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America : Freedom to Fascism

Subtitrare in limba romana

America: Freedom to Fascism este un documentar realizat de Aaron Russo, in care se incearca aflarea adevarului intr-un mod obiectiv despre bancile private si sistemul de taxe la nivelul populatiei de rand. Prin interviuri costisitoare cu experti si autoritati, regizorul scoate la iveala faptul uimitor ca Guvernul Federal si bancile ii prostesc pe americanii de rand, punandu-i sa plateasca taxe si impozite care ajung in buzunarele celor bogati. Acesta nu este un documentar bazat pe opinii, banuieli sau comentarii din presa. Este un documentar real, cu un scop, acela de a instiinta fiecare salariat despre banci, taxe, cum a inceput totul si unde se duc banii. In 1913, America era o tara libera. Apoi, o clica de bancheri a atins telul inaintasilor lor. America n-a mai fost aceeasi, si in curand lumea nu va mai fi aceeasi. Cine face banii, face regulile! Cine conduce in realitate guvernul SUA? Va invitam sa urmariti varianta finala a documentarului semnat de Aaron Russo, America: Freedom To Fascism. Regizorul a ascultat opiniile si reactiile primite dupa lansarea filmului si a decis incarcarea acestuia pe serverele Google Video, pentru a fi vizionat de cat mai multa lume. In doar 10 zile, documentarul a fost deja urmarit de circa 141.000 de ori! Dorinta lui Russo a fost ca americanii sa se trezeasca la realitate - pentru a nu cadea definitiv prada fortelor care incearca sa-si supuna intreaga umanitate. Principalul scop al documentarului se poate rezuma in cateva cuvinte simple: SHUT DOWN THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM! (INCHIDETI SISTEMUL FEDERAL DE REZERVE! - institutia care tine loc de “banca centrala” a SUA, pentru amanunte vezi serialul Creatura de la Jekyll Island de Edward G. Griffin) Pentru detalii despre film, abonare la buletine etc. vizitati www.freedomtofascism.com

Lectia de Istorie - Procesul de la Nuremberg

Judgment at Nuremberg -part9

Recomand cu placere acest film ce poate fi considerat oricand o lectie de istorie.Pentru doritori, il gasiti pe bucati in fereastra la finalul fiecarei parti.

"More than a motion picture...It is an overwhelming experience in human emotion you will never forget!"

Just My Imagination

Cranberries - Just My Imagination


Dolores O'Riordan - Ordinary Day

Orthodox People’s Militia

Here’s a new one. The Moscow Patriarch announced that it plans to create an “Orthodox People’s Militia” under the auspices of the Russian Orthodox Church. The militia, according to Father Vsevolod Chaplin, will be:

"Small groups which will literally dominate the street life of districts, small cities, and villages. And here, I think the Orthodox militia can maintain order in their hometowns. Now there exists military-patriotic groups who are physically fit under many church communes and parishes. They could show a good amount of civil activity."

The groups, which seem to already have been created, will make their official debut on 1 December. And what will be their most immediate task? According to Father Kirill Frolov, the leader of the Moscow division of the Union of Orthodox Citizens, the militias will “in some degree be dictated by the possible outcomes of the financial crisis, in particular unemployment. The militiamen will uphold civil peace and prevent the manifestation of extremism.” The Moscow MVD has already expressed interest in the project.

It’s no coincidence that the announcement of an Orthodox militia also coincides with planned Dissenters’ March on 14 December. One assumes that when the good Father speaks of extremism, he means Other Russia. The Dissenters’ March falls on the anniversary of the Decembrist Uprising of 1825. We all know what happened then: the uprising of hopeful nobles was crushed, ushering in the reign of Nicholas I. Nicholas is said to have conducted some of the interrogations personally and a compilation of the usurpers’ testimony is said to have sat on his desk as a reminder. Given the emphasis Nicholas put on Othodoxy as a emblem of Russian nationalism, the potential participation of Orthodox militas as a foil to Other Russia’s plans strikes of a certain historical irony.

