LADY GAGA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8d27Hj8Gg9o

yesterday i was doing my book making finale and received this grotesque wound.

Photomanipulation, Matt Mahurin

Matt Mahurin has some excellent work that blurs the lines between mediums... he's a painter turned photographer turned illustrator turned director... at this point, I believe he is only defined as an artist.

L'Empire de la Mort!

Caroline's "Bone Room" post reminded me of this...
Here are some vacation photos from my trip to Paris a few years ago. On one lucky day my family and I went to both the catacombs AND Pere lachaise cemetery (where everybody's buried). Here are some very fuzzy pictures from the catacombs. I've tried to understand what the wall plaque says (second to last picture), but my french is failing. From what I can gather, it's a philosophical/poetic musing on death. How French.



ALSO, when I went to Rome, I went here. I was 12 at the time and thought it was gross. Kids just don't appreciate the things their parents do for them.

AND NOW... to the print shop!!!

MoMA grotesqueries

I was at MoMA on Saturday and saw a couple of things of interest (derive-yr-own-grotesque):

* Walid Raad, a Lebonese artist, has a piece in their sprawling He Is Every exhibition entitled Oh, God, He Said Talking to a Tree. The work is composed of a series of smoke shapes materially extracted from a larger image of catastrophe and isolated on individual white fields. It's a poetic visual, two rows of square(-ish) framed cloud figures, with some text in the final frame.




















* Their highlight show now is the video work of Pippilotti Rist [Pour Your Body Out (7354 Cubic Meters)], presented in a large central gallery on the second floor as a series of wall-sized highly saturated projections that flood the space. In the center there's a tubular couch; people lounge in hordes; the effect is verging on psychedelia. The images melt into one another in off-putting (mostly fleshy/botanical) progressions: flower petals up nostrils and the like. It's spectacular; ~60-70 visitors, probably, were camped out in the room, mesmerized.

Check out clips here.

an interesting notion

from Craig Dworkin's Reading the Illegible:

Grotesk = German word for sanserif

"The sanserif look that [Jan] Tschichold and his contemporaries took to be a self-evident zeitgeist evocation of radical modernity had originally been revived, at the end of the eighteenth century, as the signifier of the classical, conservative past. For the romantic-era reader, the sanserif -- in marked and diametric contrast to a mechanized modernity -- possessed the unmistakable 'associations of rugged antiquity.'"

James Castle show -- a response

Despite my skepticism at an exhibition advertised as "Outsider Art, Inside [the PMA, no less...]," I am glad to see such a large institution recognizing a body of work so untraditional and idiosyncratic -- especially when it allows hordes of non-art addicts exposure to something left field from Cezanne. As usual, the museum did a good job of contextualizing Castle's life and work in a thorough, if predictable, presentation. The particular aesthetic affinity for 'structures,' as the wall text put it, was really fascinating to connect throughout Castle's work, from his soot-and-spit sketches of lock mechanisms and abstracted cardboard doors to reproduced and permutated letterforms later on. His string-and-cardboard birds were to me quite beautiful and his sketches of 'Book-head man," especially over the pages of a math primer, were really stunning both visually and for their psychological implications. That motif in particular made me think of Louise Bourgeois's Femme Maison, a woman with a house-head that she repeated in several drawings to gesture at domesticity subsuming the female mindset. Similarly the Castle drawings seem to reveal the artist's mental absorption into the printed book, whether premade or his own.
Castle's tendency towards manufacturing things with string and other materials lent itself to his obsession with the physical book form. The idea of what a book might mean to a deaf person, someone to whom language only has visual and semantic properties, is intriguing. The physical construction of the word is elevated, as evidenced in Castle's gridded calendars full of text and meticulous letter diagrams, where letterforms are drawn carefully over a field of continuous mechanical text, and sometimes warped, reversed or volumized. Castle even explored characters of languages beyond his own, which were no doubt to him foreign in both meaning and sound. This in itself reveals what a purely visual compulsion they held for him. In exploring language it is tremendously difficult to isolate one sensory or intellectual impact from another -- sound from sight, denotation from connotation -- but Castle was afforded an ironic rare view of language that was purely visual.

