Jello Biafra

“Our attitude on home taping is on the In God We Trust, Inc. cassette: ‘Home taping is killing big entertainment industry profits; we left side two blank so you can help.’” — JB interviewed by Steve Kreitzer of WUSB		“Straight politics is for people with no sense of humor. People rely on artists for the truth far more than they rely on politicians. Taking journalism into account as an art here. If I was ever to enter politics again it would be for the same reason I ran for mayor in San Francisco, namely an act of sabotage. I’ve always tried to use my life and my art as a prank as much as possible.” — JB interviewed by Steve Kreitzer of WUSB

“Our attitude on home taping is on the In God We Trust, Inc. cassette: ‘Home taping is killing big entertainment industry profits; we left side two blank so you can help.’”

— JB interviewed by Steve Kreitzer of WUSB

“Straight politics is for people with no sense of humor. People rely on artists for the truth far more than they rely on politicians. Taking journalism into account as an art here. If I was ever to enter politics again it would be for the same reason I ran for mayor in San Francisco, namely an act of sabotage. I’ve always tried to use my life and my art as a prank as much as possible.”

— JB interviewed by Steve Kreitzer of WUSB

On This Day in Snigglery	November 4, 1997: The U.S. Federal Trade Commission settles its case against the perpetrators of the “sexygirls” scam — in which people were sent a program that downloaded “free” pornography by quietly using the user’s modems to call a pricy toll number in Moldova. (See Scams for more info)