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SARAH FIKE Berkeley, Calif., Nov. 13, 2012 To the Editor: Although I'm resolutely on Frank Bruni's side that personifying the mistress to explain the downfall of the man is an irritating national habit of ours ("The Siren and the Spook," column, Nov. 13), I disagree in one area.
Today they direct viewers to a Vimeo video (embedded below) explaining the downfalls of Protect-IP.
"Why does a politician have to be on this other level?" Her work in progress, she explained, compares how the downfall of the governor was like the depiction of "a god falling".
John explained to me the downfall of American union in three acts: "The expulsion of the reds [communists and socialists, expelled in the 1920s-30s] which the union bosses lead, the Taft-Hartley Act [of 1947, which limited and institutionalized the unions], and Ronald Reagan's firing of the air traffic controllers [in 1981]." "Nowadays unions don't fight," he added, "they're labor lieutenants.
Though not much else is explained about the wars that had ushered the downfall of American civilization centuries ago, the land is now ruled by seven Barons.
The tech team also chronicled the downfall of Uber chief executive Travis Kalanick, explored the way global ecommerce operations beget counterfeiting, and helped explain why donut boxes are pink.
He knew that his downfall would be perceived as the downfall of his philosophy.