The Bone Room

Like Jen, I'll end my post on a gift giving note. Yesterday, a friend told me that contrary to popular belief, it is not illegal to buy human bones in the US. At the Bone Room in Berkeley, they have a whole array of articulated human skeletons and individual parts. The most expensive are human skulls, which are about 500, but some of the individual bones, priced at 4 dollars, make a very economical present. If you're buying for the holidays though, I recommend you start early, as there appears to be a "wait list for femurs."

it sucks when people don't understand your feelings

lately i've been thinking about how people don't communicate enough, and then they forget how and get hurt feelings. its things like this that can make daily life get grotesque. do you know this song by new order? its so good. my bike just got stolen.


Every time I think of you
I feel shot right through with a bolt of blue
It's no problem of mine but it's a problem I find
Living a life that I can't leave behind
There's no sense in telling me
The wisdom of a fool won't set you free
But that's the way that it goes
And it's what nobody knows
While every day my confusion grows

Every time I see you falling
I get down on my knees and pray
I'm waiting for that final moment
You'll say the words that I can't say

I feel fine and I feel good
I'm feeling like I never should
Whenever I get this way, I just don't know what to say
Why can't we be ourselves like we were yesterday
I'm not sure what this could mean
I don't think you're what you seem
I do admit to myself
That if I hurt someone else
Then I'll never see just what we're meant to be

Every time I see you falling
I get down on my knees and pray
I'm waiting for that final moment
You'll say the words that I can't say
Every time I see you falling
I get down on my knees and pray
I'm waiting for that final moment
You'll say the words that I can't say

Every time I see you falling (Falling, falling, falling, falling...)
I'm waiting for that final moment (Moment, moment, moment, moment...)

Every time I see you falling
I get down on my knees and pray
I'm waiting for that final moment
You'll say the words that I can't say
Every time I see you falling
I get down on my knees and pray
I'm waiting for that final moment
You'll say the words that I can't say
Every time I see you falling
I get down on my knees and pray
I'm waiting for that final moment
You'll say the words that I can't say

Grotesque Potpourri

I wasn't sure what I wanted to close out the semester on the blog with. There are so many grotesque things out there! So, as my holiday gifts to you guys, here's a nice little potpourri of grotesque fun!

~Did someone give you a Cosby sweater, hand carved manger scenes, or scented candles for Christmas this year? Don't feel bad; check out all the crappy gifts out there!

www.Badgiftemporium.com

~Wanna get someone a bad gift?

www.stupid.com

Here's a killer whale attack that was pretty gross:



Here's a sadder one. This poor guy had his entire face eaten off by a bear:



Finally, to end on a high note, here's a pug that can SAY "I love you" :

80s Hairstyles

here are a bunch of 80s hairstyles. remember when these were cool, and then not cool, and now they're kind of cool again but only on a certain kind of person, probably who is extra long and extra ironic? some of them i think could easily still be worn without much of a second glance from the general public, but then some of them... sheesh! this only happens when people don't have enough of some thing in their life. or maybe not. maybe there's something that predisposes certain people into forever thinking that that's a perfectly acceptable and fashionable way to wear your hair. the same way that some people think that having 6 lizards is really cool. or that wearing satin shirts is still hip. imagine that woman waking up in the morning in 1985 and thinking "damn. it's gonna be a good year." then imagine that same woman in 1996 curled up in a ball in the shower crying her eyes out.

