Cartel of Defiance

cartel of defiance (noun): 1. In medieval combat, a formal declaration, delivered by herald, of a combatant's intention to fight and refusal to submit. 2. An electronic assemblage of engaged and enraged citizens. 3. An intertextual mode of reading, writing, and thinking that puts the current political, cultural, and personal moment in dialogue with text/art from the past in counterargument to the ahistorical Memory Hole into which America seems to have slipped.

Tuesday, August 16, 2005

Constitutional

President Bush played down the delay and applauded the Iraqis, saying, "Their efforts are a tribute to democracy and an example that difficult problems can be solved peacefully through debate."

New York Times, 16 August 04, "Leaders in Iraq Extend Deadline on Constitution"


By the end of the day, the divergence was so great that there was not even a consensus on the main points of disagreement.

Ibid.

posted by awol | 7:17 AM

Man (1938)

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