Some Multi-Media stuff
Jun. 27th, 2004 03:37 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kallistiiWell, I went out tonight with our Phriar Phriend, and saw Fahrenheit 9/11...WOW!
Bush is toast.
It is a very powerful film. It leaves no doubt in my mind that Bush not only went into Iraq for the oil, but had planned to do so even before he was elected. The Fundie/Right-Wing/Facist coalition that has taken over the Republican Party are really going to hate this film, as it skewers their puppet and those around him. As many commentators in the US media have said, Colin Powell is not very happy about what has happened, and I am willing to bet that after the election will do a Richard Clark with a tell-all book that nails the coffin on the Bush family. We could see major legal action against Bush & Co, which would be nice. Too bad for all the poor souls who have died in Iraq this couldn't happen sooner.
The film is also very disturbing. It is scary how close the Bush regime has come to getting everything they want. They are as scary, only more so than the PQ in Quebec. Both are just steps away from National Socialism.
But enough depressing and scary stuff...
How many Canadian's here remember the "Hinterland's Who's Who?" short films that were shown on Canadian TV? Well, they are now available on the Net! Go to http://www.hww.ca. You need Quicktime to play them. They seem to work fine under Linux, so they don't use any esoteric Quicktime codecs.
That's it for now. Off to watch some more Inu Yasha!
ttyl
Bush is toast.
It is a very powerful film. It leaves no doubt in my mind that Bush not only went into Iraq for the oil, but had planned to do so even before he was elected. The Fundie/Right-Wing/Facist coalition that has taken over the Republican Party are really going to hate this film, as it skewers their puppet and those around him. As many commentators in the US media have said, Colin Powell is not very happy about what has happened, and I am willing to bet that after the election will do a Richard Clark with a tell-all book that nails the coffin on the Bush family. We could see major legal action against Bush & Co, which would be nice. Too bad for all the poor souls who have died in Iraq this couldn't happen sooner.
The film is also very disturbing. It is scary how close the Bush regime has come to getting everything they want. They are as scary, only more so than the PQ in Quebec. Both are just steps away from National Socialism.
But enough depressing and scary stuff...
How many Canadian's here remember the "Hinterland's Who's Who?" short films that were shown on Canadian TV? Well, they are now available on the Net! Go to http://www.hww.ca. You need Quicktime to play them. They seem to work fine under Linux, so they don't use any esoteric Quicktime codecs.
That's it for now. Off to watch some more Inu Yasha!
ttyl