All About Gout

For my chemistry class, I'm writing a presentation about gout, possibly one of the most grotesque diseases related to crystals in the body. I'll explain how one gets gout. The body naturally contains a compound called uric acid, which is a waste product. People have a normal range of uric acid in their blood. If people have too high of a range of uric acid, the excess uric acid builds up on your joints and tendons in the form of crystal deposits. These bulging crystal deposits are called "tophi" and are the bumps pictured here. Many people have gout! Almost 5.1 million Americans suffer from "acute gouty attacks." Many famous people are also gout sufferers, including.....JARED LETO, who is grotesque in his singular way.

here's some gout:

Etched Out Faces

I find pictures with nothing else distorted but the faces to be absolutely terrifying. One of the reasons "The Ring" was actually creepy to me.

dame darcy

I love dame darcy the artiste. i must say it is rather grotesque.
i can't embed this one video from her old tv show but here's the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hl6EANKgdP4
!!!
ok and also here is dame darcy trying her luck in the world of love on blind date!



o yes hooray!

Frat Boys

I really wish I had a photo for this one, but I couldn't manage to sneak it. Over the break I was hanging out with some friends who are in a fraternity. One of them was putting away laundry, and when he moved a pile of clothes I noticed a board leaning against the wall. There were names on it that I recognized so I took a closer look. Ends up it was a web of all the people they have hooked up with and how everyone in the house is connect through their sexploits. Once a semester they all get together to update the board. Moral of the story: don't make out with frat boys unless you want to be immortalized on the Hook-Up Tree.

...and to cheer you up again

A youtube video!!!! Parts of this are grotesque (Britney Spears little boy?) but its mostly just funny. It's called Mom Scares the Gay Out of Kid.

Black Friday

This is a few days late, but its a grotesque piece of news. On Black Friday people were so desperate to get in to Wal-Mart that a worker was crushed to death by the stampede. At Toys-R-Us two men were shot. And the list goes on. Here's a link to the article on CNN.

Merry f'ing Christmas.

Excess III: XLounge

Mark Wentzel's take on the Eames chair is a great visual definition of excess:



Recent true-life definition: Walmart employee trampled to death on Black Friday: "The deals weren't even that good."

Here are some cat play houses that you can build out of cardboard. I'm going to buy one for my cat, Adam Sparkles. Here's what my cat (well, technically he is a kitten) looks like:

and here is his namesake:
and also here is his namesake with cats it's like everything together all at once!

gross news

Man urinates on dog after owner spurns sex

Aquaholic drinks himself to death by gorging on a hosepipe

Manhattan woman looks for date with $3 million Superbowl Ad

Married man arrested for torching hotel before bogus wedding in Yamanashi

Businessman uses Aston Martin to decapitate himself in horrific suicide as revenge against his ex-wife

Woman Wearing Cow Suit Charged With Disorderly Conduct

Deputies Kill Man Who Stabbed Girlfriend With Sword

Celine Dion

Is this grotesque behavior? I'm not really sure what you would call it.

excess II

i also found myself thinking a great deal about the questions of resource distribution over the break. i've tended to do so at most large family gatherings of feasting for the past couple years (much to my family's dismay.) my younger sister and i brought up global warming at thanksgiving dinner, which wasn't appreciated ("but even WITH obama we're approaching the point of positive feedback cycles!" "girls, please")
my tendency to mistake celebration for gluttony was only exasperated by the fact that this year my grandparents decided to take the whole family to DISNEY WORLD!!! i brought my video camera, thinking it would be a gold mine for "candid" shooting... rudely filming people without asking their permission. however, i was overcome by a pervasive sense of something like fear of disney repercussions and only shot from the safety of the balconies of the hotel.
i think disney world is a perfect example of excess. i know this is obvious, but the emphasis is on "perfect." it's perfect because no one questions the system of control, and d-dubs manages to maintain a flawless simulacra of disney reality.
i found this on a disney world chat board:

Protein Spill?
Park: ALL Submitted by: Michelle
Submitted on: 11/14/2003
Confirmed by: BoobBunny

Did you know that vomit is called a protein spill in disney world!
BooboBunny:This is true. If a guest or cast member vomits, a cast member is supposed to call a custodian to clean up a Protien Spill. Just one of the ways Disney preserves the show!!!!




