Evidently, this is the way to do marketing in this day and age. Make a *video* "trailer" (on YouTube) *for a book*... At least this one is a worthy book, by Tang Baiqiao with Damon DiMarco - and one which the China Support Network will promote heavily in the coming New Year. :)
They're gonna draft out cars now???? WHAT NEXT???
ReplyDeleteSheeeeeze.
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NO..it's a trailer...and tanks pull it?
No...it's a video
Now I got ya.
Liberate me??? No, no, little grasshopper -- Liberate YOU!!!
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looks like a potent book, John. Could be said of the US as well -- the two faces
ReplyDeletebut don't buy it at Amazon. we're boycotting them for censorship
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"You may remember that in 1851
the New York Herald Tribune
under the sponsorship and publishing
of Horace Greeley,
employed as its London correspondent
an obscure journalist by the name of Karl Marx.
We are told that foreign correspondent Marx,
stone broke, and with a family ill and undernourished,
constantly appealed to Greeley
and managing editor Charles Dana
for an increase in his munificent salary
of $5 per installment,
a salary which he and Engels ungratefully labeled
as the "lousiest petty bourgeois cheating."
But when all his financial appeals were refused,
Marx looked around for other means of livelihood
and fame, eventually terminating his relationship
with the Tribune and devoting his talents full time
to the cause that would bequeath the world
the seeds of Leninism, Stalinism,
revolution and the cold war.
If only this capitalistic New York newspaper
had treated him more kindly;
if only Marx had remained a foreign correspondent,
history might have been different.
And I hope all publishers will bear this lesson in mind
the next time they receive a poverty-stricken appeal
for a small increase in the expense account
from an obscure newspaper man."
The President and the Press - JFK
Ah yes Pod for the "Secret Societies" speech at the Press Club 1962...
ReplyDeleteA very strange speech in actuality...not the normal anticom code of the day, reaching deeper into the heart of the conspiracy.
Yes the book does look powerful--they have a heck of a trailer. brilliantly produced.
The China Model...that is what the New World Order has in store for you.
Who is the Global Chairman Mao??????
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Something about this post makes me feel very sorry for anyone under 50, with so much of their lives to still live.
ReplyDeleteI feel blessed to have lived my youth when I did.
If there is not a transformative event in the nearterm--and things progress according to the NWO Illuminati plan...Hell on Earth.
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yea rogue,
ReplyDeletethe 1% will use any -ism to control the herd
or is it, the herd will let any -ism control them
the 1% will tell you
'the herd wants to be controlled,
needs to be controlled,
their happier when controlled,
so any -ism will work'
the synthesis between
capital-ism and commun-ism
is control-ism
it's for your own good !
http://motherjones.com/politics/2010/12/richard-perle-start
It's amazing how Perle and his ilk all LOOK the part, like bad guy character actors from central casting...they would do for such parts in the old Superman TV series.
ReplyDeleteWhat's that they say about reality copying art and versa vesticuted virgins?
All these isms predicate in jizms and DNA barkers at the circus circle cuss.
Neo leo butt pan barter sugerplum fairies and bull dog farters
create dog eat dog world
chances are you'll be eaten by dogs.
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The publisher is supposedly
ReplyDelete' Promethius Books '
yet I have searched
their web-site and found nothing
http://www.prometheusbooks.com/
and I even went to their facebook page
http://www.facebook.com/PrometheusBooks
nothing !
However, I found something interesting ;
a sculpture of Prometheus in front of the GE building
at the Rockefeller Center , NY
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/43/Prometheus_at_Rockefeller_Center_by_David_Shankbone.jpg
It has a strange resemblance to Slick Willie
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Nice story- but if it hadn't been Marx, someone else would have helped crystalize the sentiments of revolt against the elitist repressions of those days.
ReplyDeleteWe have mostly forgotten about the Revolutions of 1848 ...which generally failed but foreshadowed what was to come. We are also encouraged to "blame" (or "credit") individuals for what are actually popular movements. And that makes it easier for current perception managers to defuse surges in public consciousness and reassert zombie-mode submission.
It sure looks like the Oligarchy wants to reclaim the divine-right of hedge fund managers, and return the people to powerlessness. And we are the seeds of the kickback which is sure to come.
Amazon has it but you have to pre-order
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speaking of hedge funds managers ?
http://www.85broads.com/experts/annie-yang-zhou/a-story-of-two-chinas
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The modern world is a horrific terrain of constructed knowledge—organically directed toward the eradication of all free thought. Contrasting this modern manifestation of Control with its historical antecedents, Burroughs writes, “To confuse this old-style power with the manifestation of control madness we see now on this planet is to confuse a disappearing wart with an exploding cancer.”
ReplyDelete“The program of the ruling elite in Orwell’s 1984 was: ‘A foot stamping on a human face forever!’ This is naïve and optimistic. No species could survive for even a generation under such a program. This is not a program of eternal, or even long-range dominance. It is clearly an extermination program.”~William S. Burroughs
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Well Laudy,
ReplyDeleteThe 1848 uprisings were certainly not spontaneous, but were of the master agenda we keep investigating today.
Individuals are only important in the interface with the system, and the matrix of the individual actors and their imprints define and frame that matrix.
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grreat quote rogue, Burroughs is on point;
ReplyDelete"The modern world is a horrific terrain
of constructed knowledge
—organically directed
toward the eradication of all free thought."
http://www.ruralchina.org/sites/default/files/images/rcef-structure.jpg
"Main goal for a modernised Chinese education system
is to be able to surrender globally competitive
human resources to the working world."
http://www.chinaeducationblog.com/
"..surrender globally competitive human resources to the working world.."
