Remember when David Icke was completely ridiculed and humiliated on the Wogan show back in 1991? If you don't remember, it's probably because you didn't live in the UK at the time. Well, 15 years later Wogan invited Icke back on his show but guess who gets the laughs this time? LOL... priceless.
I guess we have grown a bit after all.
Sunday, 13 May 2007
Tuesday, 8 May 2007
The Resident's Vlog
Recently, while going through some You Tube videos, I came across some refreshing alternative videos of The Resident. The delightful Lori Harfenist presents this cable TV Talk Show from New York, which has had so far "Over a million views and thousands of subscribers on YouTube and Yahoo! Video"!
It appears to me that the main ingredient of The Resident's success is its ability to present and discuss important issues without being depressing and gloomy about it. Others may say that it is the bright and beautiful presenter's merit. All I say is, if that's what it takes to get people interested in things that matter, then let it be. :)
The following is one of my favourite clips of The Resident's Vlog entitled, Kurt Vonnegut is The Resident's People.
For more videos, visit The Resident's You Tube member page.
It appears to me that the main ingredient of The Resident's success is its ability to present and discuss important issues without being depressing and gloomy about it. Others may say that it is the bright and beautiful presenter's merit. All I say is, if that's what it takes to get people interested in things that matter, then let it be. :)
The following is one of my favourite clips of The Resident's Vlog entitled, Kurt Vonnegut is The Resident's People.
For more videos, visit The Resident's You Tube member page.
Sunday, 15 April 2007
Sweet Misery - Aspartame = Poison
Anyone who's ever thought diet drinks or sweetener was a good idea has to check out this film. Filmmaker and narrator Cori Brackett takes a long look at both the science and the politics behind aspartame after she is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.It might seem a little amateurish or long-winded at times but all interviews are compelling and she uncovers some amazing facts about the legalization of aspartame. Wait til you see who the company gets on board to market it!! Unbelievable.
Sweet Misery movie trailer
DVD available at Amazon
Wednesday, 10 May 2006
The Disclosure Project
The Disclosure Project is a non-profit research project working to fully disclose the facts about UFOs, extraterrestrial intelligence, and classified advanced energy and propulsion systems.
We have over 400 government, military, and intelligence community witnesses testifying to their direct, personal, first hand experience with UFOs, ETs, ET technology, and the cover-up that keeps this information secret.
In 2001 Dr Steven Greer and about 20 witnesses of the Disclosure Project spoke at the National Press Club in Washington, in front of every major world media network. You may be wondering - "if that is the case why have I never heard of them before?" The answer is simple, because hardly any of the media networks ever mentioned The Disclosure Project and those that did barely touched on the subject.
This conference was also broadcasted live on the internet but viewers were unable to watch anything for the first hour as the broadcast was jammed externally, says Dr Steven Greer. Conspiracy? I don't know. What I know is that now you can watch The Disclosure Project videos on-line in sites like Google Video and You Tube. I've embedded the video below to save you lazy surfers from searching. Enjoy ;)
Everyday I come more and more to the conclusion that reality is way weirder than we're led to believe.
We have over 400 government, military, and intelligence community witnesses testifying to their direct, personal, first hand experience with UFOs, ETs, ET technology, and the cover-up that keeps this information secret.In 2001 Dr Steven Greer and about 20 witnesses of the Disclosure Project spoke at the National Press Club in Washington, in front of every major world media network. You may be wondering - "if that is the case why have I never heard of them before?" The answer is simple, because hardly any of the media networks ever mentioned The Disclosure Project and those that did barely touched on the subject.
This conference was also broadcasted live on the internet but viewers were unable to watch anything for the first hour as the broadcast was jammed externally, says Dr Steven Greer. Conspiracy? I don't know. What I know is that now you can watch The Disclosure Project videos on-line in sites like Google Video and You Tube. I've embedded the video below to save you lazy surfers from searching. Enjoy ;)
Everyday I come more and more to the conclusion that reality is way weirder than we're led to believe.
Thursday, 27 April 2006
Piracy worse than child pornography!
"Although sentencing varies in the US, the new law does send a very strange message as to what the government considers 'bad' in the 21st century.
For example assaulting a police officer will get you five years, downloading child porn will get you seven years, assaulting without a weapon will get you ten years and aggravated assault six years.
So in other words if you copy a Disney CD and sell it you will be in the same league as a paedophile who is distributing pictures of sexual attacks on children.
If you copy Craig David's CD you get ten years, but if you punch him in the face and pummel him into a seven day coma you will only get six."
What?!!
Full article at: theinquirer.net
For example assaulting a police officer will get you five years, downloading child porn will get you seven years, assaulting without a weapon will get you ten years and aggravated assault six years.
So in other words if you copy a Disney CD and sell it you will be in the same league as a paedophile who is distributing pictures of sexual attacks on children.
If you copy Craig David's CD you get ten years, but if you punch him in the face and pummel him into a seven day coma you will only get six."
What?!!
Full article at: theinquirer.net
Monday, 24 April 2006
http://storytoday.tv
storytoday.tv is an audio visual news website with an alternative view. They record five news shows a week that last between 10 to 30 minutes each. Even though it is obvious that storytoday.tv isn't striving for a sleek presentation, I find these news clips way more enjoyable (and more believable) than the bluntly biased and propaganda filled main stream news channels.
You can watch their most recent show or any of the archived shows at storytoday.tv. You may also subscribe to the storytoday.tv podcast.
You can watch their most recent show or any of the archived shows at storytoday.tv. You may also subscribe to the storytoday.tv podcast.
Thursday, 13 April 2006
Spychips (RFID) Book
"The book makes a very persuasive case that some of America's biggest companies want to embed tracking technology into virtually everything we own, and then study our usage pattens 24 hours a day. It's a truly creepy book and well worth reading." ~ Hiawatha Bray, Boston Globe technology reporter
"Brilliantly written... so full of fascinating vignettes and facts that I can't put it down." ~ Author Claire Wolfe
"Spychips is one of the best privacy books in many years… The privacy movement needs a book. I nominate Spychips." ~ Marc Rotenberg, Executive Director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC)
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