FatKat N The Lobbyists Breaks Into College Town's Public Sphere via 614 Magazine

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FatKat N Lobbyists member Shelly Spillage was able to get some good dis information into the Fake News media. We are glad she didnt disclose our true intent to manufacture dissent. And she was sure to add to confusion with some fake News.

Song lyrics were written on a roll of construction paper not whats left of the Constitution on toilet paper. My suit was not tailor made but just ordered of ebay likely from a sweatshop in China.

All in all a good article to let the masses know who their masters are.

"There was a time in my not-so-distant past that I had the wild opportunity to sing in a band.But this wasn’t my typical project of coo-ing to acoustic love songs.This band had a very specific theme: political absurdity. Let me introduce you to Fat Kat ‘n the Lobbyists—our lead singer, Fat Kat, would transform himself into what I can only describe as a cross between an anthropomorphic, overweight cat and the Monopoly man. He would affix grease painted whiskers onto his face and a fuzzy tail on his rear, fake hundred dollar bills falling out of his tailored money suit. He once wrote the entire U.S. Constitution on a roll of toilet paper and unraveled it out into the audience. My character was Shelly Spillage, petrol lobbyist extraordinaire with stuffed animals covered in oil (ahem, black paint) hot-glued to my blazer. We had Corn Cob Monsanto on the drums and Wally Wall Street wailing on his guitar. As you may have guessed, our songs held satirical content about the state of our political system. "    

 http://614columbus.com/2017/11/what-the-hell-was-that/

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The War on Drugs is such a great way to telelogically manufacture autonomous people into more desired one while maximizing public welfare?
 

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