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aaa ttttttt iiiii
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a a t i
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aaaaa t i
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a a t i
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a a 1 t 4 iiiii 0
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Home of the Green Bay Packagers where the Industrial Age is still
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alive, kickin' and jerkin' knee; it's ATI...
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Actively Timed to Instigate.
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15jul98
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BROUGHT ON BY "BREASTMILKS OF THE WORLD," A NEW SUBSIDIARY OF
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BORDERS BOOKS AND TACO BELL.
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3:50 pm e.s.t. 14 aug, 1998.
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I'm fed up. VM-1 and HTV just played the same song at the same time.
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Less than one full minute off each other. "I Don't Want To Miss A
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Thing," by Aerosmith, George Bush's favorite Rock-n-Roll Republicans.
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Has something like this happened before? Are people going to get
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fired for this, or was this planned, and building up for a long time?
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I'm starting to not care; I'm so ticked off about this.
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Next up, Popup video sponsored by HTV and Popup Toaster Strudels.
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These are always fun to watch, but unlike many of you, I vividly
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remember how Popup Video got its start, so I'll inform/remind all of
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you.
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Remember when both VM-1 and HTV allowed you to modem in through
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Compuserve and they would publish "all" of the typings "live" during
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primetime? Well it got so out of hand we now have Popup Video and
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"Yo, I'd like to request my homey's song because he's fly, word up."
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You're in a mondo-controlled environ. Every pixel, every millisecond.
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WHY HAVEN'T YOU RIOTED OVER THIS?!?
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---<><><><><><>--- comments?: ati@etext.org ---<><><><><><>---
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The following items were shipped to Mexico from the US
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with Congress' approval:
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(Your government will wish for you to believe it is to fight a
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drug war: I will attest that most or all have their hands in the
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deaths of unarmed civilian indigenous Chiapanecos people. The
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most respectful way to refer to them would be Chamulas. (of course,
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the ones who are still living))
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6 SIKORSKY helicopters
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38 BELLs
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17 PILATUS PC-7's
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22 MCDONNELL DOUGLAS'
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102,000 KEVLAR helmets
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70,000 Canteens
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2,232 Machetes
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20,672 Flack jackets
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208 telescopic lens for night vision
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3297 HUMMER Troop armored vehicles
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859 HK-19 40mm Machine guns
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500 M-16's
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192,874 M430 40mm calibre grenades
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85,678 M781 40mm grenades
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2233 Grenade carriers
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1365 Electric shields
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3266 Flame throwers
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200 Anti-riot
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30 CL vehicles with catapult
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1 Bulldozer
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1 C-130 (ed note: this one is peculiar to me, because its main
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use while I was in the military was transporting humans. 128 living
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or 302 dead can fit comfortably according to my Meddac teamchief,
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who is, by the way spiritual and political Princess of her clan of
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the Western Shoshone. You know, Nevada: the place we A-bomb every day
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with Congress' full backing)
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<sources: La jornada, Jim Cason, Jose Manuel Nava, Congressional
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Record, USA, and President Zedillo's National Institute for
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Combating Drugs>
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------- ( ) -------
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#s? U want #s?
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http://www.anonymizer.com/surf-free.html
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http://www.coriolis.com/webpsychos/files.htm
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http://www.public.iastate.edu/cgi-bin/finger?editor@intst.com
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http://www.cans.com/cgi-bin/cfa-finger?president@whitehouse.gov
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http://www.continet.com
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http://www.fishwwwrap.com
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http://www.itv.com
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http://www.aloha.net/~bsm
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http://www.acm.und.edu/~akeem/how.html
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http://www.theofficenet.com/~redorman
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http://www.beograd.com/truth
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http://www.timesoft.com/hopi
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http://www.orionsociety.org/excerpts.html
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#s? We got #s.
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ATI IS LIKE MENTAL FLOSS.
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"We're selling tennis shoes and potato chips. That's what shows
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are on television for." - D.L. Hughley, star of ABC sitcom
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The Hughleys.
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---<><><><><><>--- comments?: ati@etext.org ---<><><><><><>---
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Hello Marco Polo:
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I just re-did my web page and want to invite you and all your
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friends to take a look.
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HTTP://WWW.KLINCK.COM
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Good to hear from you.
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George (203)
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/ - - - -/
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/ PRESS /
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/ ENTER /
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/ TO EXIT/
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/- - - - /
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Dear Poetry Editor, /ATI/:
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Hello!
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Thought I'd send you some of my work to consider for
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possible use in your magazine.
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My poetry, fiction, and nonfiction have most recently
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appeared in Mindmares, ProMag Audio, and Storisende Verlag.
