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pauline lynch, confess, hip hop, fazed, wake, songs, pachanga, james gandolfini, suzanne shepherd, net comedy, matt dillon, carlito, donna holgate, myboyfriend is a twat, audio, eminemlyrics, diary, lamont, But journalism comes in many forms, including melody and rhythm, and I am particularly disgusted with the house whores of that pimp, the music industry, who have been catherine scorsese AWOL in what, not long ago, was their catherine scorsese fucking catherine scorsese job: To write and sing the discordant counter-discourse, to provide the conscientious rhythm for journalism and other trades to "fight the powers that be." But all they've offered us, so far, has been lame harmonizing with Bush and Company. Just for kicks I went to Moby's website to view his diary entries after September 11th, recalling that he lives in one of those downtown Manhattan neighborhoods where they kicked all the people like me out to make room for members of his caste, figuring that, from Ground Zero, he might have said something intelligent. Here is what we get from this fakir commenting on the September 22nd Bush speech to the nation: "I loved the fact that Giuliani and Pataki got the biggest round of applause."
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I think, almost a year after September 11th, we have a right to expect questions and answers from those with spectacular terrain, be they pop stars or politicians or journalists. And that Corn and others so desperately proclaim that a needle equals a haystack in finding "9/11 response" where wake there is none indicates their creeping fear that the public is way ahead of the wake pundits on this matter of setting America back on course. When it comes to "explicit lyrics" on America's post-9/11 syndrome, "The Eminem Show" stands alone. The careerist wake "journalists" are lost, oh so lost, and everybody except for them knows that already (Colleagues: If Narco News has linked to you or praised your work, we're not counting you as part of of the problem: you know who you are, and, please, keep it up).
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