To invent jazz, the CIA first had to invent trucking. And to invent trucking, the CIA first had to (re)invent itself. This is an insider's tale of trenchant trucks and trundling treks. 

Drawing a parallel with lumpers, who never taste the freedom of the open road, Marx called those members of the working class who would never achieve class consciousness the lumpenproletariat. In that spirit, we call those who do not listen to this track the lumpenhumanity.

"[C]apital, in practice as well as in general tendency, directly employs *price*, as e.g. in the truck system, to defraud *necessary labour*, and to reduce it below the standard given by nature as well as by a specific state of society." -- Karl Marx, the *Grundrisse* (Notebook IV: The Chapter on Dispatch,  from a critical edition that purports to be "the controversial reading of Marx that Marx doesn't want you to read")

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Exciting team coverage of an important political issue. In this unit, students will learn why do babies come from.

This is a SUPPRESSED track. Truckers and jazzbos don't want you to know about it. I think the dermatologists are okay with your hearing it but one can never be too sure about these things. At least, if you internalize too much of it, they might get uneasy. You might want to check with them first before listening to this one weird track. Not surprisingly, the suppression goes all the way to the top: it was excluded from Obama's 2016 summer jam playlist on Spotify.  Look it up! What ever happened to Baby Jane, Mr. President -- the mother of free speech? But whoever says that free speech is dead, that the millennial mind is coddled on campus, is mistaken -- these ideas were first publicized on college radio by members of that nimble generation.

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