...note the quadruple exclamation points.

i will write more on disney world later. here's some homies enjoying dw's trademark turkey legs.

Excess

A lot of what I believe to be grotesque deals with excess. I've written about it on the blog a couple times before, but I wanted to expand on the idea of excess here and perhaps give more of an idea of my qualms with excess and excessive people.

Before this, I have mentioned excess in reference to a youtube video, and a couple times in class as part of my silkscreen project. As I'm dealing with excess quite a bit in my book project, I've been thinking about what it means to be excessive, and was reminded this past weekend. This Thanksgiving I spent the weekend in Jersey in a house I do not usually spend time in. The dinner was quite delicious and I had a great time, but I was distracted by the large amount of "stuff" lying around. There were so many pillows on the couch that a person couldn't sit down. There were video games lying around unopened. And every couple hours or so, someone would make a mention of Christmas and the gifts stemming from the upcoming holiday season. I find it grotesque that people convince themselves that they need so many things, when millions of people actually need food and water (i.e. victims of the attacks in Nigeria this past weekend). I don't know when or how people will realize that this excessive reaction will end - when people will stop consuming at such a rate that the cost of the consumption is the health of the planet we're living on.

As a side note, a lot of these feelings are a result of me watching Wall E this weekend. You guys should watch it. It's really a good time. But maybe some people find the irony of me talking about excess and watching movies in the same breathe grotesque? Please comment, I'm very interested in the idea that all art may be naturally excessive.

Illustrated Fine Printing: Whittington & Matrix in America

An exhibition at the Center for Book Arts, closes Dec. 6.

Corset Piercings

Corset piercings are really grotesque. And kinda tacky. I like corsets as much as the next person, so I could potentially see the draw, but then I look at pictures of everyone with a corset piercing and shudder.

Memorial Photography

Memorial photography, or the practice of photographing the recently deceased, is something that I think becomes increasingly grotesque as I am further removed from the subject of the image. The images portray death at what seems like the moment it has arrived, and without the emotional attachment or memory of the deceased that the original consumers of the photos may have had, I am put at extreme unease. This death feels far more real than death portrayed in modern news or entertainment media because the love of that person is reflected in not only preserving his/her memory by means of photography, but also the delicate handling of dress and pose.


Paul Frecker Collection

Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep Foundation

Memento Mori

The Thanatos Archive

John Cage's 4'33"

A show created by the people who have gathered to experience 4 minutes, 33 seconds together. Silence, here, is art because of the background noise, shuffling, coughing, etc. Otherwise, it can be representative of hesitation, disconnection or disagreement. Small talk fills voids, but we all see through that superficiality. It is the source of today's ultimate discomfort.

skinless!

I've been extremely interested in paper sculpture for quite some time, and Peter Callesen is by far one of my favorite discoveries. He has a lot of work that explores skin and the skeleton. Check it out:

http://www.petercallesen.com/

The New gmail Interface

Without changing any functional part of its interface, gmail has managed to rope in Microsoft's top "designers" to all but ruin the formally serene website. The new skins, or "themes," are hideous, many hilariously so (i. e. "Candy"). As an example of how gmail failed where it could have succeeded, take the "Planets" theme. This theme changes are where one is located in the world, and could have been an awesome night sky shot, perhaps pointing at where the planets lie in reference to the viewer on any particular day. But no. The theme is mostly made up of a giant sun, forcing any blip of serenity out of the window. To me, this kind of failed opportunity to make something really awesome is grotesque, especially in an age where the possibilities are really quite endless, no matter how convinced Microsoft seems to be of the opposite.

What Happens When You Stick Your Head in a Hadron Collider...

