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After traveling in Europe for the last three weeks, I returned 'home'
to Stepford (Utah) today to find they are having something they call
an 'election' for various city offices.
I don't know why they bother, since the whole idea of an election in
Utah is even more ludicrous than an election in Iran.
First of all, all candidates in Utah belong to the Cult. It doesn't
matter which one you vote for, since he represents the Cult, not you.
This is no different than in Iran, where all candidates are chosen by
the ruling cabal of ayatollahs.
But at least Iran uses paper ballots, while Utah uses electronic
voting machines (Diebold 'AccuVote' TSX), making it possible to rig an
election with a single push of a button. Not that a Utah election
would have to be rigged, because the candidate chosen by the Cult
always wins.
Still, the Stepford Borg do put on a good show. The simulation of
American life can be very convincing, complete with realistic-sounding
'debates,' 'issues,' and lining up to 'vote.' But it isn't real, it
is nothing more than a sophisticated animatronic simulation, with
robots programmed to act out the roles of human beings.
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"My dream of an apocalypse that was the Antichrist Superstar has
unfolded. The people of Utah looked and acted like human beings, but
they had lost their souls. They were Mechanical Animals."
-- Marilyn Manson |
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