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[integer at www.god-emil.dk]

>Consumer lines were prevalent in Eastern Europe during the 80's.
>
>Capitalist societies eliminate the problem by differentiating people's ability to pay for goods, eg. by 
>destroying perfectly good produce in order to prevent a decline in prices.
>In socialist societies [and art organizations] the scarce resource is goods, in capitalist society the scarce resource is demand.
>
>The food + etc consumer lines prevalent in Eastern Europe during the 80's, particularly in Romania,
>were a direct result of the west halting credit, closing foreign markets, and in Romania's case,
>a strong impetus to pay the national debt before schedule, so as to minimize western meddling in internal affairs.
>Other socialist countries, eg. Poland, rescheduled their debt payment. Ironically, in Romania's case,
>the measures undertaken to repay the debt in record time, led to public discontent, which
>catalyzed further repression ... poof
>
>Yet the crisis experienced by the socialist block, was/is deeply entangled with the ongoing capitalist crisis,
>which ... 
>
>"We shall bury you"





+ then arrive the occident girlies - simply.profound


>smile then... and relax. life it's beautiful.
>so am i .
>so are you. 
>I hope. Are you my type. What do yu thinkk?

You are a modern whore


>i am considered beautiful glamourous exentric, crazy, 

In need of a real man I presume


>and who are you?
>will you fit my ecpectation?


a pasha with a name enraptured in a strange beauty
v.v.xy lazy on 01 divan of blades and eastern embroidery 
fingertips caressing the white tablecloth undulating on
branches of oriental tobacco perfume. ices + sorbets
eyes shimmering a reflection and a dark cloud
over a courtyard dressed in time with water 
sprinkled over it the secret of his birth 
beneath his feet - the map. on his forehead - the sign
in his hand - a beautiful watch


now ... here comes the vagabond striped in dirt and shreds
missing teeth a capra for a horse ... and o the stench 
enough to make any stomack run for life.