In a weird technical malfunction, Anatoli Bugorski, 36,a science researcher, stuck his head in front of a particle accelerator, which emits radiation in the form of a proton beam moving at about the speed of light. Afterwards, he experienced "skin on the back of his head and on his face just next to his left nostril peeled away to reveal the path the beam had burned through the skin, the skull, and the brain tissue. The inside of his head continued to burn away: all the nerves on the left were gone in two years, paralyzing that side of his face." Yet he didn't die, and continued to work in science. In a grotesque twist of fate,the left side of his face, which was frozen in the accident has ceased aging and the right side continues to age as normal. WHen "he concentrates, he wrinkles only half his forehead."

Printing

Printing—your life work series (1947) from ilovetypography.com on Vimeo.

This video isn't grotesque, but it's awesome, because it's about the glory days of the press. Maybe it is a little grotesque because it means that 40 years ago if I were graduating with a degree in printmaking I might actually have "opportunities for advancement" and "work conditions are generally satisfactory", but I don't think that's relevant.

Pod People

James Castle... or is he?

So maybe I'm the only one to think this, but the video about James Castle showed some photos of him, and he looked exactly like Billy Bob Thornton in Sling Blade! Grotesque on multiple levels, because that was one creepy movie and Billy Bob is one creepy dude. Has he ever played a normal character? He's always at least a raging alcoholic. You can do your own comparison below...

THE STRANGERS

I THINK SOMETIMES GIVING TOO MUCH PERSONAL INFORMATION IS GROTESQUE.

GROTESQUE CONFESSIONAL: i'll tell you what's grotesque: having the whole day free and the only thing i finished is my laundry! how grotesque. and to make matters worse, i talked to my cousin on the phone and she said 'im applying to grad school' and she is only a year ahead of me in school. she is so much more motivated than me! ahh! also, she said there is all this olde english stuff on the literature gre! what the heck? i do not know anything in that department! another thing i did today i looked up "the strangers" trailer because my same cousin told me that it was so scary that when the trailer came on she would be angry at how scary it is and want to sue the producers. and it really was scary! i watched it and then i gchatted my friend dre "OH MY GOD THIS STRANGERS TRAILER IS SO SCARY" and she gchatted me "im in class."

everyone keeps embedding videos so i will too. but if you watch this you just better not play it when i'm in the room cause this thing is heinously scary!


seriously, think about it, what if that happened to you? oh my god. i live by myself and my neighbors don't know me, how would they know if the STRANGERS came to get me? i think to myself, how can people be so mean as to just kill random people. it's just not right.



i will probably end up seeing this movie because i am attracted to things that scare me. isn't that grotesque?

Vagina Couch!

This doesn't look very comfortable, but I'd imagine that it would be a nice conversation piece for a living room.

Very Grotesque

Many films by the talented Pennsylvanian duo, The Brothers Quay, come to mind when I think of the grotesque. Their movies have been cited for their "sharp neo gothic edge" as well as their clever use of imagery, bones, and antiquated scenery. Known for animated shorts that have been known as evocative of a "surrealistic, stream of conscious" nightmare, their feature length film, The Institute Benjamenta," also posesses an air of victorian grotesque.

Luis Buñuel Friday

Buñuel was a Spanish film director who made a slew of (mainly surrealist) influential movies in the 30s/40s/50s/60s/70s. A number of them are grotesque in very different ways (links go to youtube):
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie, along the lines of Brittany's book, deals with the grotesqueness of the middle class lifestyle.
Un Chien Andalou, made in collaboration with Salvador Dali, is probably his most-referenced film. It has consistent characters, but otherwise seems composed of nightmarish non-sequiturs.
The Land Without Bread is grotesque in a completely non-surreal way -- it's a documentary about extreme poverty in an isolated region of France (Las Hurdes). The narrator's apparent disinterestedness (in the face of oh-the-humanity kind of images) adds another layer.

he can break a coin with his eye

with his EYE! he has more than 260 times my strength! and he has never slept! and he drinks melted butter and eats raw mutton! and he has to have sex fifteen times per day! omg!

REDEMPTION

after that gross post i need to redeem myself with something really cute, here you go:

and then

Cosmetic surgery addict injected cooking oil into her own face

i can't even look at this picture, i have to close one eye and squint the other one to read the story.

