Unconstitutional – The War On Our Civil Liberties
Posted in Democracy Tagged alleged terrorism suspects, American Civil Liberties Union, Aquil Abdullah, Azmat Begg, Bob Barr, civil liberties, Daniel Raskov, Dick Cheney, Earl Katz, extended confinement, Government, immigrants, immigration laws, John Ashcroft, mass deportation, Nonny de la Peña, patriot act, Patriot Act abuse, police state, politics, prisoner abuse, Robert Greenwald, Tony Blair, torture, U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft, U.S. Constitution, undermine free speech, USA Patriot Act Leave a comment
Manufacturing Consent
Posted in Democracy Tagged american politics, archive, Bill Moyers, biography, corporate imperialism, East Timor, Edward S. Herman, elite, Government, Indonesia, Kelvin Flook, Mark Achbar, mass media, Michel Foucault, national media, Noam Chomsky, Peter Jennings, Peter Wintonick, propaganda, Tom Wolfe, William Buckley Leave a comment
The New Rulers Of The World
Posted in Democracy, Economy Tagged globalization, IMF, imperialism, Indonesia, John Pilger, Nike, poverty, slavery, wealth, world bank 2 Comments
Alex Jones – The Matrix Of Evil
Posted in Democracy, Economy, War Tagged 911 coverup, Alex Jones, bilderberg, cellphone tracking, conspiracy, Craig Roberts, Cynthia McKinney, DARPA surveillance, Dick Cheney, eugenics, federal reserve, Frank Morales, global elite, government sponsored terrorism, gun control, military-industrial complex, neocons, neoconservatives, new world order, North American Union, police state, political assasinations, Ron Paul, satellite tracking, social engineers, USA Patriot Act Leave a comment
Wal Mart – The High Cost Of Low Prices
Posted in Economy Tagged 102 Billion Dollar Walton family, business owners, China, corporate greed, corporation, employees, greed, health care, inhumane conditions, Lee Scott, low wage, politics, Robert Greenwald, slave labor, slave workers overseas, slavery, sociology, sweatshops, union protection, us, wal-mart, Walton family, workers Leave a comment
Flow: For Love of Water
Posted in Economy, Environmental Tagged africa, bolivia, bottled water, corporate fundamentalists, corporate tyrannies, daily struggle, development, drought, health, humanity, IMF, India, Irena Salina, Maude Barlow, Michigan, Natural Resources Defense Council, poisoned, privatization, South Africa, toxification, toxification of water, Vandana Shiva, water, water racket, water rights, world bank 1 Comment
Manufactured Landscapes
Posted in Economy, Environmental Tagged Bangladesh, China, civilization, construction, dams, debris, depressing, dumping grounds, ecology, Edward Burtynsky, environmental consciousness, environmental self-destructiveness, environmentalism, factories, industrial endeavor, industrial revolution, industrialization, Jennifer Baichwal, jobs, mines, Peter Mettler, photography, quarries, recycling yards, slag heaps, Three Gorges Dam, transformed environment, waste Leave a comment
The 11th Hour
Posted in Economy, Environmental Tagged climate change, Coldplay, consumer choice, danger, deforestation, droughts, earth, eating organic, ecological consciousness, environmental experts, environmentalism, ethics, Global Green, global warming, green, human race, hurricanes, interviews, James Woolsey, Kenny Ausubel, Leila Conners Peterson, Leonardo DiCaprio, Mikhail Gorbachev, Mogwai, Nadia Connors, nature, over-mining, planet Earth, polar bears, politicians, pollution, Ray Anderson, Scientists, Sigur Rós, solar power, solutions, Stephen Hawking, sustainable, Thom Hartmann, Wangari Maathai, wildlife Leave a comment
Planet Earth – Ocean Deep
Posted in Environmental Tagged 200 locations, 40 cameramen, adventure, africa, animals, arctic, BBC, bbc series, coldest place, conservation, daily struggle, David Attenborough, discovery channel, earth, educational, environmentalis, extreme habitat, global warming, habitat, hottest place, humans, Images of Mountains, jungles, mountains, nature, nature documentary, nature series, photography, planet Earth, science, survival, tv series, volcanos, wildlife Leave a comment