What is perhaps less ironic is the fact that the militias are supported by Nashi. Nashi is no stranger to organizing street militias to aid the cops. Readers will remember that Nashi created the Voluntary Youth Militia before the 2007 parlimentary elections to combat disruptions by “extremist organizations.” Now it seems this experience will be taste tested with an added Orthodox flavor.

Indeed, Nashi has been cozying up to the Orthodox Church as of late. Orthodoxy is being more and more incorporated into Nashi’s ideology and identity. Last week, during a meeting with Nashi members, Metropolitan Kirill said that there is a need for an all-Russia youth organization based on “traditional values.” “We used to have a youth organization (i.e. the Komsomol) working all through the country. It did a lot of useful work and many of those who belong to political elite today stepped out of the organization, where they gained administrative experience.” How times have changed. ..... more here

From : http://seansrussiablog.org God’s Army /November 21, 2008 |

Dreams that Money Can Buy

Surrealist painter and Dada film-theorist Hans Richter wrote, produced, and directed the experimental exercise Dreams That Money Can Buy, one of the most significant contributions to the 20th-century "avant garde" movement. The project began in 1944, while Richter was director of the Institute of Film Techniques at City College in New York. Combining short scenarios written by such world-renowned artists as Max Ernst, Marcel Duchamps, Man Ray, Alexander Calder and Fernand Leger, Richter came up with a full-color, feature-length study in dreamlike "wish fulfillment." The film's only nod to continuity is the presence of a self-styled heavenly psychiatrist, whose patients purportedly visualize the images which play across the screen.



Described by one observer as "surreal yet somewhat Jungian," Dreams That Money Can Buy cost $25,000 and was three years in the making (Richter liked to take his time: his later Dadascope took five years!) Its New York premiere was greeted with a mixture of bravos and bewilderment, especially when the projectionist elected to show the film on the wall and ceiling rather than the screen. One assumes that the projectionist was less capricious when Dreams That Money Can Buy won a special prize at the 1947 Venice Film Festival. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide


Bonus - Mastercard Viral

Steve Knowles - Viral for Mastercard from Darren Di Lieto on Vimeo.

The animation was directed by Christian Bevilacqua and produced by Therapy Films. The illustrations were by Steve Knowles & you can find his agent at pvuk.com.

Riot Gear - Neo-Nazis attack on Litvínov Roma

On Monday the Czech Republic witnessed some of its worst street violence in recent memory when hundreds of right-wing extremists in the north Bohemian town of Litvínov clashed with Czech police. In the incident, Neo-Nazis veered away from a planned march and attempted to attack a nearby Roma suburb, highlighting long-growing tensions between the local Roma and non-Roma community. The battle lasted some three hours and led to several arrests and more than a dozen injuries.



Monday, November the 17th, Litvínov: smoke, thrown bottles, tear gas. Scenes of chaos and violence came to the fore as police struggled to subdue the most aggressive demonstrators, some of them badly bloodied. Radicals from around the Czech Republic, many of them supporters of the ultra-right Workers’ Party had gathered in Litvínov for a planned protest march; their attempt to storm the neighbourhood of Janov, largely populated by Roma residents, set off the three-hour battle. Police in riot gear, some of them on horseback, had been given the strictest orders to prevent Neo-Nazis from breaking through and in the end they succeeded. Nonetheless, it was one of the ugliest clashes involving the far-right, says Zdeněk Zbořil, a political scientist specialising in extremist movements.

He himself was at the scene: “It was worse in person than on TV because many locals joined the right-wing extremists. There were about 500 ultra right-wingers but together with the locals there were maybe more than 1,200. They left in the final push for Janov, but showed support for the extremists until then. They said that it was impossible to live next to the Roma, and that there was absolutely no communication between the communities. So, things have really escalated and in a way it’s ‘too late’. I’ve seen demonstrations where radicals used the Hitler salute, but this is the first time I’ve seen such support from locals – this was something different.



A special conflict resolution team was deployed by the police, designed to prevent an escalation of violence at demonstrations or sports events. On Saturday in Litvínov, the team had to calm down both sides.

Two weeks ago, the police prevented a similar conflict in the Janov neighbourhood, where 70 Roma armed with sticks, golf clubs and axe handles were facing an approaching crowd of Workers' Party supporters.

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