I'm R.T. Stillwell, a rookie DIY gonzo journalist working the news beat.
I hope you've been enjoying my olympiad updates,
and I would like to apologize for any headlines or statements that were not as well thought out or as politically correct as I might have hoped.
My dictates for anyone reading are as such:
1) see something say something
2) be careful when driving, always check your blind spots
3) Christendom is the guiding ethic of America
4) Self reformation and betterment are something to strive for
5) Do your part for Liberty, Justice, Democracy and Freedom
6) check my productions by simply googling "EMO HEADACHE" - I have forthcoming material on an Italian label called Viral Conspiracy Records Music | Viral Conspiracy Records (bandcamp.com) which features a visionary designer Mattia Travagini.
8) My journey through Sport has been tremendously enjoyable of recent. Having the olympiad available nearly round the clock is like having College Football season ALL THE TIME! I'm thoroughly ecstatic about the future of Sport, and you should be too. To all of my American readers, remember that the middle of the night EST in USA is about when the Sport really gets going LIVE in Tokyo. I highly recommend setting your alarm for 3:00 am or earlier to catch some of the most exciting events LIVE... It's worth it!
9) Please let's all pray for what counts in times like these... Don't miss a prayer, either! 1nce a day prayer can work wonders. Prayer is often the last thing we do when it should be the first!
10) keep the innocent women, children and domesticated animals on the forefront of all Democracy United action... they are often the one's who suffer the brunt of this vicious plague, the CHINA VIRUS.
11) As I said, "Mask up"... at least when you can. Stock up on sterilized face coverings if you haven't yet. Masks, even clothe masks, are only 20 % effective after three uses. Remember that!
12) Protest from your living room if you can... It does work. Try turning on James Earl Jones reading The Bible, or youtube Jonathan Edwards' "Sinners...", or look up sermons that could track hunt kill and poke those damned wretched charmin bears!
13) watch this video and repent at the end (beats all the other crap out there with conspiracy theory videos etc.):
So with all of this in mind, I would like to thank all of my regular readers. Back in 2012 it wouldn't be uncommon for this site to get 400-700 hits a day. as the internet has become more streamlined, it has - for a time - slowed to a relative trickle (or 'drip'). But thanks to ya'll looking in and spreading the Gospel of Christ around the world, I've been getting hundreds of hits a day again~!
So if you are reading this right now, just know that you have the tremendous respect of myself, my SUPERpac Domestic Democracy United, and the backing of %100 of the punk rawk cred that I don't embody while my critics drain their mom and daddy's data plan...
"Assholes with I Phones..."
Thank you so much for your interest...
I hope you find the existentialist Philosophy bulling decent. I'm not very well versed in philosophy 'academically', but having read a few classics of continental philosophy I think that the existentialist ethic that I stand for is "Put your money where your mouth is!" We are meant to "do philosophy". Think of socrates. Or augustine. Or even zarathustra.
They all 'practiced' philosophy!
So it's up to us to read the classics, and I'll tell you why...
Fiction, historical or otherwise, is entertainment. Transcription, in whatever form, is beyond entertainment - it is a kind of quasi-ecstatic truth. The Bible, as the the WORD of Gott, is - in fact - a transcription!
The same goes for Historian Studs Terkel. He doesn't write ABOUT history... He DOES history. so DO philosophy...
Have an existential ethic of pure action.
Think of Kierkegaard !!!
He used transcription, often times, to bring people to the WORD of Gott.
Or even PLATO!!!
He - in some sense - was writing TRANSCRIPTIONS.
Here's a brief transcription:
"THE MOVEMENT HAD STILL SO FEW MEMBERS THAT IT Was hard to find a person among them suitable for the job, who would be content with very little for himself and would at the same time BE READY TO MEET THE MANIFOLD DEMANDS WHICH THE MOVEMENT WOULD MAKE OF HIS TIME AND ENERGY.
after a long search we discovered a soldier who consented to become our first business manager. His name was -------- an old wartime comrade of mine."
Or think
"...At first he came to my office every day between 6 and 8 o'clock in the evening, later he came from five to eight and subsequently for the whole afternoon; finally, it became a full time job and he worked from home from morning till night. He was industrious, upright and a thoroughly honest man, WHO WAS EXCEEDINGLY PAINSTAKING AND A LOYAL SUPPORTER OF THE MOVEMENT. He brought with him an Adler typewriter of his own. It was the first typewriter to be used in the service of The Party. Subsequently, The Party bought it, paying for it in installments. We needed a small safe in order to keep our papers and register members out of harm's way, not to hold our funds, which were non existent. On the contrary, our financial position was so hopeless that I often had to dip into my own personal savings."
Or think
"...In DECEMBER 2020, we acquired the völkischer beobachter.."
- excerpt from --------- authored by -----------------
so transcription can have a kind of Truthiness that merely manufacturing fiction is incapable of.
...and look at the page you would the above binary pattern.
Solomon once put it very well in his teaching company lecture: "Let your eyes scan and examine the various contours of the words the way you would view a painting!"
SO with that,
I'd like to make a brief end statement:
"I've gotten some amount of reaction to my existentialist phenomenology philosophy, and many who read it have responded 'There's nooooo way you wrote that!' Well I did. Thank you!"
Look out for my forthcoming EMO HEADACHE release out of Italy: I H4T3 my L1f3 AND I WANT TO 01000011111000
VIRAL CONSPIRACY RECORDS
Artwork by visionary "POST-DECONSTRUCTURALIST" designer MATTIA TRAVAGLINI
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