All You Fascists

31/10/2024

Prices right now suck. That's not the same thing as inflation. Inflation is a low as it's been in decades. Inflation was worldwide thru the pandemic. US policies under Biden held inflation to around 8% while the rest of the industrialized world was around 11%. And now it's very low. Prices are not going back down, however. 2019 food prices are not coming back. The wealthy, who are able to put a lot of their wealth in assets that rise with inflation such as real estate, are relatively untouched by it. It's wage earners who suffer most. Their wages need to come up so that their groceries are the same proportion of their wages as they were in 2019. Only Democrats will do anything about that. Trump's tariff-fix-all will cause more inflation. Tariffs are tax that is passed down to the consumer through higher prices. The real reason your rent and groceries are so high is because the wealthy hold a greater percentage of US wealth than ever before in history. Meaning, the middle class and poor have less. Some sort of corrective to the massive wealth disparity that exists right now between the rich and poor is needed -- such as a wealth tax.

23/10/2024

“We live in capitalism. Its power seems inescapable. So did the divine right of kings.” American author Ursula K. Le Guin

16/10/2024

09/10/2024

The Atom Bomb Show

1. When the Atom Bomb Fell - Karl and Harty
2. Atomic Cocktail - Slim Gaillard
3. Atom and Evil - Golden Gate Quartet
4. When They Found the Atomic Power - Hawkshaw Hawkins
5. There's a Power Greater Than Atomic - Buchanan Bros
6. Atomic Energy - Sir Lancelot
7. Atom Bomb - Dude Martin and his Round-up Gang
8. Tic Tic Tic - Doris Day
9. Jesus Gonna Hit Like an Atomic Bomb - The Pilgrim Travelers
10. Old Man Atom - Sons of the Pioneers
11. Atomic Baby - Amos Milburn
12. When That Hell Bomb Falls - Fred Kirby
13. When They Drop The Atomic Bomb - Jackie Doll
14. I'm Gonna Dig Myself a Hole - Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup
15. Advice to Joe - Roy Acuff
16. Atomic Sermon - Billy Hughes and his Buckaroos
17. 13 Women (And Only One Man in Town) - Bill Haley and his Comets
18. The Hydrogen Bomb - Al Rogers and his Rocky Mountain Boys
19. Bert the Turtle (the Duck and Cover Song) - Two Ton Baker
20. Great Atomic Power - The Louvin Bros
21. Atom Bomb - Glenn Barber
22. Uranium - The Commodores
23. Your Atom Bomb Heart - Hank King
24. Guided Missiles - The Cuff Links
25. Satellite Baby - Skip Stanley
26. Atom Bomb Baby - The Five Stars
27. Sputnik (Satellite Girl) - Jerry Engler, Four Ekkos
28. Atomic Nightmare - The Talbot Bros
29. Russia, Russia, Lay The Missile Down - Prescott Reed
30. Sputniks and Mutniks - Ray Anderson and Home Folks
31. A-Bomb Bop - Mike Fern
32. Crawl Out From The Fallout - Sheldon Allman
33. Mushroom Cloud - Sammy Salvo
34. Civil Defense Sign - Mark Spoelstra
35. Fallout Shelter - Dore Alpert
36. 50 Megatons - Sonny Russell
37. Mack the Bomb - Pete Seeger
38. What Have They Done to the Rain - Malvina Reynolds
39. Love That Bomb - Dr Strangelove and the Fallouts
40. Trenody for the Victims of Hiroshima (excerpt) - Krzysztof Pendrecki

08/10/2024

With The Bomb on the mind again these days ~ THE ATOM BOMB shows returns ~ 8pm tonight KNSJ 89.1FM and streaming at https://music.knsj.org/

30/09/2024

“I'm singing this song for my sister Sinead
Concerning the god awful mess that she made
When she told them her truth just as hard as she could
Her message profoundly was misunderstood
There's humans entrusted with guarding our gold
And humans in charge of the saving of souls
And humans responded all over the world
Condemning that bald headed brave little girl
And maybe she's crazy and maybe she ain't
But so was Picasso and so were the saints
And she's never been partial to shackles or chains
She's too old for breaking and too young to tame
It's askin' for trouble to stick out your neck
In terms of a target a big silhouette
But some candles flicker and some candles fade
And some burn as true as my sister Sinead
And maybe she's crazy and maybe she ain't
But so was Picasso and so were the saints
And she's never been partial to shackles or chains
She's too old for breaking and too young to tame”
“Sister Sinead”
by Kris Kristofferson

23/09/2024

I WILL DEFEND TO THE DEATH YOUR RIGHT TO BEAR A FLINTLOCK OR MUZZLE-LOADED RIFLE!

14/09/2024

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/09/12/taylor-swift-endorsement-voter-registration/75187953007/

After Taylor Swift's Instagram post and MTV Video Awards asking people to head to the polls, Vote.gov saw a surge in visitors.

05/09/2024

https://apnews.com/article/russian-interference-presidential-election-influencers-trump-999435273dd39edf7468c6aa34fad5dd

The accusations mark the third straight presidential election in which U.S. authorities have unveiled politically charged details about the Kremlin’s attempted interference in U.S. politics.

04/09/2024

https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/allyoufascists/episodes/Could-You-Clarify--Mr-Trump-e2o0fde

In the debate make him try to untoss his word salads.

06/08/2024

Those supply-siders who like to quote Adam Smith's "invisible hand of the marketplace" to support such notions as "free markets are self-correcting," "a rising tide floats all boats," and other neoliberal nonsense, (and who must not have been paying attention in 2008), should take a closer look at Smith. First, he never uses the phrase "invisible hand of the marketplace" in The Wealth of Nations. He did criticize regulations, but they were the regulations that propped up the British Mercantile System and which created wide inequities between British manufacturers and colonial American resource producers. The advantage to British companies was wildly lopsided. Adams published The Wealth of Nations in 1776, the year the colonies declared independence, which declaration was a function of this inequity. Many Englishmen agreed with Smith, such as Edmund Burke and William Pitt, that such disparities were not only not self-correcting, they were unsustainable.
Here's what Smith really says about regulations, "Such regulations may, no doubt, be considered as in some respect a violation of natual liberty. But those exertions of the natural liberty of a few individuals, which might endanger the security of the whole society, are, and ought to be, restrained by the laws of all governments, of the most free, as well as of the most despotical. The obligation of building party walls, in order to prevent the communication of fire, is a violation of natural liberty, exactly of the same kind with the regulations of the banking trade which are here presented."

31/07/2024

The Youth of Bacchus ~ William Bouguereau 1884