DIM HYPOTHESIS: IS THERE A FUTURE FOR MODERN CIVILIZATION? 1/2

Western environmental Nihilism on display.

Perhaps you've noticed! The governments of this world are pushing a particular 'philosophy'. But Governments must govern, laws should extend to the practical, not the moral. What we are seeing instead is unadulterated government propaganda oriented on three basic moral themes: equality, diversity and sustainability.

pOmoHunt: Chasing Rabbitses

Clarke and Dawe: Explaining QE

If despite C&D's best efforts you're still misty on QE, LTRO, Ctrl+P, monetary expansion: try QE for Dummies

Tyranny: When Low Information Gets Dangerous

Culture Birds: André Gingras (D2)

another great D2 class pOmo has come and gone

in loving memory: André Gingras wiki: dance works rotterdam/andré gingras vk: choreograaf andré gingras (1966-2013): vrije geest met fascinatie voor het lichaam (dutch) pOmo pAlleT siGN the gone and come has what and now and ɥǝɹǝ the present artistic creation iS

EUSSR: EU Nationalism Lives!

True believers in the EU are increasingly acting as if the Union is a living entity, much like Nationalists see the nation. A living, breathing, animated object, a colony of subjects working together for a common moral cause: the Nation. 

Art: George W. Bush's Unromantic Realism

A hack of several e-mail accounts belonging to the Bush clan has revealed photo's and  correspondence of a personal nature. The material was uploaded yesterday to an online account for the purpose of hosting the stuff. Read all about it on The Smoking Gun. The hacker also intercepted photos that George W. Bush e-mailed two months ago to his sister showing paintings that he was working on.

OMG! Iceland is Working on a Nuke!

Scientists on the bankers paradise island of Iceland are nearing completion of a nuke, having already successfully tested an implosion system and neutron detonator at a secret site while enriching uranium to weapons grade, according to a former Icelandic intelligence officer.

EU /USSR: Why the Juxtaposition is Justified

Soviet dissident Vladimir Bukovsky explains why the term USSR is not mere rhetoric, but correct identification on principle.