Rising Hegemon
He certainly -- by re-founding the execrable Washington Times -- showed the way for right-wing publishers like Rupert Murdoch to change discourse for the harm of all but millionaires, especially the financial sociopaths like Willard Romney.
Monday, September 03, 2012
Goodbye DMZ Jesus
Reverend Moon -- finally "virtually" crucified at the age of 92.
He certainly -- by re-founding the execrable Washington Times -- showed the way for right-wing publishers like Rupert Murdoch to change discourse for the harm of all but millionaires, especially the financial sociopaths like Willard Romney.
Oh well, at least he got his New World Tour out of the way while he was still alive.
He certainly -- by re-founding the execrable Washington Times -- showed the way for right-wing publishers like Rupert Murdoch to change discourse for the harm of all but millionaires, especially the financial sociopaths like Willard Romney.
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Hopefully, if we're lucky, his kids will tear the organization apart squabbling with each other. And that they'll be stingy about money, and won't feel the need to funnel cash through the back door of right-wingers' campaigns in this country (even when the DOJ was investigating him for the tax evasion charges, I don't think they had a clue as to how many couriers Moon had, and how much undeclared cash was coming into this country, some of which had to be going to politicians--look at how many sleazeballs were tripping over themselves to honor him the last time he was in the country).
But, he's gone for good and good riddance. I wish the Unification Church much chaos, bitter infighting and self-destructive behavior. And tax investigations.
Goodnight Moon.
the synchronicity. neil armstrong was the last famous to die.
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