THIS IS NOT WHAT DEMOCRACY LOOKS LIKE

How the Bush Nearly Stole Florida - Volume 1

How the Bush Nearly Stole Florida - Volume 2

(flash)

. . . how he "nearly" stole Florida? And yet he doesn't recognize the elections of Zimbabwe . . . 'irony detectors' shatter all over the globe . . .

It is important to remember the very foundation of the current man 'helming' the White House, especially what with the murders that ensue . . .

Context, baby, context.

Make sure you check out this exhaustive list of "Anti-Bush" links as well. Completely necessary for those of us who actually value DEMOCRACY . . .

Speaking of democracy . . .

I remember hearing a theory once about the tallest building in town. 2 historical accounts were given--at one time, in one place, nothing in town could be built which was taller than the church (and I don't remember what the other building type was) . . . in contrast to today, wherein the highest building, in every city, is a symbol of the corporation, and an imposing one at that--giving no doubt as to who rules the town (and the world?) . . .

I propose we make a draft of legislation which will make it illegal, by law, to build any building in any town, all across the USA, which will be higher than that town's Hall of Democracy.

I am most interested in the concept of democracy, and want to create a side web page (static, not a blog) entirely devoted to that very subject, but more importantly (specifically) about: Revolutionizing Democracy in America.

I beseech all Harbingers to help, if they feel so inspired, and the general public, too: How do you think we can Revolutionize Democracy in America?

Harbingers may feel free to blog it, and the general worldwide audience is wholeheartedly invited to pitch in here.

So the next time you criticize American democracy and some lunkhead sneers: "So what do you suggest?" you can tell them where to go!

I would like to take this oppurtunity to most vociferously thank all of the wonderful people who agreed (at least tentatively) to participate in American Samizdat. Since on the Samizdat they are listed in order of acceptance of invite, I will reverse the order here to give you the freshest first. I thank: L Johnson of Interesting Monstah, Green Flash of Sassafrass, Ray Davis of Bellona Times, Pagan Moss of SLA, Robert Sieracki of The Hollow Times, Bob Morris of Poli-Zeros, David Williams of Portage, Thorizine (formerly) of Jim Hightower's "Chat and Chew" Show, Post-Atomic, Richard Kahn of the Vegan Blog: The (Eco) Logical Weblog, Drat Fink, Graham Freeman of Virulent Memes, Eldee of Ha Ha No Serious and Herd of Cows, Igor Boog of Shou?, Jason Lubyk of New World Disorder, Turbulent Velvet of UFO Breakfast, Lia Bulaong of Cheesedip, Mrs. Butterwurst of the Magnificent Melting Object, Chris Eby of Insurgent, Cynthia Korzekwa of Ikastikos, Kendall Clark of Monkeyfist, Gordon Coale, Stack of the Viridian Blog, Tony Tross of Abuddhas Memes, Brian Lamb of Blowback & Scribbler, Jim Higgins of Higgy's Page, Steven Baum of Ethel the Blog, Judith Lewis of RandomWalks & the LA Weekly, Simcoe, Steve L. of Riley Dog, Craig Jensen of BookNotes, Wylie Sypher of GeeGaw. Tiffany Tomkinson, Dirk Hine of Subterranean Notes, Evan Daze of the Daze Reader, Jerry Westerby of the Westerby Report, William Fields, Eliot Gelwan of Follow Me Here, Sal Salasin of RealPoetik, JP of Dumbmonkey, Mr. Planet of Infohazard, Mark Woods of Wood's Lot, Adam Rice of RandomWalks, Al Jensen of The Web Today, Jimwich, Brooke Biggs of BitterShack and the Bush Files, Andrew Abb of gmtPlus9, Fred Pyen of Metascene, and Kirsten Anderson of Roq la Rue & Thumbmonkey!

Would you just look at that list!?

Talk about All-Star!