Mr. FishDwayne Booth (a.k.a., Mr. Fish) is a cartoonist, freelance writer and ScheerPost regular who has been published in many reputable and prestigious magazines, journals and newspapers. In addition to Harper’s Magazine, his work has appeared in The Los Angeles Times, The Village Voice, Vanity Fair, Mother Jones Magazine, the Advocate, Z Magazine, the Utne Reader, Slate.com, MSNBC.com and various European newspapers. He has also written novels, screenplays, short fiction and cultural criticism collections, and several volumes of political cartoons.
So who or what is the target Mr Fish?
The civilian victims in Iraq?
The civilian victims in Afghanistan?
The soldiers on both sides?
The Truth?
All of the above?
Amazing art.
I just discovered that Sheerpost has been sus[pended on Twitter. IS there anything I can do to reinstate it? THanks and give Bob my undying admiration and respect and yes, love!
What is the evidence of this? Seems to be working for me…
Well I just tried it and it still says “Account suspended.” I could take a screen shot but I forgot how to do that.
Couldn’t find the article.
It links to a downloadable .pdf. If you want to see it online:
https://vault.fbi.gov/9-11-attacks-investigation-and-related-materials/9-11-material-released-in-response-to-executive-order-14040
Diabolical (in a good way) and hilarious in equal measure. Glad to see satire’s not completely dead yet.
Link did not work.
It is link to a downloadable .pdf — I’ve added a note to explain that. If you want to read in elsewhere:
https://vault.fbi.gov/9-11-attacks-investigation-and-related-materials/9-11-material-released-in-response-to-executive-order-14040
An agency of the shadow state (the one responsible for staging most terrorist threats in the Homeland) has released “redacted” material to further stonewall and mislead the public from recognizing how Uncle Sam used us as targets of 9/11, contrary to propaganda caricatures.
Thank you, Mr. Booth! Let’s not get too far down the rabbit hole, folks. Blowback from petroleum exploits won’t end soon. This makes me think back to Edwin Black’s Internal Combustion (2008), a wonderful work illustrating a defining point in the quest for control.