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October 2, 2006:

 

Organic:

Take a look at the trash that comes out of a normal community. It has several components, but most of it is organic based. We should be able to sort that organic stuff out and turn it into fuel and fertilizer. We also have metals and earth based products like stone, silica, and clay. Those too can be separated and made into valuable products. What we need is to develop a science of trashology. This stuff is valuable and should be seen that way. If we can turn crud oil into useful products for Gord’s sake, why cannot we turn trash into useful products? I don’t know, but I would bet  the trash that comes out of a city is as consistent in makeup as crude oil. That consistency can be the basis of a science of trashology simpler than the science of petrochemicals.

 

They Ought A:

Gibson made that mythical movie he called “Passion of The Christ.” Well, to answer that, someone should make a movie called “The Passion of Bruno.” If you have time, look up and read about the life of Bruno Giordano. He was a saint and should have been so designated. Instead, he was burned alive for being a scientist. Who would do such a thing? The most divine Pope Clement VIII gave the order and is responsible for the gruesome murder of Bruno. The next time you hear a Christian bemoan the murder of Christ and say, “How could anyone do something like that?” Tell them this story. My bet is they will refuse to believe it.

 

Evolution:

I remember when some, not all, towns had one gas station. A few towns had two and some cities had a few. Then the automotive industry evolved to where there were two gas stations on every corner. Then a decline set in and every other gas station became a fried chicken or donut shop. What’s next; hydrogen stations on every corner? I don’t think so!

 

If Only:

If Granholm and DeVos would spend half the time trying to help Michigan as they do dumping s**t on each other, they might find some solutions.

 

The Rumor:

Osama Bin Laden is dead. There has been a lot of babbling this last week about that possibility. It came out of a leak from the French intelligence people. The French president said, it ain’t true. So what? Why does it matter if that particular madman is dead? They don’t need him. There are literally thousands of insane Muslims ready to step up and take his place. Everyone faults everyone else for not getting him. Clinton is at fault. The senior Bush is at fault. The mad king is at fault. It’s all nonsense anyway. Even if he made a difference at one time, that time has long since passed. These murders will continue until they destroy Western civilization or until we annihilate them. Those are the only possibilities.

 

Frist:

He is the Republicrumb hot shot in the senate. Stephanopolous had him on the hot seat. I was reminded of Fred Allen’s old radio character, Senator Claghorn. He babbles and babbles and babbles, but he does not answer any questions. He just blows fog over everything.

 

Homeland Security:

These fools don’t have enough crap to spread. They have invented a new threat. Now, we have Agro-terrorism! Do tell? How many can we invent? How about beer-terrorism or soda-pop-terrorism? How about, horror of horrors, tickle-me-Elmo-terrorism? Would those dirty guys put a bomb in every doll? Tell me it ain’t so!

 

Both Parties:

They are both sucking up to the fundamentalist Christians. Heck, why not? If we can suck up to the Saudi Prince, why shouldn’t we give other lowlifes equal treatment?

 

Loosing Touch:

America has lost touch with a simple fact of history. Yesterday’s solutions are today’s problems. In the face of obvious failure, we continue to try to make yesterday’s solutions work. Fossil fuel and global warming are the classic example. We have no new solutions to this problem because we have lost our creative edge. Think about this. The people who solved our communications problems and transportation problems more than a century ago were uneducated. No one had beaten the genius out of them.

 

Iacocca:

His integrity comes pretty cheap. He is now campaigning for DeVos in Michigan. His TV bologna starts with his claim that he cares about Michigan. Sure! Ask him where he resides now. It ain’t in Michigan. He got out. He now lives in Southern California.

 

Feelings:

Sometimes I write stories that make some people laugh. Sometimes I write stories that make some people cry. It seems like two different things but it is not. Anytime I can help someone get in touch with his feelings, I feel I have performed a service. I think we totally underestimate the real comedians among us. We think of them as clowns who are pretty much unimportant in the scheme of things. I think we would quickly become emotionally and intellectually sterile without them.

 

The lack of humor is what gives the big lie to all fundamentalists. They always give us the big smile, but to a person with humor, the smile is a three-dollar bill. It is not legal tender. These people have no healthy humor and they only pretend to legitimate anger. Anger is not what infects them. What they have is a smoldering rage directed outward, away from the festering cyst of hate that inhabits their souls.

 

Our Government:

These people keep babbling about the budding democracy in Iraq. That is ridiculous. There is no democracy in Iraq and there will not be a democracy in the near future. There are too many factions there who hate each other even more than they hate us. Those people are savages and we ought to get out of their way. The more of them get killed in their civil war the fewer we will have to deal with when they are unified.

 

The Opera:

An opera was canceled in Berlin. A people who stood up to the insanity of the cold war, buckled under a threat from some religious madmen. I don’t know the name of the opera, but it seems it portrayed Jesus, Mohammed, and some other religious icons in a bad light. Of course, the Muslims morons made an issue of it. Why are we giving in to monsters like that? They might as well have given in to Hitler. If we back down to them, they will keep pushing until we have no space left. Remember what Churchill said. “An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last.”
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