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The path to peace in the Middle East. Regime change in Iran!
In March 1805, currently-indicted-for-murder Vice President Aaron Burr stood in front of the U.S. Senate and said goodbye to politics forever. But he left the Senators with a warning. He told them that if democracy died, it would breathe its final gasping breaths there in that room, on the Senate floor—because the Senate was America’s last defense against demagogue and usurpers destroying the Constitution.
Burr finished his speech, walked out of the chamber, and closed the door loudly behind him. Immediately, many of the men inside wept inconsolably for as long as 15 minutes. One said it was as if Burr put them in a trance.
We dig into this story, and Burr’s mesmerizing power and charms, in our latest episode The Undeniable Rizz of Aaron Burr.
Small Talk
Small Talk ….but there wasn’t any error, all the lies –:came together, no one questioned them;{ all alerting others to the weather .– singularly absent of demagogues ..::a spectacle was joined ever nightly *..#inside, the notes were compiling upon a desk . . { From my 2017 book Synaptic Syntactic available on major platforms such as Amazon, Barnes & Noble, iBooks, and Kobo, as well as direct…
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NIGHT AND DAY
“You know I work all day / To get you money to buy you things” —John Lennon & Paul McCartney I happened to be driving down a rural two-lane blacktop further away from encroaching urbanity than I usually venture. Sharing the road with giant semis, slightly smaller pickup trucks, a lot of SUVs, and the occasional always inconsiderate BMW. On a straight multi-mile stretch of road between strip…
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EVERYMAN EIDOLON
NOTE: I’ve tried for days to organize my thoughts about the concept that inspired the drawing above. I give up. Please consider the following paragraphs each on their own, more as a collection of aphorisms, a la Nietzsche, than a cohesive essay, thanks… “I’m not here to be perfect, I’m here to be real.” —Stefani Germanotta ONCE UPON A TIME, there were believers. There were belief makers, too.…
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