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January 4, 1986. Dream that I was sharing a room with Joe Stalin. The room was an
alcove off a corridor leading to a restaurant. This is in Chicago. It don't look
like Chicago. It looks like a prop town of cardboard under a gray haze. East St.
Louis is across the river, weeds growing through craked side-walks, a little pocket
of the 1920s...air lines here and there, a whiff of riverboats and hobo jungles.
I am looking at Stalin, thinking here is a man with
the deaths of millions on his hands. No doubt he'd think no more of killing me than
any other decadent bourgeois. But he is friendly, and it isn't the Joe Stalin I used
to know in newsreels and pictures. Both are short, but this Joe has no mustache. He
is unshaven, sloppy looking, middle-aged, dirty and greasy.
"The lair of the bear is in Chicago."
[Michelle, Gloria, Jim, Pat, Theresa, John, Torgerud
The Arrogant Prevaricating Projectioist Inveterate Liar & Scapegoat Circus MC->("Yeaaah, I don't know anything about that. Simply holding up my end of conversation
and tedious as always with him; happened to mention Columbia University where he
through preceeding little fit of passive-agressive pique"), Steve & Debbie, Beale St.
Spaced Babe with the stuffed lion or dog in her default bedroom bathroom upstairs too
dirty for cover story she --...[transmissioon lost here]/:/;/, I have to retire to the
lounge here in Bunker 'G' need to micturate and again with the cold -- too many people
sleeping eating jabbering eubonic gibberish or worse, a girl has to be careful; be right
back 1317 hours 28JUNE03 || 1321 hours 28JUNE03 OK, back, I'll continue here now
then[|~!|]...tired, irritated by "the common cold" weakness again and strange moto-empti-
vision-under-hideous-x-sense-of-being--Dasein, still "must...warn...
others..."phklaghffg!]"
That's a cut-up or dream sentence from 1963 Tangier. It
didn't mean anything at the time. Still doesn't. Here's another: "Captain Bairns was
arrested today in the murder at sea of Chicago. Witnesses from a distance observed a
brilliant flash as the operator was arrested" "Life is a flickering shadow, with violence
before and after it." Ian Sommerville told me in a dream.
And what the bloody hell is Joe eating? Some sort of black
meat pie, blood pudding perhaps. I can't take my eyes off it, as though I am looking at
him to see the lineaments of multimillion murders. The first hundred thousand is the
hardest.*
[Don Raveahy, of the eponymous weekly rat holes, said
to me in his smoke-gagged office when we were still courting, out of the clear blue
reflection of his Brazillian butterfly SUV, "You know, sometimes I think, 'that
Hitler [guy] must have been a special man...". This was about the same
week that he explained to me how the U.S. works; I had to stand still for this
maggoty crap too: "It's all -- the form of government here is Capitalism. What is
Capitalism, right? Survival of the fittest -- that's what Capitalism is...I survive,
so I am vindicative (sic) and I am superior to the other [laws]." -&- "--Memphis is
no worse than any other city; there is crime and putrescent smell of outlandish vulgar
ignorance almost everywhere surviving fittly in every fat fit city." -- belched and
poured me another giant SKYY Vodka, would only drink SKYY, or whatever else happened
to be within reach. He had very long arms, had a photograph of Kenny Rogers, himself between, and Mohammed Ali on the wall over the office's restroom door, pic taken while,
allegedly, he drove a limo in L.A.... --If they are good enough to invidicate..." --
through a dart here at thin air, no one of his many boards anywhere around. He'd been
given his President-ship (wooden desk nameplate) of the ("been in three hollywood
movies...") trailer park as a scrap of Nepotism thrown his way by his very wealthy and
high government jobbed brother. The sane one, who mailed him boxes of self-help books.
Used them as props on residents' and former residents' furniture, TV, appliances
displayed in this smoke-filled room of no consequence except his addiction to forced
Schadenfreude by and as designed from the minute anybody with potential walked into the
place. He took the booty under cover of "understandings".]
*After that it's all downhill, they tell me. Nothing shows in his greasy dish. just
nothing good or bad. He isn't even repulsive.
But he does have the look about him of someone who was
somebody... "Look, that's Al Capone, or John Barrymore, or Jack Buck Manolete."
