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Loopdiggers Sunday Roulette N° 83
additional drums and bass recorded by meorkat.

3XPOINTER [Loopdiggers Sunday Roulette N° 83]

LoopDiggers Sunday Roulette N° 85
Rhythm Guitar by Audrey Pons (https://soundcloud.com/beats-guitar)
Drums, Bass, Guitar by meorkat

LITTLEXTHINGS (feat. Audrey Pons) [LoopDiggers Sunday Roulette N° 85]

This is the shortened jingle cut that was aired on WPLJ, "Power 95" back in 1986.
This was a custom cut from JAM Creative Productions from the Logoset package (cut 5) originally aired in the late 1970s on WABC.

The Most Music Power 95

The reason it's good and important to celebrate the deaths of war sluts who facilitated mass military slaughter is because it helps bring clarity and proportionality to the horrors of war. You're making it clear that John McCain's victims matter more than his daughter's feelings.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Celebrating John McCain's Death Is Good, Actually

Democrats calling Republicans extremists is like ISIS calling Al Qaeda extremists, only Democrats and Republicans have a much higher body count.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Democrats Are Violent Extremists

Some worship at the feet of deities, at the feet of gurus, at the feet of dead prophets, at the feet of stone idols, in churches, in temples, in mosques, in Mecca.

Others worship at the feet of roadkill, at the feet of the dead roo by the side of the freeway, at feet of the cat who crawled its way to the nature strip and died after being clipped by the wheel of a Toyota Camry.

They worship at the feet of a stranger's eyes, at the feet of steamrolled wives, at the feet of circling birds in a cloudy sky, at the feet of a stifled intersection packed with logos for fast food and fossil fuels.

Moving through life open-hearted, cathedral-hearted, moon-hearted, eyes full of frog croaks and black angel feathers, worshipping at the feet of creaky screen doors and the smell of Windex.

They don't chase goals or yearn for distant mind fluff; they worship the air in the nostrils and the crackling energy in the body. They have torrid affairs with the sounds of trains and traffic. They make love to the spaces between power lines.

Some worship at the feet of discarded toys, at the feet of lipstick smears, at the feet of janitor's closets, at the feet of sidewalk puddles, at the feet of gum leaves rustling in the wind. They don't go to church because they feel the ancient owls at the center of their being. They are in touch with something that is older than the atoms. They lie prostrate in the parking garage.

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Reading by Tim Foley.

Some Worship At The Feet Of Roadkill

Ecocide will continue as long as ecocide is profitable. No possible iteration of capitalism can address this problem. This, in and of itself, is a sufficiently strong argument that capitalism must be abandoned.

No model where human behavior remains driven by profit can address the problem that ecocide will continue as long as ecocide is profitable. That’s why so many capitalism proponents are reduced to simply pretending that ecocide isn’t a problem.

Eco-consciousness and anti-capitalism go hand in hand, but the liberals are dominating environmentalist discourse while the commies frequently neglect it. This is a strategic and moral error. This is the strongest argument against capitalism, and it's one which needs to be made.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Capitalism Has No Solution To Ecocide

This war has in that sense become the Gulf War of the 2020s: a "good war" that rehabilitates the image of US interventionism for a war-weary public. Just as the 1990 Gulf War was used to get Americans over what warmongers called "Vietnam syndrome" — a healthy aversion to interventionism following the horrific disaster of the Vietnam War — the war in Ukraine is being used to wear down the public's collective immune response to interventionism built up after the 2003 Iraq invasion.

"It's a proud day for America, and by God, we've kicked the Vietnam syndrome once and for all," the elder President Bush said after winning his war/propaganda operation in the Middle East. 

Of course, we all remember what happened after that, don't we?

Reading by Tim Foley.

The Ukraine Proxy War Has Been A Propaganda Win For Interventionists

Journalist Ben Norton analyzes the UN speech of Honduras’ new left-wing President Xiomara Castro. She denounced colonialism, “neoliberal injustice,” and corporate exploitation while calling for multipolarity.

VIDEO: https://youtube.com/watch?v=udvjVaxP96s

Read more here: https://multipolarista.com/2022/09/22/un-speech-honduras-xiomara-castro

Report on Honduras' unpayable odious debt: https://multipolarista.com/2022/01/31/coup-honduras-unpayable-odious-debt

In fiery UN speech, Honduras condemns colonialism, neoliberalism, coups, corporate exploitation

Readings of all Caitlin Johnstone's articles, usually by her co-writer Tim Foley.

Democrats Are Violent Extremists

Caitlin Johnstone

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