(Xchange) PPP2 - from Backspace Radio
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(Xchange) PPP2 - from Backspace Radio |
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rachel baker <rachel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
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Tue, 24 Mar 1998 22:45:04 +0000 |
PPP - Personalised Persuasive Propaganda
"Internet will not save us - PROPAGANDA WILL"
Wednesday 17 March
New Labour, (the brand name of the new company that governs New Britain)
announced the New Budget for the People of New Britain.
Declared as 'The New Deal' it is a budget that concentrates on work.
Incentives to get work, to stay in work, and penalties for
ceasing to work. A New Workforce for the New Millenium is being shaped
Manufacturing, engineering, steel and chemical industries are all ignored
in favour of New high-tech and scientific industries.
PPP's sister, who is an unemployed single mother will get £2.50 a week
extra in
new social security benefits.
PPP, as a non tax-paying, net-surfing propagandist will get nothing.
But we are both elligible to join a government IT training scheme to learn
MSWord for Windows.
Thursday 18
Bill Clinton continues his propaganda campaign to become
the worlds most sexualised political leader.
In the next round of Presidential elections it will become a voting
requirement of future Presidential candidates to have a high sex appeal
rating and to reveal the intimate details of their sexual techniques. On
this basis, PPP predicts that whoever won Mr Net Art 1998 is in with a
chance of becoming President Of The United States Of America.
Friday 19 March
The Pope visits Nigeria.
Saturday 21
Amazon rainforests are still burning furiously even though most of us are
too busy producing critical, hard-edge news to notice.
Starting fires is a method used by indiginous farmers to clear the land for
new crops but since the rainforests have been degraded so much over the
years
it cannot contain the fire and it is out of control.
As governments and the World Bank fail to implement subsidies for farmers
to help them earn a living they continue to clear land using fire and there
is no sign of the usual rainfall to dampen things down.
PPP spoke to a member of the threatened Yanomami Indians whose jungle
reservation is devastated and asks what they will do in the face of
extinction.
"Snort hallucinogenic bark from the virola tree and enter a holy trance,"
he says.
PPP suggested that they build an Internet cafe in the forest, organise a
globally networked political campaign demanding protection and do some
commercial web-page designing on the side.
Sunday 22
Nothing happened
Monday 23
President Boris Yeltsin has sacked his prime minister and entire cabinet
for being weak, old and faintly communist.
In a country where public sector workers are not being paid
someonebody's head has to roll
It's a fine display of power at home and abroad
Yeltsin knows the significance of ritual sacrifice
and its the the gods of the free market that are being appealed to.
PPP would like to offer Yeltsin the Backspace model of running things
Here is how it would work -
a 20 pound a month membership fee for all those wanting to
live in russia and use the facilities. The fee will be reduced for members
who wish to work as volunteers. Responibility is shared, but one person has
the headache of paying the rent.
Alternatively, Backspace could take up Yeltsins model
and sacrifice themselves to the almighty sponsorship God, like the ICA
Tuesday 24
President Clinton continues his tour of Africa
Oscars ceremony - The Titanic wins 11 oscars
One of them for best Art Direction -
PPP would like everyone to know that my friend, johnny billington
designed the iceberg.
PPP - Personalised Persuasive Propaganda
"Internet will not save us - PROPAGANDA WILL"
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