MEMP’IS
DISORG (Dis' ōrg) from Jezekiah Jemaliel Jates, "There Is A
Cause..."
1) A disorderly or disorganized person, society
or practice - duly recognized and sanctioned by knowing HUMORGS.
2) (See KOSMOS) And, if there
are worlds which may also be seen beneath depraved glass - dark worlds, spheres
of corruption and dissonance - these shall have their greater companions in
worlds like to our own, that they may thrive and flourish in our own space, in
the void between atomic SPHERES; and these are the domains of the
monstrous. Such false sentiments are no
longer needed, and these false representations must be destroyed.
GLASTIC (Glas' tic)
compound noun, from "glass" and "plastic"
A
silicon/protein-based chemical compound - the most common root component in
construction, manufacture and communications. Of more durability and versatility than
conventional glass; less expensive than the petroleum-based plastic compounds, glastic was developed in Barataria
under the direction of Jeremiah Jezekiel Jates; that visionary genius behind the Solar Furnace and
so many other chemical, political and ethical advances since the terrible
earthquake of 2026 (see Wabash Cannonball, vul. K’ball).
At the time of the
earthquake, the then-United States and other so-called advanced nations of the
world were already in crisis, due to rapid depletion of certain fossil fuels as
oil, coal and natural gas. While the
Solar Furnace provided relief in the vital post-k’ball
heating, electrical and transportation sectors, dwindling stores of petroleum
had endangered numerous vital industrial plastic products - furniture and
packaging materiel, domestic utensils and important chemical compounds
essential to agriculture, hygiene, pest control and many, many other
applications. By essentially "organicizing" many of the silicon compounds (cheaply
and easily produced from sand and certain common rocks) already utilized in the
production of glass and electronic components, Jates
was able to synthesize compounds that possessed both the revolutionary and
evolutionary capacities of organic life and the artificially intelligent
potentialities of advanced nanotechnological
computing devices - harnessing these capacities to serve and to discipline
humankind under the authority of legitimate political and scientific interests.
It must be emphasized that
the only glastic compounds consumers should trust are
those duly inspected and licensed by the Household Research Institute and/or
corollary governing bodies in East and West America or the rest of the world,
and that suspected counterfeits should be immediately reported to local
authorities.
JEFFERSON, THOMAS (1743 - 1826)
American polemicist, slavemonger, troublemaker and political predator who,
briefly, developed a small but fanatical following in the tumultuous years
after the American Revolution.
An infamous Lifestyle
Criminal and miscegenationist in his native Virginia,
Jefferson penned slanderous broadsides against the First Republic, its
principles and its Confederation Articles (see United States - History;
Washington, George). Despite these many loathesome qualities, Jefferson was ambitious, unscrupulous
and, in an unfortunate gesture of conciliation to whiskey distillers of the
Western frontier territories tendered by President John Adams, was nominated to
the Vice-Presidency. This attempt at
compromise failed miserably when the choleric Jefferson killed Treasury
Secretary Alexander Hamilton in a duel, raised up an army against the Republic
and (proving as incompetent a military general as a statesman) was promptly and
thoroughly defeated at the Battle of Chadd's
Ford. Escaping into the wild, Jefferson
next attempted to foment insurrection among the feral tribes on the far side of
the Mississippi but failed, again, subsequently retiring to France to live out
his life of bitterness and debauchery under Louis XVI and his successor,
Napoleon I. (Of note: the great K’ball occurred on his bicentennial!)
Jefferson's few remaining
adherents in cosmopolitan and intellectual circles (some referring to
themselves as "Knostiks") praise his
scurrilous parody of the Second Republican Compact, which he called his
"Constitution". Among its blasphemous, satirical elements was an
invocation which substituted "life, liberty and license" for
"health, security and property".
(See, also, Adams, John; deSade, Marquis;
French Revolution; Hamilton, Alexander; Indians - American; Underworld -
proscribed groups; Whiskey Rebellion.)
KOSMOS (Kos' mos) from
the Greek (order, harmony)
The known Universe is a SPHERE within a
greater SPHERE, which is called the MACRORG and contains SPHERES without
number, each of which is composed of numberless SPHERES and so on, down and
above into infinities of infinities. And
the human body, the HUMORG, too, is composed of SPHERES which we call the
MICRORGS, consisting of Molecules and Atoms and Particles that may not be seen,
even through the strongest glass, and each of these is a world - home to
millions and millions of organisms whose lives no HUMORG may comprehend. (See DISORG)
LENNON, JOHN
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