Någon annan betalar: En film om slöseri med dina skattepengar

Best and Brightest: Brain washed?

If You Were Eating Food that Could Kill You - Want to Know?

Evil Inc.: David vs. Monsanto

De Hjärntvättade Människorna: Ajfån 5

Tack till Vidsynt och Flute:
http://vidsynt.wordpress.com/2012/09/21/de-hjarntvattade-manniskorna/
http://flutetankar.blogspot.se/2012/09/en-smartfanesekt.html

Som Flute säger det: 
Jag får associationer till religiösa sekter. Detta exempel tar fram en av de mest absurda yttringarna i vårt samhälles sjuka konsumtionshysteri. 

Eller så talande som Vidsynt uttrycker det:
Tänk om det nu bara om det vore så väl att de endast hade lyckats få rätt på en massa Svagsinga, Hjärntvättade och oerhört Jagsvaga individer till sin butik, som anställda. Att dessa halvfigurer var ett begränsat litet undantag. Nu är tyvärr Enfalden mycket mer utbredd än så. Enfalden är en epidemi som sprider sig som en jävla cancer över hela samhällskroppen och till dess eländiga medborgare. Jag vet faktiskt inte hur många ggr jag hört de senaste veckor från individer som förefaller vara nästan helt friska och normala, Nåja, som på fullt allvar “Måste” köpa/byta in till en I-phone 5, trots att deras nuvarande telefon (givetvis en I-phone4s) fungerar alldeles utmärkt helt utan problem.

Criminalizes permaculture

The Oregon government’s criminalization of rainwater collection is exposed in a new mini-documentary by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger. The 14-minute video reveals the “collectivism” agenda behind the absurd idea that the government owns the rainwater that falls on your own property. The video was inspired by the plight of Jackson County, Oregon resident Gary Harrington, who is serving a jail sentence right now for the alleged “crime” of “water theft.” Oregon officials revoked his water right permits, fined him $1500 and threw him in jail for 30 days after accusing him of “stealing public water.” But in reality, Harrington was only engaged in permaculture practices that retain rainwater instead of allowing it to run off your property. The practice of building retaining ponds for capturing rainwater is a fundamental permaculture practice that has been used for centuries to improve sustainability and restore lands that have been stressed by clear-cutting, erosion or climate change. Rainwater collection reduces erosion, attracts wildlife and can help restore dry, arid regions to lush forests. http://www.naturalnews.com/036615_Oregon_rainwater_permaculture.html

The video the meat industry doesn't want you to see.

Fake Celebrity: Shallow society

On the night of July 27th, 2012, a huge prank was pulled in New York City and this is the video of what took place. Brett Cohen came up with a crazy idea to fool thousands of pedestrians walking the streets of Times Square into thinking he was a huge celebrity, and it worked! Not only did it work, it caused quite a stir. This social experiment, of sorts, makes a profound statement about how modern culture is so attracted to pop culture, without any real credibility needed.

Thanks to the banksters: Greek Parents Forced To Give Up Children

Chinese Forced Abortions

An image of a woman who appears to have been beaten and forced to have an abortion is causing outrage on the internet in China. Feng Jiamei was allegedly targeted for being unable to pay a fine for having more than one child. Local authorities say Feng agreed to the abortion.

Bilden av Sverige - HJÄLP

http://edition.cnn.com/2012/05/25/world/europe/sweden-eurovision-song-melodifestivalen/index.html

"Sweden in the winter is very dark and can be quite depressing. When 'Melodifestivalen' starts airing in February we're in the middle of this season, but every week leading up to the final is a week closer to spring,"

"It's almost as if 'Melodifestivalen' is the vessel that carries Sweden from the dark of winter to the light of summer, and soundtracks that journey with some awfully catchy music too."

"Melodifestivalens is the Swedish equivalent to the Superbowl," 

So it may come as a surprise to some to learn that the Swedes take the annual song competition -- occasionally viewed by some of their neighbors as a bit of a joke -- very seriously indeed.