According to a new article by Sitawa Nantambu Jamaa, with reliable sources, tons of CDCR employees are holding illegal hearings and stuffing convicts’ records with gang validations as a rationale to throw more Californian prisoners into solitary confinement, DESPITE recent regulations ordering a process whereby convicts could exit their gang validations. Click the link to read the comic!
Monthly Archives: November 2014
iPhone to Control Nervous Systems
Here’s a gran invento being pushed around the internet, which would calm a person by stimulating nerves with electrodes controlled by a computer (read: a smartphone). Click the link to read the comic!
http://thenosemilk.com/news/personal/personal-development/dont-thync/
Native Americans Watching Interstellar
Here’s a perspective on Interstellar, the much-blogged new film. When I see a piece of speculative North American art, I can’t help but wonder what would be different (though I have some ideas already) if anyone bothered to ask Native Americans. Click the link to read the comic!
http://thenosemilk.com/news/fresh-milk/native-americans-watching-interstellar/
Maduros’ Chavismo Devolves into Consumerism
Chavismo is having a hard time this Christmas season. From literacy to campaigns now we’re down to cheap Barbies. Click the link to read the comic!
“A saint killing an angel”
Hard to believe a year has gone by already since a rich entrepreneur used his car to kill the nicest guy anyone (including this writer) ever knew in a certain town, and the entire justice system refused to deliver. All I have to say is that if I’d killed someone by accidentally swinging a chainsaw around even though I know how to operate it right, I’d be doing some serious time. I hope this ballad provides its own justice and drives all named below to self-destruction.
“A saint killing an angel”
Josh Alper was killed by an entrepreneur,
–Around here, a type holier than Haribhadra.
Trevor Smith forgot his job and didn’t arrest him,
The CEO drove off and finished his weekend.
The entrepreneur said he must have been sleeping,
And why not? The world’s been well handed to drivers,
While kids dreamed late of courting angel investors,
He killed a man who’d traveled on his own power.
What truth is so frightening that no one dare speak it,
Even to charge a killer who can afford to fight it?
This entrepreneur the market stimulated
Enough, Josh’s life to have devaluated.
His worshippers free Trevor Smith to free killers,
To feel bad for cruisers who rip apart families,
And take the best guy from the oughts and the nineties
From Scruz, where humanity shrivels more daily.
But guiltiest of all is Judge Stephen S Siegel,
Whose addiction to quiet clutched to silence his gavel,
And called this crude murder a tragic misstumble,
When one sainted by money kills the people’s angel.
Maybe he thought Santa Cruz needs words from the Bible
Rather than quote Josh’s thousand friends and buddies,
To hide the fact that he was gutless though able
To force Jain to feel the destruction he funded.
What has Jain felt for two hundred days locked up?
Never to suffer what he did to Josh’s people,
And when he gets home his stocks double or triple
Cause he can pay brokers to maintain the level.
Siegel, you abandoned your office and bar.
You let the police free the entrepreneur,
You let him look sorry, see himself out the door,
And never age without a son to rub sores.
Enjoying the cheerful silence of your town?
Where the young and the old suffer for your home value?
Where one never speaks ill of being successful,
And gives misdemeanors to the barely remorseful?
You’ll donate words meaningless and sentimental
Where privatized honor guts justice’s budget,
And no one respects the law so you just fudge it,
And sentence guys to death for riding bicycle.
Eugenio Negro Comics 