Saturday, February 28, 2026
We just watched The Voice of Hind Rajab. It's been 876 days of genocide. The cruelty is unthinkable. It doesn't end. The story has to be told. Our government is genocidal, but people have to have humanity, or we're all dead. The genocide of a whole population is unthinkable, your mind goes dark and numb, but you can't stop thinking about Hind.
Last night we watched Father Mother Sister Brother. This morning the U.S. Israel regime is trying to destroy Iran as they destroyed Iraq. They bombed a girls elementary school murdering 60 children. R. says we might as well go watch the birds, but I'm listening to Seyed Mohammad Morandi speak about the empire of destruction, the rogue U.S. Israel regime, and the retaliation of the axis of resistance to global hegemony by genocide.
Friday, February 27, 2026
Thursday, February 26, 2026
Whenever the rich and powerful players plan a development, they say it will do everything: attracting private investors and helping the working class stay in the gentrified neighborhood. A professor of urban development is skeptical, and the professor could probably simply be real and say the working class is already being displaced. Obama would not guarantee a benefit to the community, because he couldn't. This landgrab is about the global oligarchy, not the local community.
To me, the best thing about this country is the library, and the best things are what the fascists love to kill. Like a lot of kids, I believe I would have died without books, and that would make the fascists happy. I suppose we could live a while with fascism, but without books we may as well be dead.
i fed the kid at 10, she woke me up 3 times before sunrise. we saw the documentary, the librarians. and the fascist book burners—maddening, insane, terrifying. i want to hug a librarian. then we saw when pigs fly, and it was bad. so i'm understatedly a little grumpy today. every day is a new day, but then i wake up in a brutal stupid country.
Wednesday, February 25, 2026
We saw four anti-dog dogs and a whole playlot of kids barking like crazy. We saw one more and slowed down and they pulled aside and said the dog was sometimes not friendly but wanted to socialize, and I said Lulu is very social so we tried and after a few moments the dog snarled and I said well maybe next time, and the person smiled and said thank you for trying.
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