Dec 24, 2008 5
The Girl Who Silenced The World For Five Minutes
The cynic in me says “your Dad wrote that” but her delivery is fiesty, heartfelt and coherent. And… well. She’s right. Isn’t she.
Dec 24, 2008 5
The cynic in me says “your Dad wrote that” but her delivery is fiesty, heartfelt and coherent. And… well. She’s right. Isn’t she.
Dec 15, 2008 2
Dec 10, 2008 0
Jun 5, 2008 1
Parts 1-5…
Worth watching if only for the part where Fulford states [concerning Rockefeller]: “he was on my turf. I could have had him brought to me. Tied up with a vibrator up his ass..”
I used to think this guy was full of it but of late I’ve come around to him. He certainly makes me laugh. at least, and seems sincere. This presentation is not without humour. The information within is intriguing.
May 30, 2008 0
At first I thought this was, frankly, BS. Watch this…
Dec 16, 2007 0
Thanks TAYT.
“One of the penalties for not taking an interest in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors” – Plato 400BC
Nov 18, 2007 0
“Be water, my friend.”
Classic. One of my all-time heroes. I’m proud to say I shook Jackie Chan’s hand at a London Premeier of one of his films and he had his neck broken by Bruce Lee in Enter The Dragon! So close yet so far…
Nov 18, 2007 0
“In a World Opinion Forum TV, DVD and Google Video special from the United Nations, Kevin Sanders reports on world reaction to the failure of the last Review Conference of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), described as the most important meeting ever to take place at the UN. At the conference the US blocked discussion on renewal of earlier NPT agreements to de-alert and disarm nuclear weapons. The next NPT review conference will not be until 2010.”
While you were watching Pop Idol… :|
Nov 1, 2007 2
You’d better believe it. Can’t you see the signs?
If you’ve never heard of the New World Order or Alex Jones, watch this film.
Oct 26, 2007 2
“Over 2,500 years ago, one man showed the world a way to enlightenment. This beautifully produced Buddhist film meticulously reveals the fascinating story of Prince Siddhartha and the spiritual transformation that turned him into the Buddha.”
My personal choice of orthodox spiritual paths, if I had to take one. I sincerely recommend reading any Christmas Humphrey, any Buddhist koan (meditations) compilations/teachings (such as Basho and I can’t remember the other famous ones: any comments?), and Willem Van De Vetering’s The Empty Mirror.
Not a radical film as such (typical BBC docu-drama pap, really) but a subject that is a radical concept: higher psychology as religion.
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