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See my lawsuit that was DISMISSED TWICE even though I am now filing a Motion for reconsideration with the U.S. Supreme Court: case no. 11-9327…..I guess I …
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Note: I mistakenly said @ ~0:48 that “No natural resources were made by God”. BIG MISTAKE. I meant to say “No natural resources were made by people”. Many pe…
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http://www.HomeBookMix.com This is the summary of American Indian Baskets I: 1500 Artist Biographies (American Indian Art Series) by Gregory Schaaf.
The 13th Annual San Diego Asian Film Festival 2012 (November 1-9) UPLOADED: THE ASIAN AMERICAN MOVEMENT Long relegated to exaggerated stereotypes that lampoon, oppress, or make irrelevant completely, Asians Americans were able to sidestep the embarrassing film and TV caricatures and find creative outlets with self-representations in independent films like the landmark Better Luck Tomorrowin 2002. Yet, that brief window of possibility did not translate into an explosion of opportunity in the mainstream. These cycles of pessimism make the massive popularity of Asian Americans on digital moving image channels like YouTube all the more impressive and empowering. Young videomakers and performers like Ryan Higa, Christine Gambino, and Kevin Wu have in many ways redefined Asian American mainstream and niche identities — and have been extraordinarily successful in the process. First-time feature filmmaker Kane Diep’s UPLOADED: THE ASIAN AMERICAN MOVEMENT examines the movement of Asian American actors, filmmakers, dancers, and musicians to the digital sphere, and the movement it has created in audiences and in popular culture more generally. Through insightful interviews with Asian American performers of both old and new media, the documentary imagines social media as a democratic platform to revolutionize the Asian American creative arts. –Eric Lallana Film Screening: UltraStar Mission Valley November 6, 2012 at 6:25PM Buy Tickets Here! festival.sdaff.org
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SEADocs — The Southeast Asian Student Documentary Award is a competition to encourage the art of documentary filmmaking in the region as a platform to engage with pressing social and environmental issues. The 2011 competition invites students aged 18 — 28 in Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam to make a film under the theme “Tree{s} of Life: Seeds of Change”. Fourth Year Student of the Department of Media and Communication of the Royal University Kim Samath was one of three contestants for Cambodia chosen to participate in the international competition. For her film “Prey Lang – Fire of Light, Light of Hope” she traveled to the Prey Lang Forest to investigate how people are living close with the largest forest in the area that is under constant threat of deforestation. The Southeast Asian Student Documentary Awards is an initiative by the Goethe Institute.
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VIETNAM American Holocaust (Documentary) Narrated by Martin Sheen This is a highly informative and educational documentary. There is no government on planet Earth that can be trusted! They all conspire against their own people and the people of other countries. Now they want an unchallenged, unchecked, unaccountable and unelected New World Order governing us all under the United Nations where the European Union along with applied and tested Communist Chinese Models of enforcement will be the tyrannical power of the day. Thomas Jefferson Quotes www.federalbudget.com History has taught all Jews that whenever there is not multiple opposing governments which can be played financially against one another, that they will be exterminated in an exponential manner. Unchecked power cannot be challenged and therefore can never be allowed to exist even by electing a single one world government because history has always shown that within 20 years the government will become entirely corrupt and tyrannical in nature. This documentary proves that the United States never has had any honor, shown to the Sioux at Wounded Knee (remember they wanted them disarmed too), giving Native Americans Smallpox contaminated blankets, the use of US Marines and the US Navy to steal Hawaii from its already well established Monarchy and locking its Queen under house arrest on the 3rd floor of her Palace like Rapunzel. Then after Vietnam, allowing Bayer Corporation the makers of Aspirin to market AIDS …
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Ron Paul not planning to campaign for McCain April 28, 2008 Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul has not received much attention from the media since Senator John McCain became the presumptive nominee. However, Paul is far from giving up on his campaign. He recently received 16% of the vote in the Pennsylvania GOP primary, and his followers brought a Nevada state convention to a standstill over the weekend. Paul appeared on CNN’s American Morning on Monday to talk about the campaign and his new book, “The Revolution: A Manifesto.” He also suggested he “probably” won’t be campaigning for John McCain. “We need to change,” Paul told CNN’s John Roberts. “The big question is, which way are we going? … There’s not much difference between the three [candidates].” “Do you have any interest in campaigning for John McCain?” Roberts asked “Probably not,” replied Paul. “Not unless he changes his tune — like bring the troops home.” “How can you be a good Republican if you don’t campaign for the Republican candidate?” Roberts wondered. “Maybe you’re a good Republican if you stand up for Republican principles,” Paul asserted. Paul then outlined his radical free market solutions for the economy, saying “We need to immediately balance the budget, pay down some of the debt, let people go back to work.” He told Roberts that he would rely solely on the market to control the prices of food and fuel. “If you turn it over to the market, wouldn’t they just drill every untapped resource …
