Never before in all history have the inequities and momentums of unthinking money-power been more glaringly evident to so vastly large a number of now literate, competent, and constructively thinking, all-around-the-world humans. Theres a soon-to-occurr critical-mass moment when the intuition of the responsibly inspired majority of humanity, in contradiction to the angered Luddites and avenging Robin Hoods, faced with comprehensive functional discontinuity of nationally contained techno-economic system, will call for and accomplish a world-around reorientation of our planetary affairs
— R. Buckminster Fuller in “Can’t Fool Cosmic Computer”, Crunch of Giants, St. Martin’s Press, 1983. Quoted and re-applied by Robert Anton Wilson in TSOG: The Thing That Ate The Constitution, New Falcon, 2002, pg. 135
“It must be stressed that in the context of this discussion of crime prevention we have observed the existence of alternative ideas of crime prevention which do embrace an appreciation of the structural bases of criminal victimisation. We have also seen that they are the exception rather than the rule.”
pg.173 Walklate, S. (1989) Victimology: The Victim and The Criminal Justice Process, Unwin Hyman Ltd, London,
Jack Brodies, comics and cake shop in Camden Market, as reported in Sheridan Cottage and Lying In The Gutters, ceased trading sometime after March 16, 2008 less than a month after it opened. Source at Brodies Law David Bircham, nor local London Underground Comics (the source of much media attention at the time), saw not to inform mutually registered media connections that the shop had closed.
Daley Osiyemi stated, “We decided to put Jack Brodies on hold for now while we try and move the publishing side of the business forward”. The storefront remains fully decorated, and presmably ready for business as it has done since trading ceased.
