I'm drawing the cover to Interboro Rock/Rap Tribune issue #9

[voltronscandide]

I found this guy's livejournal a few months ago when I was at one of my favorite news sources, and I clicked this entry and went to this page...

I read a few paragraphs, then I came to this, "But boundaries that observed natural cultural and bioregional divisions would also make the region stable-and a stable region would have no need for British

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[ihearthairbands]

do i get a dedication for coming up with the title? also, i've been looking all over for that cd. i want to put it on my ipod.

[adayinthelife]

Jason Godesky (the main guy behind the Anthropik site) has a ton of great content on there (i especially enjoy his 30 Theses of primitivism).

as for this article...it was funny, i caught a Colbert yesterday in which he (in full Imperial Legionary regalia) interviewed the guy who wrote that book, Are We Rome? and they discussed how one of the ways in which we are indeed similar to rome is that whole strategy of the client state: as long as the local despot is doing what we want, he can do whatever he wants to his own people. it's really an age old imperial strategy: Persians, Romans, Brits, us