Inside Mitchieville - November 23, 2007

As part of diversity sensitivity training, Suvorov is shown here exploring third world lifestyles and sharing in a typical multi-cultural expression of caring. Here, Suvorov is playing Tag the Taggers using the traditional Dumm-Dumm tippy-tap. If you listen, you can hear Ulster saying No. The mask is a way of expressing rejection of the invisible potato peeler of white privilege.



This was what a Mitchieville staffer brought back from Alberta. Canada does not have any laws to control the sale of weapons, so our staffer got these as a gift from a newspaper when they signed up for a subscription with home delivery.

Another photo from the diversity sensitivity training camp. This is a baby carridge, the parts imported from Germany, and assembled using Swedish instructions.


This is a picture from the hallway outside of Fenris' office. Here the Mayor is coming to tell Fenris that he has won the election by one vote. He is going to invite Fenris out for a game of paintball to celebrate.




This is the winning design for a new homeless shelter. A ring of twenty eight of these warm, cozy places of refuge are going to be built around Mitchieville. As a symbol of solidarity and oneness with Mother Earth, every homeless shelter can be seen by at least two other shelters.




I, Fenris Badwulf, wrote this.