The Age of Optimism (trans_late)

 

All Images: Cotteridge, Birmingham, November 2021

(Audio Transcript):

The Chancellor who is showing signs of breathing down his next-door neighbour's booster rhetoric promises us an academy for a new era of optimism it does not seem that if development is so anaemic it will feel non-existent for many countries after making many families feel pessimistic about their future living standards and issue that affects almost everyone that an issue that the Chancellor has said less and less UK in the installations charging for a mortgage in the hope that the Bank of England will soon start raising interest rates and heavy taxes rising inflation and borrowing costs are almost a recipe for combined income independent predictors expect that most people will experience little improvement to their living standards and some squeeze over the next five years.

Hope that these predictions will prove to be false because if they're right people will not experience The Age of Optimism when choosing the next like stagnant grinding age reuse this content.

Mid-Lands (Retro-Spect)

 

All Images: Castle Donnington, Leicestershire, Summer, 2020 

Pause for a while in the distribution zone.  Here we are peripheral and interstitial - even as we are inserted into a key node of the logistics machine.  Equidistant and decentred - but paradoxically integral.  We have bypassed - only to double back into the parallel networks of feeder road, power transmission and just-on-time delivery.  

Cross the concrete drainage gully and climb a steep embankment.  Crouch low, amidst the tessellating geometry of pylon shadows.  Overhead, the sky is sectioned and festooned.  Shards of negative space interlock in bright, buzzing air.  Feeble saplings chafe against support poles and ratchet ties.

Elevated.  Stare across mini roundabout and fenced valley, to where the artics wait -  plugged into their hub.  The new economy is meditatively silent at this range, but always - another departs/two more arrive (before the total can be calculated).  The hidden life-support for the incessant lifestyle demand.  Cavernous anonymity combined under one vast roof.  A fully automated, all-illusions shed, hiding in plainer-than-plain sight.

Beyond - the eternal hum of slip-road and motorway intersection.  A distant generating station, powering down at the end of its fossil-life.  Turn 180 degrees to watch a cargo plane climb  from behind landscaped shoulders.  A splinter of light - plumed and roaring, as it banks overhead - twisting onto the flightpath.

Deleuzeian Diversion 2

 

Both Images: West Leicester, November 2021

"Discover the territorial assemblages of someone, human or animal: 'home.'  The territory is made of decoded fragments of all kinds, which are borrowed from the milieus but then assume the value of 'properties': even rhythms take on a new meaning (refrains).  The territory makes the assemblage.  The territory is more than the organism and the milieu, and the relation between the two; that is why the assemblage goes beyond mere 'behavior' (hence the importance of the relative distinction between territorial animals and milieu animals." [1.]

[1.]:  Gilles Deleuze & Felix Guattari, 'A Thousand Plateaus', London/NYC/Dublin, Bloomsbury Academic, 2013 (First Pub. 1988).

'This S(c)eptic Isle', Notional Pride 7

 

All Images: West Leicester, November 2021

[Audio Transcript]:

"Bjorn Soonish return to say colloquial ready volume for an interview this week no doubt hoping his trip around his job and his regime would turn Westminster into purgatory so he hoped in Vain but after the vigilance of the world the prime minister insisted that he could not escape the domestic crisis finally Richard Nixon stated that it was quite Direct...

"... Mr Soonish said but the UK is not a corrupt country at all define corruption by xtreme standards so that you know that this is an inconsiderate exaggeration and a total failure imposition for improvement 11 out of 184 international transparency in global corruption assessment anti-corruption ranking of Nigeria 140/98 was completed on Thursday...

"... the UK is still a tangential factor and London is the safest port to grab money in today's world politicians and public officials cannot receive a great reward they can't spend millions on Swiss bank accounts but these are not the only modes of corruption to be defined is that the government is better understood than the Prime Minister problem is Machiavelli and others have worked for a long time corruption  is an ongoing threat to public Life it has various forms large and small all of which demand constant attention in various ways it becomes systematic and inextricable ...

"... Master Soonish completely disregarded his opinion on the true dangers of Glasgow and Rooney the criticism nor apology contemporary events have so terrified him another interview on Thursday on Radio 4 Today with servants chairman of the committee on standards in public life could not be stopped Soonish broke out Britain was a corrupt country that didn't last long when's explained forensics take some practical action to confirm if Britain would fall further into political corruption already cleared teen for example condition bus Dev Larson could potentially tighten up a report on successful MPs whose new allegations and now on the rise almost daily but the report remains unexplainable...

"... Karin Sushi on Thursday admitted the government is doing better on the other hand the government will overturn the decisions for which MPs voted against the so-called leadzm amendment earlier this week charity is already stronger in remedies without consideration which territories are brighter in prosperous businesses and economy and administration also has extended it's abuses to the Tory treasury even with equal pay don't report about servants who founded the council in 1994 is calling for a title ban on party control Mr Soonish said before Lord John had come to see the moral reward in the duty of security in Britain which the law itself had previously established...

"...Mr Larson has been communal therapy director-general for 6 years his leggings are now completely on the other foot day the first attempt to reach the Frontiers of today's political security in to teach the prime minister who often seems to be working in a moral vacuum necessary things so that many unspoken words are demanded by the law enforced by law Dot."

'This S(c)eptic Isle', Notional Pride 6

 

All Images: West Leicester, November 2021

A very small note could be made in the life of this Parliament.  The elections were held in Downing Street, which turned the screen on a lobbying campaign by a former minister for the entire government.  "I don't get the whip," said the Tory MP, who held the position.  "The decisions about them are always number 10."  They were made.

The first was produced by a suicidal comedy duo with arsenic and old lace, a friend of the Prime Minister's interview.  This retrospection sought to overwrite the rules by which Mr. Nat Presto was convicted of setting up the Icon Commission at the helm of the Conservative MP, whose wife once worked as Prime Minister.  Many Tories knew how horrible this would look and had doubts about sustaining such a dirty trick.  The neighbour then came up with very severe scourges, saying that the Tory MP had threatened to send him to prison, lest he should put a trap on anyone in his dioceses.

This is not the government of Parliament - the government is wrested from the racket.  Harp Kramer was once the Tyro chief whip.  Some private persons, by the most obscure and most shameful deeds of the Parliament, struck the former principalities with more severe scourges.  So, you know, it was really unattractive when Herr Pram said, "I watched one of the insoluble episodes of indissolvable in 16 years.  My colleagues did not vote in this chapter."  Note: "From the top."

It was previewed by some outside boss, Bjorn Soonish, who was loyal to the faction with the defenseless rules on this road to trigger a tsunami of condemnation.  Dev Larson of Wearable, Five Mimes' former leader who presides over standards of public life, deservedly challenged the "heaviest and most worthy best tradition of British democracy."   Violent violence against MPs.  The United States opposition parties send a similar message to the newspapers of any political organization.  Someone close to the main event said, "I did this when I watched Bjorn at the cinema on Wednesday and decided to retire."