Tuesday, November 08, 2005

transform(er casualtiz)ation triggers transfer mission

electrocuted while/cause hiding from pursuing police,

two (semi-)immigrants have triggered a civil suburbian war in France

hummer overfloweth
@ the mess that greenspan made blogspot

Tim Iacono souther Californian critiques easy money;

this item shows rows and rows and acres of unsold hummers with lots of comments

found at that wonderful site by The Bitch http://blog.culturelab.org/;

it offers a perfect antidote to that entirely other obsessing about

cars on the other side of one of the real mothers amongst fences

across the free world.



hyperstition.abstractdynamics.org/archives/006774 a

number of links to items concerning the Jihadi flavours of social

unrest in French 'breedboxburbs' (fokhokken would be a dutch

translation which brings out the connotational odds ((of

misfortune, exposure, towerdives and truth)) stacked against those

vain enough to believe they can distract from or weaken the impact

of the 3Ks in that word best).



On my dutch blog (intellectjuweel) I suggested an emergency rule

that would save any more cars from going up in flames. Make the

inhabitants they share burbresidence with, no longer feel locked

out of them. Revive the totally lefty/green solution to transport

congestion and low efficiency: hitch hiking. If only manners were

that pliable and conversion prone; if only respect and dignity were

a little car-ride away.



Much better but not very instant as solutions come and go either is

to grant 'ban-lieu sufferers' (spoiled as they are compared to

immigrants of last century) a small garden as a birthright and

within view. In mine that would be the least a 'fokhok' inhabitant

needs, merits, and must have to keep himself sound and sane if not

proud.



You can of course in the interest of keeping wages low have a

minority of labour armies in reserve, that is to say mobilized

(deprived of the autonomics that would lower their interest in

wages in the first place), which keeps their frustrations

simmering, in order to lower the wages the rest is able to

negotiate. Unionizing workers and 'chomeurs' and other across the

board rules likes flat tax are gaining ground once again but I

expect it won't be enough before a lot of devastation sets us back

(down closer to ground zero altogether) a few notches.


more to be seen/read/found/ here: French stench has wafted across Holland

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