Over My Dead Body

Zarbod warns of Vladimir Putin's evil plans—seriously.

Music:
The Beetles -- Back in the USSR
The Chordettes -- Mr Sandman
Steve Taylor -- Over My Dead Body

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[meditation2010]

Fabulous Zarbod

[Zarbod]

@meditation2010 Thank you.

[aftonline]

The funny thing about this is that Steve Taylor's song was written in the 80's before the fall of the Berlin Wall and had nothing to to with Putin, Steve was actually writing about the struggle of Lech Walesa and the Poles against Soviet domination. This song was actually performed behind the Iron Curtain at that time and was a rallying point for the strongly Catholic Poles against the rampant atheism of Soviet Russia. True, Putin is a throwback from those bad old days of KGB dominance though.

[Zarbod]

@aftonline Well yes obviously the song wasn't originally about Putin. Putin was a young man when this came out. I hope people remember who the KGB is and what happened. It will happen again of course, because people have have short memories. But it's important to stand up for the freedom of all peoples.

[returnoftheramble3]

you fix me. 

[returnoftheramble3]

President Obama and President Bush didn't have the respect to face me. Thanks for at least looking at me while killing me. Why didn't you like me? just asking...

[returnoftheramble3]

I'm going to do laundry now.

[returnoftheramble3]

I like this song.

[returnoftheramble3]

I think I'm going to try an assassination attempt on you because I'm sick of being ignored. You did respond, which was humane. I'm still trying for more. I want to be an experiment. Think I'll get through? President Obama didn't respond to me, not even a greeting card. I'm offended. Thanks for acknowledging me.

[returnoftheramble3]

I know you didn't read me. I would like you to. I'm trying to wiggle my way into the box. Hopefully Loughner inspires hate enough. Note that our good society is more "understanding" and less "caring" for the victim. Shame on them. There's nothing more appealing than the ramblings of a mad man. Perhaps we should commend Loughner; deranged, confused, he stood up for what he believed in.

[returnoftheramble3]

I'm to live all my days in agony because I bit the apple, or the apple was bitten. I'm not sure if once is enough or if a million times is the secret to death. And that's the sin of it all, wanting something more because then matter shifts. Ignoble and determined in arrogance, the one will try against the all to rise to unus singulus never unus plures. One is chosen. The other choses. You dont' want to read this reaching nonsense. A formula is much more in truth.

[returnoftheramble3]

Of course, I'm locked within every cliche and bitter heart. I'm to think of myself as mature when never is that the case of the ignorable distraction from the fallacies and unpleasant techniques of the innocent dominating the meek within the secret garden of tried and tribulation. How the heart of Jesus too died, and that's where they leave us, in the nonsense of depth.

[returnoftheramble3]

We exist for the same reason that all good arguments exist; vanity of the individual and compensation of weakness in group merit. It's a good vs right argument. If people were right, they wouldn't have to drift around in good's redemption. Can't you see how our lives become messes? We're targeted to no end, and then deprived of even slight success. We're bad and endlessly punished. Every time I start something, it's destroyed and everything taken for "fair."

[returnoftheramble3]

Sparta has the right idea. I know that it's more difficult to do because we have numbers but Sparta will win if superior.