How ordinary is it to lie to oneself? The morals and corruption struggles play out between one’s ears as often as on the streets. It might not be so easy to turn off, like the way certain encounters, after viewing, cannot be unseen. He really walks the walk of free speech shining lights on people who only stand by when it is politically convenient. Listening to Glenn Greenwald. Still amazed the improv journal thought it not interesting for me to interview him about his own improvisational instincts. I wonder if they were telling the truth when they said no to my interview “because he is too famous” or if they just dislike his politics, the politics of screaming about corruption whether right wing or left wing. I wonder if they were too offended that he is on both Democracy now and Tucker Carlson. At least I get to write some new songs about assholes. One more alchemy test.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"