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Trigger No Metrics!

If the pen is mightier than the sword, the keyboard is a bacteria*. 

* I will refrain from second guessing, wikipeddling or digging up my Genetics textbook. (It is close enough for government work.)

[Note: saved in draft as time stamped, but released @12:50 PM unedited**, linked or labeled.]
** not to drag lemmings in, only the "Political Calculus" or "cultural calculus" and share n' angle'n.

Kidding Goats

If the pen is mightier than the sword, is humor the sharp stick on the belly button?
This is in the vein of swift crafting* or post-google or wiki. 

* or moderately editing my output ?
[not to mention other inspirations]

USE THE PROCESS OR LOSE IT.

Boxer to Stand With Conyers
By William Rivers Pitt
t r u t h o u t | Report SEE LINK


The Boxer Rebellion
Thursday 06 January 2005 @ 11:06
A wee bit of history to start with.
http://truthout.org/fyi/ Must scroll down the blog.

Friends:

Now there will be the debate, but as I understand it, it will be to reject the Ohio electors. Then there will be a vote.
This is a process. I may not have it down 100%, but that should not take away from the theory that it is the duty of congress to approve the electoral vote. To make a determination. To play politics? Of course that is hard to rule out.

But to stand for principles, that should be the point. I may not have it too properly worded, and even if one did, there would be those with different perspectives and arguments, but that too is the process.

Nothing is perfect. Especially in politics. But as soon as you have two perspectives or personalities of power, you have politics. Let the pen be mightier than the sword, or principles will be no more than tin-foil hats.

So the goal should now be that congress correct the mistakes now, to the best of the processes abilities. If that is politics, let it show.

Enough? Move-on out.