Home Project (movie, for those not yet seen it)
Saturday, 13. June 2009, 08:32:41
hey guys,
in case you haven't heared of: till sunday you can watch the movie 'Home' on YT for free. it's got quite an unspoken impact on human rights, in terms of shows that a lot of the 'successes' in politics/life are based on nature destruction. so I guess one should avoid any comparison of what we archieve to what the types did who never paid their price in life. yeah, seems important. and I don't mean corporations with that because they only have to carry out what's been forced by consumers, that's the way I see it.
anyways: don't let my little comment above take your neutral view on this great movie, which explains to people who didn't have a chance to connect to the problems, yet, and maintains some wonderful images. though really not for academic people who already did research. I like the speaker, you know, the style.
here's the link: -> http://www.youtube.com/user/homeproject
thanks to PPR and YT for making this available for free!
in case you haven't heared of: till sunday you can watch the movie 'Home' on YT for free. it's got quite an unspoken impact on human rights, in terms of shows that a lot of the 'successes' in politics/life are based on nature destruction. so I guess one should avoid any comparison of what we archieve to what the types did who never paid their price in life. yeah, seems important. and I don't mean corporations with that because they only have to carry out what's been forced by consumers, that's the way I see it.
anyways: don't let my little comment above take your neutral view on this great movie, which explains to people who didn't have a chance to connect to the problems, yet, and maintains some wonderful images. though really not for academic people who already did research. I like the speaker, you know, the style.
here's the link: -> http://www.youtube.com/user/homeproject
thanks to PPR and YT for making this available for free!
WIDGETIZE