Monday, January 09, 2006

Show don't Tell

Here is a simple explaination for an old rule that can be somewhat cloudy.

Have a read if this one has you feeling fuzzy. Not in a good way.

JT

Wednesday, January 04, 2006

Corruption in Washington and other shockers.

What the Hell?

So let me get this straight, lobbyist lavish gifts on elected officials so those officials will vote on and push laws that benefit the companies/industries/groups that the lobbyist work for. And if that doesn't sound corrupt enough, in most cases the lobbyist support the elected officials re-election campaigns. So most elected officials, save for the really rich ones, are in the pockets of some special interest before they enter office.

I thought that the elected officials represent the people who voted for them. What an ass I am.

Of course the really good lobbyist, then get jobs in very high places in the US Government - take the head of the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), he used to be a lobbyist for big logging companies (Not very environmentally friendly). In this sense the pendulum comes full circle; so government is fair - fairly corrupt.

The real problem here is that no one will be held accountable - some officials 'Head Aid' will lose their job or get spanked for being bad. Will they hang DeLay by his political testies? I doubt it.

What's worse is that this will provide a decent cover for George W. to slip under the radar of IMPEACHMENT for ignoring the constitution and pooh-poohing the bill of rights. This is the real shame of it. Another sacrificial lamb on the alter of the Bush Administration.

tata -



Joseph Thomas

Monday, January 02, 2006

Last Night

Last night I had this dream where I was writing this real tight piece about some social political subject. It was moving, thoughtful, provocative , and of course, dead on and honest.

I woke up this morning had some tea, and I can't remember a damn word of it. Not even the topic. What's the point of lucid dreams, when they don't last past the dawn?

Luckily I also forgot the name of the publication I was sure would publish it.

There is justice. Somewhere.

JT