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In the jaws of the crocodile
People are the product of history. The way nations see, dress, think and formulate reality are much based on the parameters that over time, form a wall of convention, the box to which the comfort zone of convenience installs and … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron ben Moses, Bashar Al Assad, Cal Shenkel, Captain Beefheart, Charles Manson, Hassan Nasrallah, Ibn Sahl manuscript, Judith Butler, Maimonides, Margaret Atwood The Blind Assasin, Max Horkheimer, Mursi Egypt, Snell's law, The Aleppo Codex, Theodor Adorno
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divine wrath
Divine wrath: punish them for their sins. Certainly, they are being kept on a short leash, and for good reason, some of it tied back to American electoral policy, the other a revolution viewed as too big to fail status, … Continue reading
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Tagged Abdulbaset Saroot, Amos Oz, Ariel Sharon, Bashar Al Assad, Caspar David Friedrich, Free Syrian Army, Gen. David Elazar IDF, Henry Fuseli, Jean-Baptiste Greuze, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Nadim Houry HRW, Salafists Syria, The International Crisis Group
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so romantic: but NIMBY
Something American about it. That snappy walk, The way the gum is chewed. There is no end to the American ingenuity of shaping public opinion. Its post-Imperialism. There is always this incorporation of the “other” within a narrative that serves … Continue reading
motley crew: its Huck Finn time
Sympathy vote. The gang that couldn’t slingshot straight. This is a ridiculous story; equal parts situation comedy, black comedy and farce. It looks like warfare depictions from the fall of Constantinople. The idea is to show how courageous the Free … Continue reading
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Tagged Bashar Al Assad, Brown Moses blog, Damien Cave, FDR and Somoza, Free Syrian Army, Free Syrian Army catapult, Free Syrian Army slingshot pipe bombs, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, robert fisk, Syrian Civil War, Umayyad Mosque
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flip the switch
Context is everything. Send in the Marines. But with boxes and moving vans. Its a good business opportunity. Within twenty-four months, who knows if there will be a Western Embassy in an Arab country. And Saudi Arabia getting nervous? Who … Continue reading
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Tagged Abanob Basseley, Bashar Al Assad, Beshara Rai, Debbie Schlussel, Harvey Stein, Iran Nuclear bomb, Iranian Revolution, Jeffrey Goldberg The Atlantic, Kate Middleton Hijab, Lazer Lloyd, Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, Sam Bacile, Shah of Iran, Steve Klein and Sam Bacile
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Business is business: a nation of traders?
1-800-kidnap. Its a new app. The kidnap app: does all the calculations, delivery charges, storage charges, maintenance charges. Any depreciation and product damage, insurance for product liability and any additional warranties on future performance that may fall short of expectations. … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11 Memorial Jerusalem, Bashar Al Assad, Dan Shapiro U.S. Embassy Irsarel, doug saunders globe and mail, Edward Said, Efim Weinstein, ehud olmert, Eliezer Weishoff sculptor, Eric Saunders, Free Syrian Army, Free Syrian Army Kidnappings, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Norman Finkelstein, Red Hot Chili Peppers Israel, Saad Hariri, Sheikh Nazem Abu Salim, Yitzhak Aharonovitch
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brand awareness of all types: angry bird
Designer rebel. Rebel sell.To somehow integrate and embed social capital and status within the revolution. Give it a hipster edge with street credibility. Go Adbusters on Syria. The sectarianism and the variety of ideologies and objectives lend themselves well to … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Sorkin, Abu Hayder, Bashar Al Assad, Days of Glory Movie, Iliah Saman, Indigenes movie The Weinstein Company, Jacques Beres Medecins Sans Frontieres, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Maryanne Zehil, Mohammed Merah, Nabil Feysal, Richard Dawkins, Sedat Akpinar, Yasser Arafat Foundation, Yassir Arafat autopsy
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