The end of the neoliberal period has coincided with a symbolic reversal in
politics: the torch of the partisan has passed from the insurgent Left of
1968 to the Qanon nationalists of today. This is a gigantic historical
shift.
I'm thinking of the arch-conservative Carl Schmidt, who in 1962
On Sat, Jan 9, 2021 at 1:20 PM Kurtz, Steven wrote:
> While we saw a lot of Trumpists having the best day of their life bathing
> in the pleasure of transgression, there were others hiding in that mob who
> knew what they were doing They understand distributed leadership and
> have for
That would be Aaron Mostofsky, son of Brooklyn Supreme Court judge Shlomo
Mostofsky. He stole Pelosi's lectern (if you've seen that pic) while
looting. His family claims that he did "nothing illegal." I surmise that he
had more involvement than stealing Pelosi's lectern.
He is a QAnon supporter
6 January…Now that was an inept coup…for the most part.
A president just can’t rely on an angry mob to disrupt democratic process any
more, but within that mob was something more dangerous and sinister. While we
saw a lot of Trumpists having the best day of their life bathing in the
pleasure
TLDR: the real question is why was 'the mob not not there' (the
missing/breached security) and what was the 'enabling stack' to produce
this event – as all this points to a configuration of forces that is
(most-likely) 'still in play'
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hey folks,
I would put a note of caution on
Felix Stalder presented a well-crafted, cogent view as have others in
this soliloquy.
A broadening of geography as well as cosmology would consider that
most of the Earth's surface is not inhabited by most densely packed,
infectuous, disputatious humans. The age of European, preceded by
On 08.01.21 20:46, Dan S Wang wrote:
> Donald Trump is addicted to Twitter, pure and simple. He doesn't want to
> govern, he wants to tweet. He hates government meetings, legislative
> processes, presidential ceremonies--but loves having his rapid-fire tweet
> storms. More than any aspiring
On 09/01/2021 04:52, v...@voyd.com wrote:
>
> Yes, there were people like the guy in the fur hat who apparently is the
> son of a judge, but I'm following up on that claim.
This guy?
https://gen.medium.com/the-q-shaman-conspirituality-goes-rioting-on-capitol-hill-24bac5fc50e6
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