NOTES FROM THE MADHOUSE
OCTOBER 25, 2011
NOTE 1: Take a deep breath and let it out. Take two Thorazine and call me in the morning…
See an article describing how state legislatures are passing laws that could eliminate the electoral college system in presidential elections, substituting instead the total national vote, the popular vote, as the only deciding factor. This would hasten the collapse of the states as independent entities. It would also tilt elections. E.g., we’d now be talking about ex-president Gore.
NOTE 3: The Vatican has stated that the world needs a central banking authority to manage money for the entire planet. That’s just what I was thinking the other day. The Federal Reserve and the IMF and the City of London just aren’t big enough, you know? That’s the problem. And the other problem is we need moralists to run this Earth Bank. People who will decide which countries get how much money to throw around, based on need, based on the weather, based on whatever. I’m sure it’ll work out well. And God can take his 2% off the top. And you can collect a paycheck based on an algorithm dreamed up by a bureaucrat in Brussels that gives you a tiny, tiny fraction of the world’s allotted money supply.
NOTE 4: “But He [God] loves you. He loves you, and He needs money! He always needs money! He’s all-powerful, all-perfect, all-knowing, and all-wise, but somehow he just can’t handle money! Religion takes in billions of dollars, they pay no taxes, and they always need a little more.”
George Carlin
NOTE 5: A quote from Jack True: “People don’t understand ‘the individual.’ It isn’t something that’s handed down like a silver platter from your grandmother. It isn’t bought at a store. It isn’t copied from a previous document. And I guess that’s the problem. People want replicas. They want the comfort of knowing they have something that’s exactly like what everybody else has. But if they have that, they don’t have ‘the individual’ then, do they?”
NOTE 6: The New York City Health Department is seeking to hire a condom coordinator, who will make sure all public high schools have enough free condoms to hand out. Salary for the gig? $88,000. What are the requirements? Can sleep 20 hours a day? Used to inflate balloons with a helium tank for kids in Central Park? “I have always been devoted to condoms, sir.” (Source: NY Post)
NOTE 7: Free condoms? High schools? This computes how? Oh, that’s right. Schools are social agencies. And their employees belong to public unions. Sure. No problem. And parents go along with this. Like programmed robots.
NOTE 8: The US Attorney General has directed its NY office to require, under penalty of prosecution, all new taxis in NYC to be built to allow access for non-folding wheelchairs. (Source: NY Post)
NOTE 9: The US Attorney General? Regulating production by private companies? This computes how? Oh, that’s right. The federal government now owns businesses.
NOTE 10: What about people with non-folding wheelchairs who weigh more than 350 pounds and have a dog and a refrigerator? Where are the taxis that will accommodate them?
NOTE 11: Again, from the NY Post. The Dept. of Education is mandating that all public schools (middle and high school) begin teaching sex-ed in the upcoming spring semester. Well, sure. Where else are these kids going to learn about sex?
NYC schools are opting to set up their own program, which will take high school kids to stores where condoms are sold, so the kids can write down the brand names and note the features, like “lubricated.”
These kids will also be assigned to figure out a route from school (not home) to a clinic which offers birth control and STD tests. The teen kiddies will study the clinic’s policy on confidential treatment (parents don’t need to know).
NYC schools will have 11 and 12 year-old kids assess the relative safety of: sex with condoms and lubrication; mutual masturbation: French kissing; oral sex; anal sex.
Teens will be referred to the Columbia University (bastion of higher learning) site, Go Ask Alice, where the following subjects are discussed: doggie-style sex; phone sex; oral sex WITH BRACES; fetishes; vibrators; bestiality.
Certainly no programming going on here. No interference in home life by the State. No control by the State. Quite possibly, since I moved away from NYC 50 years ago, all parents have disappeared or have been outlawed. Kids are now living in tents on school property. I mean, I don’t know. But I would assume if somebody is talking to a kid about bestiality, it must be a surrogate parent, right?
And what about a kid who is in a non-folding wheelchair and weighs 350 pounds and has a dog and a refrigerator? Can he get a taxi to school so he can learn about lubrication, mutual masturbation, and vibrators?
And if he can’t, is that grounds for a million-dollar lawsuit against the city?
“My client has a Constitutional right to be taught about anal sex, ladies and gentlemen. That right has been denied. Therefore, standing on the shoulders of our Founders, we are suing the City. That noise you hear outside on the street is a thousand demonstrators from the Occupy Wall Street encampment, who have joined our cause. I call our first witness, the Condom Coordinator for the City, who will testify about the extremely deleterious effects of not being able to obtain a dozen Trojans on demand…”
Jon Rappoport