The above is some truly lovely prose and evokes (though only faintly I'm
afraid) the master of this genre to the nth degree, Konrad Becker, in
his Strategic Reality Dictionary -- which however has the immense
advantage of working back to the like of Giordano Bruno and John Dee as
the
Dear, Margaret,
I am all with you in what you have said except in one thing. I am not sure that
what I said
is short sighted mentioning that I am not able to see substantial change going
on.
Also, I am not sure I mentioned that there will never be a change?
I mean, there is change, but in
Dear Goran,
please excuse me for miscontruing your statement about change and
thank you for clarifying it here. I get hooked on posts from people
who seem to me to be at the end of their rope. I am glad you are far
from giving up.
Far be it from me to compare degrees and kinds of
This is certainly is fresh veggies, to disgest deeply and ponder the
equal uselessness of politics and art, not hoary either/or complicity
of mock, laborious, sterile opposition, plagiarism, copying, or as
Brian Holmes is quoted, downright lying, meaning, wink, CIA fronting
or some other
Canada's copyright battles are in a holding pattern while Canada stumbles
through 3 successive minority governments in almost 7 years. It's a hot potato
that won't be sorted until someone has a safe majority to risk the bruising
online guerre-a-outrance that would inevitably ensue.
The
origianl to:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011/feb/20/wikileaks-books-roundup-reviews
WikiLeaks books roundup reviews
Inside WikiLeaks by Daniel Domscheit-Berg;
WikiLeaks: Inside Julian Assange's War on Secrecy by David Leigh and Luke
Harding
Of the making of books about WikiLeaks,