Orientalism, the grotesque of stereotype

Edward Said, in his 1978 book Orientalism, wrote about the stereotyped, paternalistic, and depreciatory ways in which Western culture interpreted, discussed and portrayed Eastern cultures, traditions, and peoples. The term can be used more broadly as a way of discussing how a dominate (or colonial, for Said) culture relates to a less dominate culture. See more on Wikipedia, or better yet, read the book. 

when ugly goes commercial

The Ugly Dolls are big sellers. Why? Do parents etc. see them as an alternative to stereotypical "doll babies," or less gendered dolls? Are they just ugly enough to be cute, or charming? Do they just seem funny and "unique"? I admit, I kind of like them, but can't quite put my finger on why. 

cherries

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyvzfgxY0kc


this is full of grotesque factors, although i've watched it so many times i'm sort of desensitized to it now. there's this other r kelly vid which is grotesque but not appropriate.
i think in a way this is a good representation of how real life is disgusting which just a slightly heightened sense of possibility.

I found this guy who turns stuffed animals inside out. I really enjoyed them. On some he's attached wires and tubes making them look like subjects of some sort of cruel/demented/torturous child's experiment. This seems to be the main thing that he does, but some of his other work is just disgusting, and I can't really tell if he means it to be or not. I thought that Manya would really enjoy the piece under the link that says "neon" on the main page. Here's the link to the site:

http://www.kentrogowski.com

Fast Track to Fame

Selfkiss

Wasting time on the internet, I found this series of photographs. They're all manipulated images of people kissing themselves.

http://www.pupsam.com/

Grotesque Prom Dresses

I got this email forwarded by a friend of the ugliest prom dresses. Sadly, I deleted it, so I was only able to find an abbreviated version online, but these are disgusting dresses. I especially like the Winnie the Pooh one.

http://www.minglecity.com/forum/showthread.php?t=440

book arts events

Two upcoming artist book events of interest (the first is this weekend -- sorry for the late post):

Editions/Artists' Book Fair in NYC: http://www.eabfair.com/

The Hybrid Book: Intersection and Intermedia international book arts conference and fair at UArts this summer: http://www.hybridbook.org/

Discrimination!

“Because of successful identity politics, people have come to identify profoundly with other kinds of groups — ‘I am a Jew,’ or ‘a French person.’ But it’s not likely with ‘I am an ugly person and let’s have a meeting of all ugly people.’ Most people in general would want to disclaim membership. It’s like declaring yourself a member of the clueless.”

An article about how ugly people are discriminated against across the board, no matter what their occupation may be, and how "Ugly Betty" and "Shrek" haven't done a damn thing to change it.

dog eating a wolf

I googled "dog eating a wolf". these pictures came up. dogs are supposed to eat meat. they're even related to wolves, which eat animal meat! but these pictures are still gross.

edit: for some reason these pictures come out really small on the website of the blog. i think if you click on them they are the full size

Blood!

you might not think dracula is that grotesque until you see this movie:

dracula 

is a big part of the book i am working on, and yesterday my friend invited me to the dracula spiral q parade. there is a dracula festival at the rosenbach library, for the holiday season. anyway, there is a gallery tour of maurice sendak's monsters, and a discussion of stoker's notes on wednesday.  i guess sendak's drawings seem more cute than scary, but perhaps more grotesque for that very reason? (oooh!)

$2000 Phone

This is an example of the grotesque things people do with money. The reason this phone is so expensive is because of what its made of and not what it does. Something about unscratchable crystals and LCD displays and oooooh the screen is round! Ugh. Personally I think the phone is ugly, and I'm pretty sure it has less features than most smart phones. Definitely less than the iPhone. But you just know that plenty of people will be running out to get one come December.

NY book fair

This weekend is the New York Art Book Fair. It should be really good.

Here is the website: www.nyartbookfair.com

The website has all of the info about location and times of the fair.

Go!!!!!!

