Drones May Not Attack Banks, says new US Drone Czar. Let me clear. We are only permitted to attack US banks on US soil with attack drones if we receive prior authorization from the US Federal Reserve Bank.
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
"Drones May Not Attack Banks" says new US Drone Czar
Drones May Not Attack Banks, says new US Drone Czar. Let me clear. We are only permitted to attack US banks on US soil with attack drones if we receive prior authorization from the US Federal Reserve Bank.
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Saturday, February 23, 2013
Zed Rigby, Computer Game Enthusiast, Mourned on Facebook, Twitter
Zed Rigby, 65, a life-long computer game
enthusiast, died in his home in Toledo, Ohio last Monday.
Mr. Rigby leaves behind no family or actual
friends, but a number of his virtual friends are now engaged in virtual
grieving.
Gérard Depardieu moves to Antarctica as New Russian Wealth Tax Takes Effect
French actor Gérard Depardieu, who
only recently moved to Russia, has moved to Antarctica. Depardieu is now a
resident of Adélie Land, a province of Antarctica long claimed by France, where
the effective income tax rate approaches 0%.
See http://www.thesatirist.com/news/Depardieu_Antartica__20130223.html
See http://www.thesatirist.com/news/Depardieu_Antartica__20130223.html
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
The Satirist - America's Most Critical Book
The Satirist - America's Most Critical Book
By Dan Geddes
The Satirist: America's Most Critical Book (Vol. 1)
(paperback)
You have never read a book like this!
The Satirist is an encyclopedic collection of satires, and criticism of imaginary works: books, films, paintings, music. The style is a mix of the high and the low, everything from critiques of imaginary French philosophy to just-for-fun news in the style of American satire such as The Onion or Saturday Night Live.
Author/comedian Paul Krassner, wrote of The Satirist:
Did a great French philosopher, Claude Roger, produce his massive volumes by plagiarizing from his own students?
Was the Soviet dissident Maxim Sazonov the greatest of all Russian poets? Or just a total idiot? Discover Claire Hoyt, "Shrink to the Stars," the psychologist who created the “Inner Victim” movement.
Read reviews of the movies of Jake Steiger, one of the most successful Hollywood directors of the 1990s.
58 pieces written in diverse genres in 180 (hopefully) laugh-filled pages!
Illustrations by Fred Schellart!
Buy The Satirist, Volume 1 from Amazon.com
You have never read a book like this!
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| The Satirist: America's Most Critical Book |
The Satirist is an encyclopedic collection of satires, and criticism of imaginary works: books, films, paintings, music. The style is a mix of the high and the low, everything from critiques of imaginary French philosophy to just-for-fun news in the style of American satire such as The Onion or Saturday Night Live.
Author/comedian Paul Krassner, wrote of The Satirist:
The more blandness and repression there is in any society, the more need there is for irreverence toward those who are responsible for that blandness and repression. The Satirist serves such a purpose with imagination and style.Satirical targets include US politicians, Hollywood movies, hypocrisy, artistic pretension, and many others:
Did a great French philosopher, Claude Roger, produce his massive volumes by plagiarizing from his own students?
Was the Soviet dissident Maxim Sazonov the greatest of all Russian poets? Or just a total idiot? Discover Claire Hoyt, "Shrink to the Stars," the psychologist who created the “Inner Victim” movement.
Read reviews of the movies of Jake Steiger, one of the most successful Hollywood directors of the 1990s.
58 pieces written in diverse genres in 180 (hopefully) laugh-filled pages!
Illustrations by Fred Schellart!
Buy The Satirist, Volume 1 from Amazon.com
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Thursday, July 19, 2012
See essay about Henry Miller's The Rosy Crucifixion (Sexus, Nexus, and Nexus) at http://www.thesatirist.com/books/The_Rosy_Crucifixion.html
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