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Re: Good Night and Good Luck: What does it mean to be an American now?
Posted:
Nov 28, 2005 8:25 AM
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> If, although I doubt it, you are referring to last
> quarter's economic growth of 3.8 percent, then we are
> not in the throes of decline.
It is the"jobs" that are evaporating that signals the decline. The shrinking of the "middle class". The game being played with 'yaun/dollars'. This is the gut of the economic enghine that runs our culture. The terrorist we need to fear are your right wing-nuts that have "bombed" our towering economy. Al the while your boy in office wants us to enjoy his vacation while the heart of future america is "wounded but alive". I think you have lost sight of the history of the now with your obseesion with the "words" of the right wing revisionists. Sort of like the vasaline on the lenses of so many Soth-y- ist.
The bat show is just a sad comment on the "bat-y-ness" of the Art "professionals" lack of integrity. I keep traveling through the show in my mind and the sad thing is that it reminds me of a "b" "James Bond" movie set for and audience eating intelectual popcorn.
Well my friend lets see if we can see the "Andy" show together.
PS I invite you to kick some lift into these forums with me as it seems the "SAD" has hit the Art community hard.
Jimmy Longoria
Chicano Artist de MInnesota
And if those who wish
> our demise could in some way be neutralized, then we
> could anticipate growth and peace in the future.
>
> So, you did a walk-around in the house of oracles?
> What say you? Nothing about the dissent in China.
> Nothing about Red Chinese spies in the US.
> . Nothing, but, nothing but what you might expect to
> see in an international art gallery. Yes? Why do
> they bother?
>
> The museum with it's reputation intact and it's
> panache for celebrity promotion merely continues on
> it's merry way. Ploughing through the fields of
> truth neglecting to reveal any. Planting the seeds
> of myth in fields of neglect harvesting more of the
> miseducated. As the Education Dept., whatever they
> could be up to, previews yet another Clooney film, I
> expect. Oh that Clooney, what a guy, what a truth
> teller. Sort of reminds one of Duggan, that friend
> of Murrow, in the State Dept., you know, that Duggan,
> the one that jumped out the window after a visit from
> the FBI, that Duggan, the one Clooney so carefully
> researched.
>
> Lawrence Duggan, you can read all about this guy in
> "Witness" and it will shine some light on Edward R.
> Murrow, about whom this thread is supposed to be
> dedicated.
>
> As Horatio so aptly put it in Hamlet, act one, scene
> I, "If thou art privy to thy country's fate, which,
> happily, foreknowing may avoid, O speak-" (Chambers)
>
>
> You should all, really, get something Chambers has
> written and read it. The guy deserves, at the least,
> a Nobel Peace Prize. After a second thought, with
> Carter in possession of same, real heroes shouldn't
> have their memories besmirched with such an
> association.
>
> Good night, ladies and germs, and unlike Murrow, I
> really mean it, Good Luck, because in this time and
> place, we are needing a lot of it.
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