In part 2, we lay out some of the Where and When of this story. It’s free, amateur content, based on Open Source Intelligence. Please forgive some minor slips of the tongue; references for the claims are in the notes to each slide.
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One error – although Jim Channon was involved in promoting the concept of Be All You Can Be, credit for coming up with the phrase should go to his Task Force Delta colleague Frank Burns.
“Fixated on Terror, most Americans have forgotten they’re fighting another war”.
Fighting. Losing. Wasting time, money and lives. Let’s move on from Wars on anything. Meanwhile, nations that decriminalize and treat it as a health issue, are winning.
This documentary is a very interesting look at the topic:
We keep hearing from BMOrg’s spokespeople how the dusty desert rave is making the world a better place and transforming lives around the planet. It’s good to see some evidence of this happening. First we had Jared Leto bringing Burning Man to SOHO:
Image: New York Magazine
Now VICE brings us a documentary about Shaft, who was inspired by going to Burning Man events to self-identify as a unicorn.
When a charismatic former alcoholic named Shaft had his life changed by Burning Man, he realized that he actually identifies as a unicorn. No longer able to face the monotony of work and life in the real world, he decided to form a polyamorous and hedonistic movement with other like-minded unicorns.
Donning glittery horns and galloping through London’s streets, Shaft’s unicorns set about trying to create a free-love utopia.
But as the unicorn revolution begins to clash with the realities of life and love, some of the “glampede” became disillusioned, and Shaft’s reasons for starting this whole thing came into question.
Is this the hedonistic, free love revolution we were promised in the 60s? Or is it as fake as the unicorn horns they wear, a desperate and clever ploy by Shaft to escape his own inner loneliness by starting a cult?
It’s one of the funniest things I’ve seen in a while.
The girl’s art around 7:30 is priceless.
Shaft says “it’s the Burning world that I got all my ideas in life from”. He means his ideas about polyamory, partying, and magical transpecies identification. He also says “I’m a massive drug addict”, with Ketamine bed parties being his particular preferred indulgence.
So here’s one way to measure the impact of Burner culture on the world. Count unicorn horns, wherever you go.
Meanwhile, Laser Unicorns brings us this surprise hit:
