HERE IT IS -- the beginning of the end of functional dhimmitude. Honda has produced the Hydrogen Car ahead of schedule. But who is paying attention? You can be certain the Saudis are.The collusion, the enabling, the dysfunctional behavior that passes for normalcy in postmodernity's oil-sated idolatry will not pass easily for any of us. Fortunately, Honda has the wherewithal to withstand the kind of big-time pressure that the oil industry and Detroit will bring to bear. I hope.
Will we live to see the end of the exportation of Middle Eastern oil and petro-financed dhimmitude and terrorism? Maybe. If Ford and General Motors get their a**es in gear and follow suit instead of negotiating with extensions with petrol-financed terrorists and American oil panderers and pimps.
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You write: "The collusion, the enabling, the dysfunctional behavior that passes for normalcy in postmodernity's oil-sated idolatry will not pass easily for any of us."
That's good, almost too good. "The collusion, the enabling, the dysfunctional behavior that passes for normalcy..." isn't that a great glimspe into the modern day 'self'?
And you don't stop there; "...postmodernity's oil-sated idolatry..." but wait, you top it off with; "will not pass easily for any of us" (almost like leading us to a conversion story, maybe of epic proportions).
But maybe because I am a retailer, and have to deal with the crotchet-ness of "The Customer" daily, I am not sure I go along with where your hope in the marketplace is a realistic source for breaking us out of our collusion, the enabling, the dysfunctional behavior that passes for normalcy in postmodernity's oil-sated idolatry. Of course many argue against me saying that the marketplace is THE very place where everything works out in the end...
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