I finally bit the bullet and linked the blog to Facebook. Although I feel the Borg is rising to suck our souls into a massive machine cyborganism, I don’t write anything of a sensitive nature on either platform. It’s best to keep life private from snooping corpoations and to have their content be all public. [...]
Archive for February, 2012
Shout Out to Our Facebook Readers!
Posted: February 29, 2012 in -Tags: cross platform, facebook, wordpress
Shout out to our Facebook Readers!
Posted: February 29, 2012 in -Tags: facebook, linking accounts, wordpress
We’re now on Facebook as well (if this test proves successful). http://politicalfilm.wordpress.com/
The Future of Food (2009) – Free Online
Posted: February 28, 2012 in -Tags: agriculture, farming, food, future of food, GMO, monsanto, pesticides, roundup, Roundup Ready
Film Website GMO Frankenfoods and you. See also California’s initiative to force the labeling of GMOs: labelgmos.org
Atlas Shrugged (2011)
Posted: February 28, 2012 in Pam MartensTags: alan greenspan, atlas shrugged, ayn rand, elite philosophy, greed, objectivism, pam martens, selfishness
This is NOT a movie review of the recent film, which I have no desire whatsoever to bother with. This is so much more informative and useful… Ayn Rand: the Tea Party’s Miscast Matriarch by PAM MARTENS Gary Weiss, long time Wall Street reporter and author, has written a new book, due out this week [...]
Anonymous (2011): Class, Conspiracy, and Shakespeare
Posted: February 26, 2012 in Jennifer EppsTags: Anonymous, conspiracy, Shakespeare
By Jennifer Epps Director Roland Emmerich makes a huge transition, from tentpole disaster flicks to literary whodunit, in the period piece Anonymous — which came out on DVD this month and was nominated for an Oscar for Best Costume Design. This speculative fiction feature asks whether Shakespeare was a fraud and comes up with an [...]
The Rum Diary may not be a great film, but it is definitely a political film. This Hunter S. Thompson novel unfolds on the island of Puerto Rico in 1960 where Johnny Depp playing a thinly-veiled Thompson, by the name of Paul Kemp, awakens to the realities of the American domination of that territory. Depp, [...]
The Secrets to Filming a Peaceful Protest If Police Attack
Posted: February 25, 2012 in -Tags: citizen journalism, occupy wall street, peaceful protest, police repression, video techniques
This is from Occupy The Movie.


