two films i saw this week, (t)error, and dark money will make you sick but are essential to getting the picture of the monstrous deadly game america has become since the sham war on terror was inaugurated. everything, and nothing left, is subject to the rule of power and money here. war is money. prison is money. nature is money. people are money. nothing is free. everything is a commodity. money is the prison of the mind. we are all inmates.
we were trying to figure out why poor people would be hired to frame other poor people for the f.b.i. and the only answer is money. the f.b.i. may be sick and deluded, but their mission is to prosecute the war on terror, for money, and to fill the prisons, for money. every question in the sick chaos and confusion of america can be answered by money. sure, money in itself isn't enough to explain the perversion that makes the powerful want to cause suffering, the sickness in the soul conditioned by lies and propaganda and hate. can money be the root of all that? or is money just the medium of expression. it does seem that money is more than survival, and more than riches. money is the thing we have to have to survive, and it's the thing that allows for unspeakable acts and perversions of justice to become the law of the land. it's war.
shit, i got to go walk the dog. for love not money.