Somebody who used to be somebody ... there, in a shirt without a collar, and even a
brass stud sticking out. But yes, he was somebody ... no doubt about that.
It isn't even a private room. Through a window I can
see the cash register and the hostess leading the patrons to tables. Middle-aged
men who call their wives "Mother":
"Now, Mother and I was in Mexico and we ddn't like it at
all. Mother's piles flared up and and we couldn't get any soothing Tuck and I said right
out, 'When are you folks going to get civilized?' And the druggest said, "We don't want
your syphilis, got plenty of our own,' and he shoved the opium suppository up Mother and
it did ease her a bit."
The hostess looks like Live Oyl, a long neck and a chicken
head. I look at Joe. He knew the secret power: sit long and move fast. Hitler could
move, but he couldn't sit. Stalin could sit like any peasant can.
Dr. BENWAY (fr. Naked Lunch, by William S. Burroughs)
[...] "I deplore brutality," he said. "It's not efficient. On the other hand, prolonged mistreatment, short of physical violence, gives rise, when skillfully applied, to anxiety and a feeling of special guilt. A few rules or rather guiding principles are to be borne in mind. The subject must not realize that the mistreatment is a deliberate attack of an anti-human enemy on his[/her]
personal identity. He[/she] must be made to feel that he[/she] deserves any treatment he[/she] receives because there is something (never specified)
horribly wrong with him[/her]. The naked need of the control addicts must
be decently covered by an arbitrary and intricate bureaucracy so that the
subject cannot contact his enemy direct" {or confront him[/her] with the real
interpersonal dynamic. [W-ed-B]}.
Every citizen of Annexia was required to apply for and carry on his [/her] person at all times a whole portfolio of documents. Citizens were subject to be stopped in the street at any time; and the Examiner, who might be in plain
clothes, in various uniforms, often in a bathing suit or pyjamas, sometimes
stark naked except for a badge [affixed] to his[/her] left nipple, after
checking each paper, would stamp it. On subsequent inspection the citizen
was required to show the properly entered stamps of the last inspection.
The Examiner, when he stopped a large group, would only examine and stamp
the cards of a few. The others were then subject to arrest because their cards
were not properly stamped. Arrest meant "provisional detention"; that is, the
prisoner would be released if and when his Affadavit of Explanation, properly
signed and stamped, was approved by the Assistant Arbiter of Explanations.
Since this official hardly ever came to his office, and the Affadavit of
Explanation had to be presented in person, the explainers spent weeks and
months waiting around in unheated offices with no chairs and no toilet
facilities.
Documents issued in vanishing ink faded into old pawn tickets. New documents were constantly required. The citizens rushed from one bureau to
another in a frenzied attempt to meet impossible deadlines. All benches were removed from the city, all fountains turned off, all flowers and trees destroyed. Huge electric buzzers on the top of every apartment house (everyone lived in apartments) rang the quarter hour. Often the vibrations would throw people out of bed. Searchlights played over the town all night (no one was allowed to use shades, curtains, shutters or blinds).
No one ever looked at anyone else because of the strict law against importuning, with or without verbal approach, anyone for any purpose, sexual or
otherwise. All cafes and bars were closed. Liquor could only be obtained with
a special permit, and the liquor so obtained could not be sold or given or in
any way transferred to anyone else, and the presence of anyone else in the
room was considered prima facie evidence of conspiracy to transfer liquor.
No one was permitted to bolt his[/her] door, and the police had pass keys to every room in the city. Accompanied by a mentalist they rush into someone's quarters and start "looking for it."
The mentalist guides them to whatever the man wishes to hide: a tube of vaseline, an enema, a handerkerchief with [procreative seed] on it, a weapon, unlicensed alcohol. And they always submitted the suspect to the most humiliating search of his naked person on which they make sneering and derogatory comments. Many a latent homosexual was carried out in a straitjacket when they planted vaseline in his [sphincter (from the latin for ring) muscle]. Or they pounce on any object. A pen wiper or a shoe tree.
"And what's this supposed to be for?"
"It's a pen wiper."
"A pen wiper, he says."
"I've heard everything now."
"I guess this is all we need. Come on, you."
After a few months of this the citizens cowered in corners like neurotic cats.
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