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It is unlikely that Israel’s bourgeoisie will foot the bill in perpetuity for those who hold them in contempt.
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Nepo baby Noah Baumbach gives us nothing with which to oppose the domination of the blockbuster but the pretense of substance and redolent self-regard.
A short exercise in weird fiction.
A short fiction on a missing 1960s folk singer and the slight derangement of ritual.

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The rise of the Religious Zionist Party proves that a new movement and a new party are required to prevent a theocracy and preserve Israeli freedom.
“Blonde” makes the deeply subversive argument that nothing is ever our fault.
A short psychedelic fiction about the late '60s, peyote, hippies, the manifestation of the gnosis, the cosmic psychosphere, and the terrible mechanized…
We are not facing a new Marxism, we are paying for the benefits of other, older, and better revolutions.
A short fiction.
Whether the writer survives or not, he was the victim of tyrants who want to assassinate words and the freedom to use them.
Neither left nor right understand that human beings and their nations are driven by powerful sadistic and masochistic impulses.
I want the perpetrator punished to the fullest extent of the law, but my family does not feel the same urgency. A divide has opened between us.
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