An interesting article that directly points toward the moron and the (economic) fascist world. FUCK government and FUCK anyone who thinks that government is out to help you.

Economic Fascism Article

Fascism is an idea that most people think has been dead for decades and they are most certainly wrong. There are many ideologies that are very similar to fascism and there are a lot of aspects within fascism itself. The two primary types of fascism are economic and military. Most people know about military fascism and wouldn't believe America and most other countries in the world are already fascist countries.
Economic fascism is when governments and corporations fund each other, monopolizing and killing human freedoms along the way. This has been happening in America for years. The federal reserve give money to the government (which they make out of thin air) and the government are therefore in debt to them. This is a breeding ground for a corporate government alliance i.e. an economic fascist country. From here democracy has less and less influence on what goes on behind the scenes. The people are ignored because debts are owed to certain people. The corporations can then elect people as the government becomes more and more corrupt. This is what we have seen happen to America over the past decades. Crime has risen steadily, health-care has become a corporation and yet everyone believes this is normal only because it has happened over a long period of time. It's very simple problem yet no one can see it. The media is run by the corporations which is another major part of a fascist economy.

I hate to say it but Obama sucks. Since being in office he has done jack shit apart from fixing a few, minor, irrelevant issues like the embryo thing. I like the man, don't get me wrong, I like how he is a centrist by principle (though many will disagree with me) but that is also the reason why he sucks so much ass! Being centrist allows him to sit on his thumb. Here are some questions I would like answered from this lazy git:

1. Why isn't he bringing troops back from Iraq?
2. Why isn't he banning setting up bases in Iraq? (Don't tell me it's to stabilize Iraq cos that's BS—they want to go into Iran and he's all for it, apparently)
3. Why isn't he tackling the federal reserve and introducing ‘sound’ money?
4. Why isn't he banning RFID chips and anything of that nature?
5. Why hasn't he created a public health care system yet?

I'm seriously annoyed by Obama because he hasn't done anything. I just pray that Ron Paul runs for president again in 2012. If he doesn't then I just give up on America and the American people. I mean—you voted for Bush. Twice. I really have no respect for you—and why should I? At least 75% of you are stupid.

To follow on from this—do people not see that by creating this big monetary disaster (the credit crisis) the American government will make people believe that more government is a good thing and will create a positive approach to government regulations. I.E. Allow the government to run the show more than before. This will only lead to more freedoms being destroyed and exploited and eventually a one world government.

I loved this video from The Black Eyed Peas—the way it morphs into the next song almost brinks on disaster with a techno remix but the DJ just pulls it off. Probably the best video I have seen in a while! :p

Princess Mononoke: A slightly more serious venture from artistic genius Hayao Miyazaki, Princess Mononoke makes Miyazaki my favourite animator of all time. A traditional (feeling) storyline which uses the animation to emphasize the seriousness of the situation allowing the viewer to really want the couple to succeed. If you know anything about Japanese culture you'll see the intended hidden message here and it's a very important message. The fact that the bad-guy is a girl is a good twist. 4 Stars

Howl's Moving Castle: Miyazaki's worst to date. It's surprising since he rarely tells a bad story but here we have unlikable characters and an irrelevant plot. I always like his animating but come-on? This was dull. 2.5 Stars

Spirited Away: Perfect in every way. Great storyline, great characters—even the way it is animated into focus you can tell Miyazaki is pushing perfection. I'll admit if there ever was a moment when I nearly cried for a character on film it's when she can't tell which pigs are her parents. Miyazaki's best work. 4 Stars

I really want to have a house party... all I need is a house! :p

A list of things I'd need:

1. Bowl(s) of punch.

2. Cooler with some sort of pineapple flavoured alcohol.

3. My speakers set up in their best position (try to minimize the mid trouble) and iPod set to shuffle (hopefully somewhere hidden! :p).

4. Decorations around the house—maybe some bean bags/blow-up chairs.

5. Food! Pizzas, snacks etc, beer and, perhaps, some weed O:-). Good beer (at least Heineken, Becks or the such).

6. People!! :p Good people who know how to have a good time but are not hipster douche-bags who will puke on your floor and trash your house.

7. A house/the money/the friends/the perfect timing to fund the party.... T_T :p

Album Reviews:

Vampire Weekend: Contra:

Although,at first, I sort of preferred the instantness of their first record this one is much smarter. Far more experimental (or should I say reaching), they have matured since their last venture. ‘Giving Up the Gun’ is my favourite of the singles and I was pleasantly surprised to see Jake Gyllenhaal in the video. The boys have a new found confidence in their own ability and it really shines through. A strong hopeful it will probably be in my top 10 of the year. A

Spoon: Transference:

I instantly liked this if only for it's instrumentals. A little more depressive than some of their earlier work—it's kind of refreshing. The only album of theirs that, really, merits much praise is ‘Kill the Moonlight’ which was a great album. It's hard to like these songs based on the lyrics—the melodies are cold and bleak. I do like Daniel though as he kind of speaks to me in a way—he's tormented by his own reluctance to relax. A sort of unintentional depression which he battles throughout the 11 tracks. Not long enough to continue my attention and not catchy enough to cause any major affections but I'm interested in what it stands for. A−

The Flaming Lips: Embryonic:

Wow, the first good CD from one of the most annoying bands in history. They loosen up on their prog-rock tradition a little and allow a more direct output. Although I still find everything about this band annoying it is a surprising effort considering their track record. The meaning behind each of the tracks is just made-up hipster trash (a la Animal Collective). It would still be stupid even if their was meaning. Maybe they should have consolidated the tracks? A−