Within the confines of the TechnoCave, the

Within the confines of the TechnoCave, the Miasma Theorists stuck to their guns. "I'll believe what I want, this is a free country." "That's the miasma talking, Jen. Freedom? Here?

the Cyborder Guard entered the plasma cave through a Terahatch and said, "Let freedom RING!" He squeezed the Mote Inverter sending shockwaves through the Miasma Theroists.

The Miasma Theorists were actually a Post-New Wave band from Birmingham, England, heavily influenced by bands including XTC and Devo. Their singer was one Roddy Bingo, who once

played right wing for Accrington Stanley before his tambourine skills led to a world wide fame with the Miasma Theorists. Roddy Bingo then married one of Rod Stewart's ex-wives

Tim Leary was proud of his proteges! They made it into the Acid Hall Of Fame in 2016. Jerry Garcia was their idol. It gave one a king size headache to sort through the lyrics. The

first song on the new intelligence agent album was called Cistern but was named Space Migration for Your Inner Mind and titled A Child's Crusade. The first line was also the last.

CIA music is intended to sound cerebral, but like Radiohead, it's not. It's empty dullard-ism. If you want poetry, you've also got to avoid the FBI calliope cavalcades. They suck.

Poetry is neither bleating nor blather; it is an alien induction mechanism. Consider the case of Jarrold P, whose poetry flyers made the children's fingers grow long and their eyes

become huge and black with poetic longing. Jarrold's poetry sank into the children's sponge-like minds and made them want to visit other planets where they might find acceptance.