But there’s good old Jay, standing there on the street corner in his school tie and blazer, waiting for his "friend" to come back with the dime bag he said he was going to buy when he ducked down the alley three hours ago — with Jay’s money.
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August 3, 2005
WB: Intelligence Test
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Thank you Billmon for bringing this back to our attention. This entire episode and the entire Bush presidency certainly has a planet of the apes feel to it in that there is an established political body that cannot allow a barrier of knowledge to be passed. Do the keepers of the faith in their version of the future believe that their version is so fragile that it could not withstand a little sun beneath the shades hiding their past? Is this not what this is all about — denying any alternative vision of the future from taking its just and potentially more viable course? How free are we?
Posted by: lou | Aug 3 2005 12:05 utc | 1
BOTH Senators are window dressing. Jay isn’t being scammed, he is playing the “good cop” half of the routine that is scamming us. Why would Jay bite the hand that feeds him?
I am convinced that the Senate has become completely worthless to the general citizenry. We are watching ancient history repeat itself.
Posted by: gylangirl | Aug 3 2005 20:47 utc | 2