I don't care which

[Michael Bailey]

robin wrote:
> Awesome, and remember, this will go on your permanent
> record, which will follow you around for the rest of your life, son:
>
> http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/30/business/30privacy.html?8dpc
>

the quote from Toni Cade Bambara seemed to me to be within the limits
of fair usage, and reflected an attitude seen in Vineland.  Birds
rarely impinge on my consciousness at all. I know that is my loss.
I'm willing to take his and her word on the bluejays tho.  Don't mind
that being on my record.

my occasional draggings in of Rense etc material - I want to propound
that it isn't that much different from the way new stuff keeps turning
up about JFK's demise, year after year
-  as Mark Lane noted, a Rush to Judgement occurred then, and also now
- many fascinating loose ends and a saddening plethora of early deaths
among parties with interesting stories to tell
- lots of noise and rhetoric, which makes most people tune it out
- but like in the Kennedy case, if you examine the evidence it's
pretty clear that something fishy happened  (ie, a) back and to the
left and b) 2 planes, 3 bldgs, do the math...)
- in fact that clear spoor of tampering is probably part of the psy-op
(and thus I'm not doing anything threatening by mentioning it)
- I keep saying, the only valid response to whomever did it is to live
nonviolently
- therefore I don't mind if people know I have a whole salt shaker
full of dubiety on 9-11 which seasons my views on many a thing
so again, not worried about my permanent record there...

and as to that iPhone application, it's ok but the really cool one
imho is the one where you play a song into it and it finds out the
title/artist etc

kudos to Lawrence on the hand, then