The Pantaloon : Make Believe : Brother Wagwit The Pantaloon Edited by Brother Wagwit Earlyish in the 21st Century Make Believe Make-Believe is a good enough reason for an autocrat to invade a country and kill its people, while many folks stand by and make believe that nothing bad is … Continue reading →
The Pantaloon : In The Vernacular : Brother Wagwit The Pantaloon Edited by Brother Wagwit Earlyish in the 21st Century In The Vernacular. The message is clear. Hidden meaning is everywhere.
Continue reading →The Pantaloon : Panem Et Circenses : Brother Wagwit The Pantaloon Edited by Brother Wagwit Earlyish in the 21st Century Panem Et Circenses Give me your huddled masses yearning for binge-streaming, half-hour delivery, meaningful livelihoods, and gluten-free everything. Give me your day drinkers, toad smokers, wine connoisseurs, and coffee-shop baristas. … Continue reading →
The Pantaloon : Patriot Games : Brother Wagwit The Pantaloon Edited by Brother Wagwit Earlyish in the 21st Century Patriot Games. Public discourse.
Continue reading →The Pantaloon Edited by Brother Wagwit Earlyish in the 21st Century The Kiss Of Death The Kissing Bug, a small, six-legged insect has a particular way of making people sick. It lives on animal blood, and tends to land on someone’s face while asleep (hence Kissing Bug). But in exchange … Continue reading →
The Pantaloon : Can’t Stop The Protocols : Brother Wagwit The Pantaloon Edited by Brother Wagwit Earlyish in the 21st Century You can’t stop the protocols. Trying to walk a fine line is how Munich 1938 became World War II. You can’t appease crazy.
Continue reading →The Pantaloon : History Has Other Plans : Brother Wagwit The Pantaloon Edited by Brother Wagwit Earlyish in the 21st Century History always has other plans. The fringes define the whole. “The best laid plans, of mice and men…”
Continue reading →The Pantaloon : Flashpoints : Brother Wagwit The Pantaloon Edited by Brother Wagwit Earlyish in the 21st Century Flashpoints As Rummy said: “The only thing that’s surprising is that we continue to be surprised.”
Continue reading →The Pantaloon : What, Me Worry? : Brother Wagwit The Pantaloon Edited by Brother Wagwit Earlyish in the 21st Century What, Me Worry? Livin’ La Vida Peachy (ok, Watermelony).
Continue reading →The Pantaloon : Someone Else’s Money : Brother Wagwit The Pantaloon Edited by Brother Wagwit Earlyish in the 21st Century Someone Else’s Money Developers have much in common with politicians. They lie to get your attention; they promise so you’ll you commit to them; they don’t deliver because, well, they … Continue reading →