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TODAY (7-19-09)
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At this point there are five separate
parts to the Michael Jackson writings
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"In
Memoriam: Michael Jackson's 2004 Fiasco"
- with prologue, text, and recent audio containing
additional commentary
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"Description"
- a short overview of "Message from Michael:
What Michael Jackson's Life Teaches Us"
and how I was led to write it.
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"Message
from Michael: What Michael Jackson's Life Teaches Us"
- The main text, which has the audio rendition of it
also.
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Remembering Michael" -
Expands on some
of the themes that are covered in "Message from
Michael," but also provides additional context
about Michael Jackson and his life, which it seemed
necessary to provide as the years of persecution had a
tendency to push out of public view his considerable
humanitarian and philanthropic work, and his humanitarian,
visionary work and ideals
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And
"Reflections
on Persecution of the Talented,
Sensitive, and Unique; and Culture's Sick and Contradictory Purposes - My Personal Tale" - This is a self-revelation of
what memories were triggered in me from my own life that
contained some of the elements of persecution, and so
on, that Michael endured. It can be taken as a kind of
Case Study of what I was describing more analytically in
"Message" regarding culture's double-binding
function, and its suppression of uniqueness, and so on.
It has a tone one might expect of someone who does
primal therapy; it is very personal; but I had fun with
it and think it quite funny for the most part.
These
pieces can be read in any order that one wishes. But,
obviously, I have ordered them this way because each piece
builds on what came before. I am making the overview clear
here and providing links, as I began to see that it would
otherwise be confusing for many.
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SillyMickel
Monologue Description
A satirical piece. A supposed admirer-fan-chum of George W. Bush encourages
thank-yous for Bush's "accomplishments, " which, described glowingly by the fan,
sound quite the opposite to the listener. The fan has the most admiration for
the great caper Bush "pulled off" at the end. Combining the actual facts of
recent news with a simple, unspun speculation of them, coming from the mouth of
a fawning admirer who, for that reason, is allowed to elaborate on the shady
dealings.
So Bush, it is intimated, basks in the glory of having his ideas for
illegal dealings praised as clever and awesome, or even cute.
This is
political satire that will have you laughing from the total incongruity and
irony of the monologue, but it will also leave you more informed and thinking.
This is provocative, funny stuff.
(cont'd from
prev. col.)
Naw,
c'mon, let's, let's…we wanta go over your
accomplishments tonight, Mr. President, I mean…. I mean..the whole
thing…y'know, going to Congress, there…. Getting them to tally up that
un-be-leiv-able sev-en hun-dred bill-ion dollars! …like almost a trillion dollars…. I mean they could
not get that high, I mean….
Anyway…so
we heard how you guys gathered these guys together in Congress…I mean how it
was done, y'know, it was like…well musta been like one of those movies….like
Ocean's elev…. Like an Ocean's 33, yeah!
And. Anyway, so you gathered those suckers, those guys, in Congress
together, who had the money, huh?
And,
he, he, he, y'know, like, we heard afterwards how you guys gathered,
Congressional Leaders… and… without explaining exactly how it would happen – of
course Congressmen could not be expected to understand the workings of
economics and high finance like a Paulson could. So, kindly Paulson and his
deputies explained using analogies, how nice of them to bring it down to their
level, so sweet of them….
Y'know
analogies…like this is like this, this is like this, y'know, and…yea, like
that….
I
just want to say how cute you are, W.. I mean, it was just, soooooo you….
Anyway,
the analogy they used was that if Congress didn’t cough up the dough pronto –
perhaps those weren’t the exact words, my bad. But anyway, that the
consequences – and tell me W. this was all you, right? – The consequences would
be that of a “GLOBAL ECONOMIC MELTDOWN” (tell me, that part was you, right?) a
terminal global economic meltdown that would... (wait, I’m getting an inkling
here… was this next part, Cheney’s?) “End modern civilization as we know it for
the foreseeable future.”
Wow!
It gives me shivers just hearing it. I
mean there ain’t no auto salesman in his wildest fantasies that could come up
with something so absolutely, well, disabling.
You
guys really took those suckers in Congress “out by the knees”! How could they
have had a chance!
And,
boy, there’s that implied nuclear thing again…"the meltdown";
yea. Doesn't have to make any sense; I
mean economics melting, but hey close enough. How clever! I mean that whole image of mushroom cloud,
why it just worked stupendously to get us into a war. And now, this being economics…
Oh,
my God, I see it; it's like a fifties movie -- "Oh, please help, we're
meeee-ee-llll-tiiinggg." Yea, super
scary. Heck, anything like that from
fifties horror flicks…just good stuff.
Heck, you know that most people believe that stuff anyway. So, I see, you feed them what they always
feared anyway. Brilliant. Brilliant.
But
that’s my George, the W. himself, going with what he knows. And, hey, why
bother coming up with anything else, that card’s a winner for you, my man….
And
c’mon, level with me, I just gotta know, won’t tell anyone else… Was that
Cheney with the “end of civilization” part?
C'mon, he's already living the Wild West out there in Wyoming, he's
probably thinkin Mad Maxin it and everything… I mean, c'mon…. C’mon, it’s got to be him, that’s just sooo
Darth Vader, who else could think like that?
Please
tell me I’m right...I feel like I know this guy and that is….well, that is just
sooooo him!...
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