Fallujah, The Hidden Massacre

The RAI documentary by Sigfrido Ranucci for the Italian RAI about the use of Chemical weapons in Fallujah by the USA army. Realljavascript:void(0)
Publish Posty. Didn't you know it? There were weapons of mass destruction in Iraq; dropped from American planes on the people of Fallujah.

Taxi To The Dark Side

This documentary tells the story of an innocent taxi driver captured and tortured to death by the Americans in Afghanistan. There has been already more than 100 cases of detainees killed while in custody of the USA. This documentary won the Oscar this year.

The Lost Tribe - CIA's Secret Army

This Al-Jazeera Documentary shows what's left of the Hmong tribe that was transformed by the CIA into a mercenary army during the American war. After losing that war, a few of the Hmong mercenaries were given asylum in the USA, but most stayed in Laos, hidden in the jungle and carrying occasional attacks. More than 30 years after the withdrawal of American troops from Vietnam, they lead a miserable life.




And part two:

17 month old baby can read

This baby is amazing! and so cute! Here is another video of her:

Chomsky at the UN

Noam Chomsky addressing the international press corp at the United Nations on June 5th, 2006.

The Trials of Henry Kissinger

A documentary about the crimes of the former U.S. Secretary of State.

Halcali remix

Halcali is one of my favourite Japanese bands. Their songs are cool enough, but their videos have the additional coolness of their dance routines, and on top of that, they are usually as creative as the music. A pleasure to watch. Let's have a look at Strawberry Chips and see if you can imitate their dance steps:


Online Videos by Veoh.com

...and the same video in youtube, in case you have problems with VEOH



Pretty cool, uh? Well, maybe that's not your kind of music (I realize that not everyone in this world likes the music I like), but I wanted to show you the original video before presenting this awesome remix. I don't usually like remixes, I think they are more suitable for the dance floor or for the car audio system of obnoxious rich kids than for casual listening, but this is just too far out.