS? Has that been the goal all along?
YARA SHAHIDI on Muslim Ban
im actually crying a lot right now ldjkfnljghlkgf
History repeats.
This isn’t even the HALF OF IT. Hitler, like Trump, was considered to be a total joke at first, and was thought to be unable to do any of his crazy policy initiatives. Both won their elections without most of the vote. Both pivoted to a less crazy political middle to gain more support after the election.
Never again is now.
Never again is now.
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