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Can capitalism in the West be lyricized by 'forms' of modern dreamers?

A creative diorama about capitalism-defense, inspired loosely by Capitalism: A Love Story (Michael Moore). 

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DC has become a global center for political intrigue and democracy focus, and it's why we think of its iconic architecture as representative of human civilization thinking.

An Interpol-relations James Bond blood-diamond operationalist and ninja-thief named Amlan Satan (code-name: Storm-Shadow) is working on a global matrix diamond-capitalism magnification monitoring system to cleanse the modern problem of gem-market sullying!

He happens to be a Mormon and his two wives (Eliza/Danica) are working as global fashions models in Transylvania, marketing ironically diamond-sales ads in emerging globalism-oriented magazines in Eastern Europe (e.g., Dartmouth).

After 9/11, when anti-Western terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center (NYC) with hijacked passenger airplanes, the world became on-edge about the security-potential of network traffic infrastructure!

This is, after all, the era of cyber-security consciousness and grid-thinking and its reflective/representative infrastructure monuments (e.g., World Trade Center). There's an emerged 'dark thinking' about grid-structure arrogance/vanity.

So, who're the new-era 'ninjas' of globalism-grid defense? Is it an Interpol-relations blood-diamond operationalist like Storm-Shadow? Who's protecting/securing our new-era 'sense' of dollars?

STORM-SHADOW: I remember Valentine's Day, when I made shrimp-noodles for Eliza/Danica and thought about peace!

This 'neon-world' we now live in requires a serious form of modular thinking in regards to traffic defenses, and capitalism 'patriots' are suddenly 'sexy cheerleaders' of a strange magic surrounding the marketability of fantastic logos/lights. Is this capitalism...divine?

STORM-SHADOW: We're using a metro-robot 'avatar' to spread cyber-ideas in Europe and New York about dollar-data!

Advocates of capitalism are very apt to appeal to the sacred principles of liberty, which are embodied in one maxim: The fortunate must not be restrained in the exercise of tyranny over the unfortunate (Bertrand Russell).

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)