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I hope some part of this submission finds a place in /ATI/.
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I thank you in advance for your time and
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consideration of these pieces.
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Holly (612)
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P E O P L E H A V E P R O B L E M S
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a poem by Holly Day
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I have to know exactly how
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you touch them, your other women
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do they like your hands
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as much as I do, your long white fingers
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tracing sick lies into flesh
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I have to know exactly what
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you tell them about me, all the bad things
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you say about me
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to get them into bed, are they as cruel
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as the stories you told me
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Getting Away From It All, 11:00 PM
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a poem by Holly Day
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There are faces in the trees tonight again
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forced conspiracy of nature and memory
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faces of people I can't possibly know faces
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of people I can't possibly face.
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Concrete slopes, concrete vibrates hard under
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my feet the world is a flashback, the world
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flashes by houselights go on as angry people
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wake up to the roar of my skateboard on their
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badly-paved roads.
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Someday I'll be strong enough to push past
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these feelings, this guilt, the damn trees
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push hard enough against these Veriflex
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wheels to fly by them all, and not even see.
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Ok ATI.
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You got me. What event happened in Oct. 79?
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Reagan was elected a month later no? But what else???
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What am I stupidly missing. Fill me in.
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DP (617)
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(ed note: see October '88 Playboy for starters.
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I'll have to drudge up some additional sources
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by next week, as many will question Playboy's
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illegitimacy (sic))
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/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\
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...news that Larry Spaghetti is now poet laureate
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in S.F. Live long enough, and everything is rewarded
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with a float down the mainstream.
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SS (860)
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"Moves so slowly
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Grows so smoothly
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Takes so neatly
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It's as if they belong
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And they've been here all along
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Five Corporations!
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There is a pattern"
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-Fugazi
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Pointed out by
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Dana (701)
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Garth Brook's recording of Bob Dylan's "Make You Feel My Love" went to
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6th this week from 3rd last week, and 1st the 6 before that. And this
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is the Country Chart!!! 14 weeks on the BillyBored so far. Bob
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Dylan has never had a song even make the bottom of Billboard's Country
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chart before this.
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Perhaps singing for the Pope was a good gamble afterall. Lee Atwood
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would be proud.
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/some/ /headlines/ /you/
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/might've/ /missed/ /this-week/ /in/
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/the/ /"legitimate"/ /press.../
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1. US state tortures immigrant workers
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2. Bosses treat students like rats
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3. World Bank openly suppressed workers
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4. Hyundai workers stop tide of layoffs
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5. Brazilian workers liberate food
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6. domestic workers organize in Guatemala
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7. Women public workers in Canada owed $7 billion
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sources: Reuters,Cerigua Weekly Briefs, cerigua@guate.net ,
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maxw@rain.com , via http://mai.flora.org ,
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http://www.igc.org/prisons ,
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ACTIVIST like issue brought 2 U
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TIMES water 140 by
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INC for chocolate, was RC Cola.
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The Person Still Remotely Attached to Capitolism Says:
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a poem by Prime Anarchist
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To do:
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Take over Colin Prowell's Little Red Wagon Campaign.
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Yes take over leadership in one swift act.
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Why?
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Because the man is a fascist. And the last
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profound result from a fascist given way too much power
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AND freedom?
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Volkswagons and dead Jews.
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And I aim to stop half of that.
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This has been a Prime Anarchist Production in sequence with midi,
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mini and nietzsche.
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Address all letters to the editor to
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editor@intst.com
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all musical questions should go to
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lutenist@geocities.com
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If it's bigger than a breadbox -- kokopeli@downcity.net
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For history, news and sports or to report a house fly write:
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nrktimes@freeshells.net
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Address major questions to:
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primeanarchist@thepentagon.com
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General questions go to:
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ati@etext.org
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And Major General questions should go to
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norad@thepentagon.com
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Anything that doesn't fit anywhere else, write:
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ati@etext.org
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get your back issues at:
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http://www.etext.org/Zines/ASCII/ATI
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or do a search from within at:
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http://www.etext.org/Zines
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As per usual, we end with poetry.
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Because after all is done and said,
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Only myth, metaphor and
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r e f l e x i o n
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live on:
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Breakdown
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by Holly Day
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when all your friends have disappeared
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and all the flowers have faded to gray
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should I still be here for you? give me a sign
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and I'll leave right now.
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caretaker of your party mausoleum
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I brush away the dust your guests have left behind
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a million lovers come and go
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I will wait for your touch
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as long as it takes.
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when the rest of the voices have blossomed white noise
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until nobody else will take your abuse
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will you let me stay? just give me a sign
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and I'll leave right now. |