1   | Christian Fascism - The Jesus Gestapo + documentary “Jesus Camp” submited by grrow in People |
Tens of millions of Americans, lumped into a diffuse and fractious movement known as the Christian right, have begun to dismantle the intellectual and scientific rigor of the Enlightenment. They are creating a theocratic state based on “biblical law,” and shutting out all those they define as the enemy.
Source: http://www.makeahistory.com/index.php/recent-news/397-chr...
Album-a-Day - Instant art movement, Crap Art project
What are those rock stars doing wlth their months long reoordmg sessrons ln the Bahamas anyway? The bedroom genluses who partrcrpate m the Crap Art websrte Album a Day project (crapart spaoebar org/aad) wnte record and mrx an entue album (well at least 20 minutes ) worth of songs m 24 hours and upload the results for others to hear (usually at mp3 com) The site’s motto IS A bad song iS better than no song…..
La Via Campesina - food and farming for the Earth
Food sovereignty is about a system of agriculture where people get to decide their own food and agricultural policies in their own countries without being dictated by foundations or institutions like the WTO or the IMF or the World Bank or trade agreements.People decide what they’re going to eat, who’s going to produce it, what’s going to be produced. And more than that, it’s a whole life system that is sustainable, that respects Mother Earth, that respects human rights and the rights of people to live in dignity, to be well-fed, to be reasonably taken care of, have a decent standard of living. Everything that food sovereignty encompasses is human rights, women’s rights and education: everything that makes a good life and protects the planet.
Bertrand Russell - Why I Am Not A Christian
A speech given by Bertrand Russell, March 6, 1927, National Secular Society, South London branch, Battersea Town Hall …......... “As your chairman has told you, the subject about which I am to speak tonight is “Why I Am Not a Christian.” Perhaps it would be as well, first of all, to try to make out what one means by the word “Christian.” It is used these days in a very loose sense by a great many people…....
Abbie Hoffman: Steal (download free) This Book + *Steal This Movie!* free movie about Hoffman
Abbie Hoffman was the stand-up comedian of the Anti-War Movement, beloved by everyone who appreciated high jinks in their dogma, freedom of thought in their self-evident truths. The book includes advice on such topics as growing cannabis, starting a pirate radio station, living in a commune, stealing food, shoplifting, stealing credit cards, preparing a legal defense, making pipe bombs, and obtaining a free buffalo from the U.S. Department of the Interior. It discusses various tactics of fighting as well as giving a detailed list of affordable and easy ways to find weapons and armor that can be used in the event of a confrontation with law enforcement. The book advocates rebelling against authority in all forms, governmental and corporate.
The internet as a metaphor for God?
In her ground-breaking study of human identity in the age of the Internet (Life on the Screen), Sherry Turkle reports that numerous computer users she has interviewed talk of their online experience in spiritual terms. In these narratives people tell her that computer networks “resonate with our most profound sense that life is not predictable. They provoke spiritual, even religious speculations.” She cites one interviewee who concludes: “To me, it’s God coming together with science, and computers have made it all possible.”
Jesus and Mary Chain rocker Jim Reid avoids movie about band + free discography
ROCKER Jim Reid has revealed he will never watch Upside Down, the new movie charting the rise of The Jesus And Mary Chain – even though he appears in it. Just screened for the first time at the London Film Festival, it tells the chaotic story of Creation Records, founded by Alan McGee in 1984.+ discography free download
Cyborg Masochism, Homo-Fascism: Rereading Terminator 2
Perhaps the most iconic cinematic image of manhood from the days of the presidency of George Bush 41 (1989-1993) is that of Arnold Schwarzenegger as the titular cyborg in the ad for the 1991 film Terminator 2: Judgment Day, sitting atop a motorcycle, wearing a black leather jacket, black T-shirt, and black sunglasses from whose left lens a red point of light glows, an enormous phallus of a gun held in his right hand and pointed aggressively upwards, the entire image darkly swathed in an ominous blue-black neon glow.
