Tag Archives: Yassir Arafat polonium

steampunk yasser: his gabriel’s horns

Posted on July 9, 2012 by Dave

Thrift shops. Goodwill stores. It’s amazing what you can find there if you dig hard enough and reach into the bottom of the bargain bin or the pay by weight baskets. Of course sensationalism. The news report does not explain … Continue reading →

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who moved the cheese?

Posted on July 9, 2012 by Dave

Part of the Conspiracy Industry? Better to shoot first and ask questions later. Is there such a phenomenon as a cosmic consciousness, supreme, which sometimes articulates itself within the mind of the individual; the flash of inspiration seemingly out of … Continue reading →

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dry bones: toothbrush testers

Posted on July 8, 2012 by Dave

And presto! There’s polonium. Like magic. Like a bad propaganda flick, the blood libel appears in a new form. Arthur Rimbaud would laugh at this disordering of the senses; this artificial, contrived non-event that can be ascribed to an inauthentic … Continue reading →