ReplyDeleteMeat Robots.
I'm glad I'm bailin' before this all comes to a piss pass. Just this prelude to this dirge is squirmmy enough for my liken moss.
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I followed the trails
ReplyDeleteof the Board of Directors
for RCEF
Wei Ji Ma led me to this site :
http://neuro.bcm.edu/malab/
Diane Geng and Sara Lam led me to :
http://www.echoinggreen.org/donate/donor-list
hmmmm .....
then I searched Xuejing Chen
who's now working for Prof. Julie Dorsey
in computer science at Yale University,
the insignia of which is LUX ET VERITAS
and then I stumbled on this;
any connection to Prometheus ?
http://www.genesisjewelleryonline.co.uk/site-images/BES61.jpg
Hmmm...perhaps I am Illuminati {grin}
ReplyDeleteI wrote an essay on Peter Pan as an allegory to Prometheus. Never Never Land as Turtle Island, with the Indians of course. The "Lost Boys" as the revolutionary colonists. And of course Hook in his Red Coat and pirate ship; Britain. Tinkerbell is the "muse" of the craftsmen and artisans of agrarian liberal society.
Bringing all this to relate to the future of that revolution of America, Tinkerbell leads the Pan to the suburban home of the children he introduces to Never Never Land.
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I wrote an essay on Peter Pan as an allegory to Prometheus. Never Never Land as Turtle Island, with the Indians of course. The “Lost Boys” as the revolutionary colonists. And of course Hook in his Red Coat and pirate ship; Britain. Tinkerbell is the “muse” of the craftsmen and artisans of agrarian liberal society.
ReplyDeleteBringing all this to relate to the future of that revolution of America, Tinkerbell leads the Pan to the suburban home of the children he introduces to Never Never Land.
Sorry bout the double post. My bad.
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rogue, sometimes this kitty
ReplyDeletefeels like he's in Never Never Land,
purrr ...
this is a great read ;
The Evolution of Neuro-Sociological Circuits:
A Contribution to the Sociobiology of Consciousness
john, here's one for ya
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-11760174
I've read Anton Wilson over the years and am fascinated with his mind and thinking. Met Leary and Lilly, friends of his, but never Wilson his self.
ReplyDeleteI was and am a futurist in such terms myself. Spinning in this cocoon, only a butterfly in my imagination....so far.
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If you're looking for more about the book, you may be right that it's not at Prometheus' website yet. But you can go here--
ReplyDeletehttp://www.damondimarco.com/
--And that's the co-author's website, where he's been posting the endorsement blurbs (including mine) as they come in. For instance, it was great news when we learned that the Dalai Lama would contribute the book's foreword.
:)
Thanks john,
ReplyDeleteI found an interview
of Tenzin Gyatso
part as follows ;
"I think the major flaw of the Marxist regimes
is that they have placed too much emphasis
on the need to destroy the ruling class,
on class struggle,
and this causes them to encourage hatred
and to neglect compassion.
Although their initial aim might have been
to serve the cause of the majority,
when they try to implement it
all their energy is deflected into destructive activities.
Once the revolution is over
and the ruling class is destroyed,
there is nor much left to offer the people;
at this point the entire country is impoverished
and unfortunately
it is almost as if the initial aim were to become poor.
I think that this is due to the lack of human solidarity
and compassion.
The principal disadvantage of such a regime
is the insistence placed on hatred
to the detriment of compassion."
- Tenzin Gyatso
http://hhdl.dharmakara.net/hhdlquotes1.html
purrrrr ...
forgiveness
is the attribute of the strong
so we have compassion for the 1%
If we see them in ourselves
and ourselves in them
we lose all fear
as master Yoda said ;
Fear is the path to the dark side
fear leads to anger
anger leads to hate
hate leads to suffering
we forgive the 1%
yes or no ?
"fear leads to anger
ReplyDeleteanger leads to hate
hate leads to suffering
we forgive the 1%
yes or no ?"
For everything there is a season.
Forgiveness is not necessarily amnesty.
We may fogive in our own hearts, and not punish beyond the point of stopping evil.
A very lightly drawn line at times.
There are other paths to anger than fear.
Yea even righteousness.
It depends on definitions as always.
Is anger necessarily "mindless rage"?
Or is anger "energy"--the energy to act.
This question goes to the electro-chemical nature of our being.
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scuzzy wuzzy wuzza bayo
ReplyDeletescuzzy wuzzy hadno hayo
scuzzy wuzzy wuz nit wuzzy wuzzy.©®™
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yes rogue,
ReplyDelete'There are other paths to anger than fear.'
Unfulfilled desires
and expectations
lead to frustration,
frustration leads to anger,
anger leads to suffering,
and suffering leads to sorrow.
We can or will
transmute neutral energy
into creative or destructive realities
'Is anger necessarily “mindless rage”?'
"It's all in your mind, man .." - Kid Charlemagne
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There are few times where the will to change is not fueled by rage and vengeance: we've seen a few in recent years- So. Africa, the Philippines.... But sadly the conditions for the peoples there are only slightly different. Structural domination and injustice leave marks for generations, and often new elites rise to replace the old in the meantime.
ReplyDeleteI think our world was populated throughout well before the "age of discovery" by people willing to live in the harshest physical conditions in order to escape petty despots in their places of origin. Sadly, those frontiers no longer exist.
"I think our world was populated throughout well before the “age of discovery” by people willing to live in the harshest physical conditions in order to escape petty despots in their places of origin. Sadly, those frontiers no longer exist."~Pod
ReplyDeleteYes, and perhaps due to ancient memories of coming from some long ago forgotten lunatic systems of control.
Cantical for Leibowitz type cycles...
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