"That's Gotta Hurt!"

So I was watching "what not to wear" last night (which is grotesque in and of itself), but then the next show that came on TLC was called "That's gotta hurt!". It's all about people's terrible accidents. There are plenty of shows like that on TV, but what struck me about "That's Gotta Hurt!" was the graphicness of the re-enactments. There was one where this guy sawed off some of his fingers, and it showed him clutching his really bloody hand and pantomiming pain. Then it talked about a cat who jumped off of a roof and impaled itself on a fence. They showed a fake cat impaled on a fence, with its owner coming up and seeing it and being all "OMG, my cat is impaled on a fence!!"
They also rate the pain on a scale of 1-10, then flash it across the screen.

http://tlc.discovery.com/tv-schedules/series.html?paid=2.14966.55628.31996.x

(the technophobe made a link!!!)

Anatomy Sculptures

It's hard to try and top an epic poem about Henry Kissinger, but try I must, so here are click to see sculptures by Lisa Black incorporating the idea of juxtaposing animal parts and machinery

good afternoon

hi it's cecilia i finally got on this. i have to go to meet all of you now, but i will be posting all sorts of grotesque things soon. quickly, i'd like to share something grotesque and glamorous!

:)!

 

perhaps not so grotesque? there is a pleasing classical symmetry to the line of vision connecting the stain on kiss' shirt and the bone popping out of julia allisons neck. 

and here is a poem from googlisms

henry kissinger is on top of the list
henry kissinger is safe
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henry kissinger is "a war criminal" who should be arrested by the irish authorities when he arrives to deliver a
henry kissinger is on top of the list of world's most influential public figures american federal judge
henry kissinger is the also one of the most controversial
henry kissinger is almost
henry kissinger is a war criminal
henry kissinger is left to make logical inferences where the record is incomplete
henry kissinger is its portrait of a man who’s not even really that interested in politics
henry kissinger is so completely trusted by moscow that he negotiated in the middle east on behalf
henry kissinger is due to address the annual conference of the institute of
henry kissinger is an oft
henry kissinger is accused of having endorsed or committed violations of international law of the gravest
henry kissinger is not our chancellor
henry kissinger is revered as a statesman
henry kissinger is widely
henry kissinger is a large and easy target
henry kissinger is a great american success story
henry kissinger is a wanted man
henry kissinger is nothing less or more than an unindicted war criminal
henry kissinger is being accused of being a criminal who should be
henry kissinger is also reportedly wary about where he travels
henry kissinger is the one in need of a buck up
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henry kissinger is the wrong choice for chancellor of the college
henry kissinger is accused of scheming to prevent a breakthrough in the paris vietnam peace talks in 1968 to help richard nixon win the us presidential election
henry kissinger is meant to serve as a primer on and a "bill of indictment" for the former secretary of state's many alleged crimes and
henry kissinger is quick to rail against tyrants
henry kissinger is a frightened man
henry kissinger is determined to stop the tapes from reaching the public
henry kissinger is considered by many to be america's premier candidate for an international war
henry kissinger is shown in washington in a july 1995
henry kissinger is that while he was national security adviser to president
henry kissinger is particularly good on chile
henry kissinger is the biggest war criminal of the last half century
henry kissinger is a swipe from daumier's narcissus
henry kissinger is his doctoral dissertation
henry kissinger is a bad read
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henry kissinger is quietly doing some laps
henry kissinger is nothing more than a war criminal
henry kissinger is nursing a beer
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henry kissinger is getting a certain amount of play
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henry kissinger is wanted for questioning by two european courts
henry kissinger is a statesman still in intellectual command of the complex world he inhabits
henry kissinger is the
henry kissinger is the result not only of declassified us documents but also global trends empowering judges to reach across frontiers
henry kissinger is wanted for questioning on human rights abuses by courts in france
henry kissinger is growing thin in a dank prison cell
henry kissinger is an expert on the middle east affairs
henry kissinger is one of the towering
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