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Forbidden Reading is a Canadian documentary dealing with the dangers of censorship. “Danger in a book lies in the eye of the censor.” This program hosted by Alberto Manguel takes a broad look at forbidden reading through examples of people willing to risk grave civil and criminal penalties in order to be heard.
Highlights from the Battle for Berkeley Free Speech Riots I – III a series of protests and fights that took place around UC Berkeley in California. Known as the birth place of the free speech movement the irony is that Berkeley is no longer a place willing to tolerate it.
Ronald Bernard, reached the highest levels as an Illuminati financial straw man. He is one of the few whistle-blowers from this world who has dared to tell his story in front of (DVM-TV), De Vrije Media’s camera.
A simple Bill O’Reilly rage tribute featuring some of Big Papa Bear’s best and worst freakout moments timed to O Fortuna by the MIT Orchestra. We’ll miss you Uncle Bill.
Astar the Robot from Planet Danger, was a popular Canadian safety PSA by the War Amps of Canada that aired from 1984-1994. In the year 2000 the Astar PSA was remastered for a new audience.
SPIN by Brian Springer exposed how media manipulation occurs in real time using satellite feeds of the big news networks. This 1995 feature length documentary gives an insight into the perception of how television is used to try and control and distort the American public’s view of reality.
On Monday April 10, 2017 White House press secretary Sean Spicer attempted to clarify the Trump administration’s position on Syria. Perhaps he revealed a little bit more than intended when he said “The goal is to destabilize Syria”.
Sit back as Grant Morrison blows your mind with his views on the collective entity that encompasses all life. This interview is from 2011 at the San Diego Comic Con.
In 1988 the PBS presenter Bill Moyers interviewed science fiction writer Isaac Asimov in what would be one of his best and last TV interviews. Asimov discusses: overpopulation, religion, science-fiction, evolution, and many global issues that still effect us today.
