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We need a marching song. The Chicks provide.
It’s “March, March,” from the Chicks’ 2020 album, “Gaslighter.” Written and performed by an impressive musical collective,* it’s fierce and female, a percussive, insinuating, syncopated chant in the minor key we all need now. It’s a new civil war, and … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Culture, Fascism, Guns in the U.S. of A., Human rights, police violence, Politics, Pro choice, Racism, Revolution, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, voting and voting rights, War on women
Tagged "Gaslighter", Daniel Wilson, Emily Robison, Ian Kirkpatrick, Jack Antonoff, Martie Maguire, Natalie Maines, Ross Jacob Golan, The Chicks
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The New Yorker spills the (canned) beans* on another cult: bunkerism
But this one is funny — provided you’re not a paranoid. (Self-diagnose quickly before you continue reading. If you are paranoid, you won’t like what I’m writing and you certainly will not like the woman about whom I’m writing.) For … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, COVID-19, Culture, Guns in the U.S. of A., Journalism, political campaigns, The Facts of Life, The filthy rich, Trumpism
Tagged AI, asteroids, bunker life, bunkerism, End Times, Jon Tester, Montana, Montana Senate race, paranoia, Patricia Marx, sterility, The New Yorker, YouGov pollster
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Two cults brilliantly described in one magazine issue
I don’t know whether David Remnick conceived of the August 26 New Yorker as cult-themed. But I think it is, after reading two long, riveting pieces of journalism, each about a nightmarish movement, one in our country, one in Kenya. … Continue reading
Posted in Fascism, Guns in the U.S. of A., Journalism, The Facts of Life, The god problem, Trumpism
Tagged "A Cult in the Forest", "The Infiltrators", Alexis Okeowo, American cult of violence, David D Kirkpatric, David Remnick, doomsday cults, Jim Jones, Kenyan death cult, Kool Aid, The New Yorker, William Branham
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