Celebrity Culture In A Predatory Economic System from Lev Six In today’s episode of social-guerrilla warfare, we have a case of a woman who was tricked into flying across the country to meet an amazing band… I am the Director of Social Services for a major charity and have an office in downtown San Diego that serves the nation’s third […]
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new reads: BECOMING A CANNABIS BREEDER
[Book Review] Becoming a Cannabis Breeder in Seven Steps (Some basics and avoiding misinformation) Author: Hemp Fancier Country of origin: England Available as a 99-cent Kindle download on Amazon. 169 pages, (“estimated”). reviewed by Bing Contrary to what the title may suggest, the reader will not find seven prescriptive steps or, for that matter, any instructional procedure outlining a path […]
FREE SEX: A practical introduction to open relationships and swinging
eBook on Open Relationships, Available on Amazon Posted by Katherine Sweetman With eyes closed, I savor the kiss. Tongues chasing. Suction. Separation. I open my eyes to see a beautiful Japanese woman grinning back at me. I’m standing fully naked in the main room of a sex club in central Japan. I look down to see five other attractive women […]
film criticism of Larry Schiller’s THE EXECUTIONER’S SONG, by Gene Gregorits
[Film] movie review: THE EXECUTIONER’S SONG Tweet Taking a second look at crimesploitation literature in film review by Gene Gregorits Re-watched that weasel Larry Schiller’s adaptation of that bozo Norman Mailer’s THE EXECUTIONER’S SONG. It’s actually a great film, I think, far better than I ever realized. The remarkably faithful location shooting is really key to the film’s overall power […]
books: The Fight To Save Juarez – Life in the Heart of Mexico’s Drug War
[New Books] Gulf Drug Cartels And Small Town Life In Cuidad Juarez Tweet The Fight To Save Juarez – Life in the Heart of Mexico’s Drug War by Ricardo C. Ainslie, University of Texas Press, hardcover with dust jacket, first edition, 2013, $25 (332p), utexas.edu/utpress review by Bob Yunger Let’s start with a bit of text from the page for […]
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The ENTIRE POINT of due process
[Opinion] the tyranny will eventually extend to yourself “If you can’t extend due process to your enemy, then you simply do not grasp the meaning of the Constitution…” by Lev Six Due process of law n. a fundamental principle of fairness in all legal matters, both civil and criminal, especially in the courts. All legal procedures set by statute and […]
Alfredo Santiago, The Agency Models and Robert Mapplethorpe’s Original Hand-Altered Polaroids
When Outlaw Art Photography Entered Fashion Modeling Tweet THE AGENCY MODELS – THIRTY YEARS LATER, PHOTOGRAPHS BY ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE at White Box Contemporary San Diego Resident Alfredo Santiago Remembers Robert Mapplethorpe Foray Into High Fashion Video by Katherine Sweetman, words by Reviewer Rob At the intersection of the fringe art-business world, fashion/modeling and extreme-art photography Robert Mapplethorpe emerged in the […]
books: Secret Carnival Workers
[Books] Secret Carnival Workers by Paul Haines Tweet second review of a previously covered book: SECRET CARNIVAL WORKERS First covered in the Summer 2010 issue of Reviewer Here it is again because it’s JUST THAT GOOD. By Reviewer Rob Secret Carnival Workers (book) by Paul Haines, edited by Stuart Broomer with Emily Haines, with notes by Paul Haines by Carla […]