I'll Take My Sanity

It's been suggested by armies of doom and gloomers that those who wish us ill have been aided immeasurably by advances in technology and adventures in high fidelity.

We tend to see the Forces of Evil and even the Forces of Not Especially Nice always depicted with earbuds and cell phones as they up-link images of kidnapped kittens to the Dark Web while threatening massive mayhem unless their demands are met.

I think someone is missing a good cross-promotion by not signing an endorsement deal involving, as an example, Third-World rebels and one of the satellite phone manufacturers, because when you see footage on the evening news, the former is always brandishing the latter, along with a Kalashnikov. 

I always wonder if it's sold as an ensemble or if you can buy it a piece at a time, and how soon before Bravo has a show about those involved in creating the look and when will Andy start to talk about it on WWHL?

The crazies have their own websites, though for my money they could also have their own domain and separate Internet and I don't think the rest of us would mind. And I'm talking all the crazies, no matter the religion or the politics. Put 'em in a bag, hit the bag with a bat, and you'd hit the right one. I agree with Sir Winston Churchill who opined, "A fanatic is one who can't change his mind and won't change the subject." 

Sometimes the reliance on state-of-the-art and beyond technology can create an Icarus effect and the moment of too-close-to-the-sun becomes instead forever-buried-beneath-the-earth, when the tool turns on the user and shifts from fulcrum to petard.
-bill kenny