A very long time ago, I thought of this phrase, "ipso nutso", to mean obviously crazy, but similar to the common Latin phrase over the millennia of "ipso facto" which I had heard in usage many times. For example, if somebody said or did something stupid, usually on a big scale such as an attempt to politically manipulate perceptions, I would say "ipso nutso" ... and people would laugh, and many said things like "That's a good one! ipso nutso!". Some people repeated it at other times. The usual meaning was "that's obviously nuts!".
At one point, I thought about creating a website to cover news, events, opinions, and political statements which are obviously crazy, ipso nutso. I think it would draw a LOT of traffic, whereby the owner could make a lot of money on advertisements. It may also draw controversy.
"ipso nutso" is obviously memorable, and is funny to just type!
I've decided to sell these domains because I just don't have to time to manage such a site, and politics doesn't arouse me nearly as much as many other people I know. I hope somebody buys the domain(s) and pushes this forward.
A buyer may want to get both domains, but if you just want one or the other, that's okay, too. I like the hyphenated one, but many people like unhyphenated domains. One domain could just redirect to the other for a buyer who wants both to go to the same website in case users type in the other domain name. There would probably be a lot of traffic from people who just type in the domain name from memory, and they may or may not put in the hyphen. I just want to be transparent about this.
A quote attributed to President Abraham Lincoln:
You can fool
all the people some of the time
and
some of the people all the time,
but you cannot fool
all the people all the time.
My corollary, as regards many populist politicians:
You can fool
enough of the people enough of the time
to get voted into power.
So let's start using the freedom of the press to press back on journalists friendly to those in power and aspiring to power. I have seen many journalists who live a very luxurious life which had made me wonder how they made their money. The main checks and balances of society is the free press and critical thinking.
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."
Edmond Burke attributed
If you are interested in getting this domain name, please go to www.sedo.co.uk where it is on sale (Sedo, an acronym for Search Engine for Domain Offers, is a long established and large third party which helps buyers and sellers make transfers safely), or else just contact me, its owner, by sending mail to hellothere at this domain. Hellothere is a merge of 2 words with no space in between.