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Amy Goodman: Interview with Julian Assange and Slovenian Philosopher Slavoj Zizek

I was going to just the read the transcript of this event, but I couldn’t help but watch it. Riveting, all the way through, as much for the tremendous ethical presence of each of the three people as for the content. Regarding content: what Julian says about the function of grand juries in America chills […]

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Maybe the joke's on DARPA?: The so-called "100 year" Starship Project

I’d just come off the high of watching the deeply informative, and sorrowfully sad satire, “Charlie Wilson’s War,” and I had heard about the movie, “The Men Who Stare at Goats,” but couldn’t remember what I’d heard. Something about “remote viewing”? Yes, indeedy. I had a grin on my face all the way through. This […]

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U.S. Colonel tells the truth about war

Thanks to Fred Burks. U.S. Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, who worked closely with Colin Powell, talks to realnews.com about stripping war of its hyperbole and boiling it down to its basics . . . Wilkinson discovered, in Naval War College seminars, that “war is not about Truth, Justice and the American Way. War is all about […]

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Papua New Guinea tribe's first meeting with the White Man

14 minutes of incredible footage, made in 1976, showing how we got their trust. We showed them our stuff! And we did it, amazingly enough, while framing both tribe and white man in the all-seeing eye of a movie camera, perhaps the most technologically sophisticated of all our stuff back then. The look in the […]

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