Ron Paul not planning to campaign for McCain April 28, 2008 Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul has not received much attention from the media since Senator John McCain became the presumptive nominee. However, Paul is far from giving up on his campaign. He recently received 16% of the vote in the Pennsylvania GOP primary, and his followers brought a Nevada state convention to a standstill over the weekend. Paul appeared on CNN’s American Morning on Monday to talk about the campaign and his new book, “The Revolution: A Manifesto.” He also suggested he “probably” won’t be campaigning for John McCain. “We need to change,” Paul told CNN’s John Roberts. “The big question is, which way are we going? … There’s not much difference between the three [candidates].” “Do you have any interest in campaigning for John McCain?” Roberts asked “Probably not,” replied Paul. “Not unless he changes his tune — like bring the troops home.” “How can you be a good Republican if you don’t campaign for the Republican candidate?” Roberts wondered. “Maybe you’re a good Republican if you stand up for Republican principles,” Paul asserted. Paul then outlined his radical free market solutions for the economy, saying “We need to immediately balance the budget, pay down some of the debt, let people go back to work.” He told Roberts that he would rely solely on the market to control the prices of food and fuel. “If you turn it over to the market, wouldn’t they just drill every untapped resource …
Andrew Napolitano, Thomas E Woods Jr and Kevin R Gutzman discuss the deteriorating state of American federalism and how the states could use nullification to trim federal powers back toward their Constitutional design. LibertyPen.com
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Making The Video: Green Day – American Idiot [1/2] Making the song American Idiot of Green Day. —————————————- STORY: American Idiot is the seventh studio album by the American punk rock band Green Day. It was co-produced with longterm collaborator Rob Cavallo and released on September 21, 2004 through Reprise Records. In mid-2003, the band began recording songs for an album titled Cigarettes and Valentines. However, the master tracks were lost and the band decided to start over rather than re-record Cigarettes and Valentines. They decided to produce a rock opera, inspired by the work of The Who and numerous musicals. It follows the life of “Jesus of Suburbia”, a sort of anti-hero created by Billie Joe Armstrong. Following early recording at Oakland, California’s Studio 880, the band finished the album in Los Angeles. The album achieved popularity worldwide, charting in 26 countries and reaching number one in nineteen of them, including the United States and the United Kingdom. Since its release, American Idiot has sold over 13 million copies worldwide, including 267000 in its opening week.[1][2] The album won numerous awards including a Grammy for Best Rock Album, and was received mostly well by music critics. The album’s protagonist, Jesus of Suburbia, emerged out of Armstrong asking himself what sort of person the title of “American Idiot” referred to. Armstrong described the character as essentially an anti-hero, a powerless “everyman …
Making The Video: Green Day – American Idiot [1/2] Making the song American Idiot of Green Day. —————————————- STORY: American Idiot is the seventh studio album by the American punk rock band Green Day. It was co-produced with longterm collaborator Rob Cavallo and released on September 21, 2004 through Reprise Records. In mid-2003, the band began recording songs for an album titled Cigarettes and Valentines. However, the master tracks were lost and the band decided to start over rather than re-record Cigarettes and Valentines. They decided to produce a rock opera, inspired by the work of The Who and numerous musicals. It follows the life of “Jesus of Suburbia”, a sort of anti-hero created by Billie Joe Armstrong. Following early recording at Oakland, California’s Studio 880, the band finished the album in Los Angeles. The album achieved popularity worldwide, charting in 26 countries and reaching number one in nineteen of them, including the United States and the United Kingdom. Since its release, American Idiot has sold over 13 million copies worldwide, including 267000 in its opening week.[1][2] The album won numerous awards including a Grammy for Best Rock Album, and was received mostly well by music critics. The album’s protagonist, Jesus of Suburbia, emerged out of Armstrong asking himself what sort of person the title of “American Idiot” referred to. Armstrong described the character as essentially an anti-hero, a powerless “everyman …
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