notes for a revolution
In the People’s Democratic Republic of the Philippines, botched jump shots shall be outlawed. Comrades, Dear Great Leader deeply regrets her participation in this failed endeavor.
Mea culpa.
Dear Great Leader agrees. This may have been improper conduct for a future world leader.
Dear Great Leader’s promise
In the future People’s Democratic Republic of the Philippines, there will be none of this conflict of laws nonsense. There will be no need to compare and harmonize the Constitution with general laws and special laws. The People’s Democratic Republic of the Philippines will have a living law—not like the animus of the Living Constitution of England which is more legal fiction. The animus and, why the heck not, the corpus of laws of the People’s Democratic Republic of the Philippines shall be literally alive. And beautiful.
The law of the People’s Democratic Republic of the Philippines shall be Dear Great Leader.
Still a bit huffy and puffy, Dear Great Leader takes a pause at the No. 9 Beacon Tower of the Great Wall. Take heart, comrades! If Dear Great Leader did it, you can do it too.
Dear Great Leader shall open closed doors.
Under Dear Great Leader’s guidance the local proletariat traveled to Beijing to learn the Chinese comrades’ materialist interpretation of history.
In the land of comrades, Dear Great Leader has discovered that the POSH revolution shall both be atheistic and aesthetic. The god particle is in the details.
Dear Great Leader tries her hand at looking pretty for the camera. In the land of comrades.
Dear Great Leader wants to be happy.
Dear Great Leader will start scanning the world for positivity because Dear Great Leader wants to reclaim happiness from the other side of the cognitive divide.
Comrades, Dear Great Leader climbed the Great Wall so you don’t have to.
Dear Great Leader contemplates the future of the POSH revolution from one of the towers of the Great Wall.



