That was supposed to be the substance of this week’s
newsletter, “Twilight of the gods.” Why? Because each occupied country in the
world (195 countries) has been assigned one god: the god to pray to when that particular
country gets occupied by an invader.
But prayer works only if it’s a military invader. If your
country has been occupied by an economic invader, you haven’t a prayer. Why?
Because no amount of prayer to the god of your occupation can offer any
redress. The problem is that your particular invaders are visually non-identifiable,
they talk American, wear the same clothes, sport the same haircuts, only more
pricey, beat their wives, abuse their children, just like we do. So you have no
way of knowing that you are living under occupation.
To uncover who’s really in charge visual aids would have to be required of economic occupiers in
order for ordinary people to be able to spot them. Such visual aids as:
•wearing
military dress at all times
•sporting ample chest candy
•talking un-American
•wearing
facial hair as possible
•where
facial hair is not possible, wearing pants suits
•talking in
loud, commanding voices accompanied by sweeping gestures
•displaying
the flag and saluting it repeatedly
•pledging
allegiance
•singing the
national anthem off-key on the congressional steps
•learning
to goose step where appropriate
We apologize to our readers this week because our original
newsletter, “Twilight of the gods” has been pre-empted by “Devaluation of the gods.”
A brief explanation is in order. With 195 gods, one for each occupied country,
there were just too many gods, and too many countries for convenience. Whether
you like it or not, a devaluation of the gods has been declared. A just-in
emergency bulletin reports they’re being retired, every single god-jack one of
them. From now on, you get One God for the former 195. That’s just how it is. So
suck it up.
Just yesterday, I was interviewed about the Divine Devaluation
by Planetary Press, a wholly owned subsidiary of World News. Inc. The
transcript follows:
PP. Ms. Pineda, we’re
happy to have you on our show.
CP. And I’m very disgruntled to be here!
PP. Why have the 195 gods been retired?
CP. Because they’re obsolete.
PP. Why would they be obsolete, now that we need them more
than ever?
CP. No more little iddy biddy two-bit gods, because no more
little iddy biddy two-bit countries….
PP. Like some Pacific Islands…
CP. They’re already underwater. I’m afraid we have a bigger
problem…
PP. You’re not insinuating…This doesn’t affect the Number
One countries…Not the U.S. of Airborne Drones?
CP. There are no more countries. Period. Drones or no.
PP. We wiped them all
out…? Is that what you’re saying..?
CP. Hear me out… There are no more countries.
PP. Beg pardon?
CP. Actually that’s a good idea, but out of context here …
PP. Care to elaborate?
CP. There’s only One God Now….
PP. You’re a sudden monotheist….
CP. There’s Only One God Now because there’s only One Government.
PP. The U.S. of A.
CP. Not quite. The U.S. of A is obsolete.
PP. Are you aware of the gravity of your remark, Ms. Pineda?
That could get you 35 in solitary….
CP. All countries are now obsolete. The neo-cons have seen
to that, thank you very much. There’s only One Government Now. It has certain
Divisions, like GATT, FTAA, MEFTA, TAFTA, NAFTA, TTIP, TPA, TPP, WAEMU, TIDCA,
ECOWAS, TISA and all the other TIFAs and FTAs, but none of them have flags. They’re just wholly owned subsidiaries. We
don’t have countries any more. We have World Government.
PP. Wasn’t that what all your progressives kept yammering
about? One World?
CP. Except this one’s a pig-on-a-platter with the planet in
its mouth.
PP. And now we quickly turn our attention to the $60 billion
Lockheed Martin/Boeing/General Dynamics/Raytheon sale to the House of Saud. Way
to go Lockheed Martin/Boeing/General Dynamics and Raytheon!
TO OPPOSE THE TPP and TISA, the mother of all “trade” deals:
Despite 2 million signatures opposing the TPP. Obama has
sent the TPP to be shooed in by the lame duck Congress. And the
Resident-in-Waiting has appointed Tim Kaine as her prospective vice resident,
and Ken Salazar to head her transition team. Read more about this Manchurian crew and their positions on fracking and the TPP.
Meantime, it may be time to chain yourself to a pipeline or
bulldozer, or stage a congressional sit in, or take wire cutters to a few chain
link fences and spike a tree or two. But if you can’t yet relate to that kind
of inconvenience, and you if you still
imagine you live in a representative democracy, the following petition is still
current:
Note: This newsletter's position on signing petitions is mixed. Signing petitions may be totally ineffectual, but on the other hand it can't hurt. Or can it? Every time you sign a petition, think what it would look like if you got out in the street and braved your inconvenience threshold to march, hold a sign, holler, lock down a bank or any other non-violent approach?
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