Archive for the 'Resistance' Category
Lost Middle-Class Tribe’s ‘Secret’ Eco-Village in Wales Spotted in Aerial Photograph
September 18th, 2008No permit? Not taxed? Must be destroyed! Well, the near-victims fought back and won. (Must see pictures.) Via: Daily Mail: For five happy years they enjoyed simple lives in their straw and mud huts. Generating their own power and growing their own food, they strived for self-sufficiency and thrived in homes that looked more suited […]
People Who Live Without TV
September 5th, 2008Is it really only one to two percent of Americans who don’t watch TV? Maybe they ought to be on the terrorist watch list. Citizens shouldn’t be turning off their telescreens! WARNING: Nonsense Left/Right political labels ahead. Via: Yahoo News: For many Americans the thought of life without TV is akin to forgoing food, shelter […]
Scores of Chinese Air Passengers Smashed Computers and Desks and Clashed with Police
August 28th, 2008It’s like a scene out of Player Piano. Via: Reuters: Scores of Chinese air passengers smashed computers and desks and clashed with police Tuesday after a night stranded at an airport without accommodation, state media said. More than 170 passengers were due to leave Kunming, capital of southwestern Yunnan province, on three flights operated by […]
Vaccine Nation
August 19th, 2008For most people, vaccinating themselves and their children seems like a good idea. Vaccines are safe, effective and are supposed to protect us against dangerous infectious diseases — Right? Wrong! What you don’t know can harm you or kill you! In this groundbreaking film, you will: * See the truth about the dangers of vaccines […]
Mexico City Looks for Food Crisis Solution in Families’ Backyards and Roof Terraces
July 3rd, 2008Via: Financial Times: Mexico City, one of the world’s most populous and polluted metropolitan areas, is working on its own solution to the rapidly rising cost of food: grow your own. Led by Marcelo Ebrard, the city’s leftwing mayor, the local governmenthas decided to expand a “backyard agriculture programme” launched last year to encourage the […]
Supreme Court Consults Captain Obvious on Second Amendment
June 26th, 2008Self defense and hunting… HA. Yeah right. Self defense against, and hunting of fascists is more like it. Via: AP: The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Americans have a right to own guns for self-defense and hunting, the justices’ first major pronouncement on gun rights in U.S. history. The court’s 5-4 ruling struck down the […]
Britain: MP Resigns Over Maniac Fascist 42 Day Detention Policy
June 13th, 2008Via: Independent: David Davis became an unlikely hero of liberal Britain yesterday by sacrificing his political career to launch a one-man crusade against the Government’s plan for suspected terrorists to be detained for 42 days without charge. The former SAS reservist, who supports the death penalty for premeditated murder, shook Britain’s political establishment to its […]
How One Man Went from Living the Urban Rat Race to Living Like a Desert Rat
June 4th, 2008Here’s an interesting read about a family who threw in the towel on big city living. I don’t agree that deserts are a good way of going, but to each his own. Becky and I have the same general philosophy as these people, and practice similar behaviors in terms of the local economy. In short: […]
The World According to Monsanto
June 3rd, 2008Guys, I’m very behind with posts. One of the reasons is because I watched this documentary tonight. Please find the time to watch this and share it around. I’ll catch up on posts tomorrow. Watch: The World According to Monsanto Via: GreenPeace: A new movie has dealt yet another severe blow to the credibility of […]
Native Americans Buying Their Own Land Back with Casino Profits
May 28th, 2008Via: Star Tribune: Face black with soot, Victoria Ranua strides across a Scott County hillside, painting it with fire. What begins as a low thin strip of yellow, ignited by her torch, leaps behind her at once into a huge hedge of dancing flames, racing across dry prairie grasses. The process, Ranua said, helps the […]
