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Gingers Do Have Souls

For those of you who have seen the Ginger episode of South Park, this video will make sense and will probably prove hilarious. The protagonist of this clip tries to combat the claim that 'ginger's' don't have souls. How successful was he? Not very in my opinion.

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A hero's welcome for the famous Iraqi shoe thrower

16 sep | A hero's welcome awaits a famous Iraqi terrorist. Unlike the recent welcome home party that actually does make me sick, the latest welcome home party I'm in favor of. The party is for the famous Iraqi shoe thrower.

The Iraqi who tested George Bush's reflex skills(which were pretty sharp I must say) is due to be release to a huge welcome home party including women, sports cars, and a buffet of career possibilitie- TPM . . read more

South Park: the most important artwork this decade?- by Liam Maguire

5 feb | South Park the American cartoon created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone was always intended for mature audiences. South Park quickly became infamous for its crude, satirical and slapstick ‘toilet humour’ always with a simple concept. But now, into their thirteenth season South Park has leapt forward from its more juvenile episodes in its early series which was made up of simple very funny dark humour landing into genius. . . read more

90 Seconds of 'South Park' to Help Heal a Broken Heart

14 feb | With today being Valentine's today here Butter's fantastic philosophy that should help to cure that lost love that left a scar that never healed. Or maybe it's just time to give up, dress in black and cry a lot. . . read more

Douchebag

6 oct | Sam (Andrew Dickler) is a few days away from marrying Steph (Marguerite Moreau), a beautiful woman who is madly in love with him. Everything is going well - just a few, final arrangements need to be made - but Steph simply doesn't understand why Sam's only brother, Tom, (Ben York Jones ) is not coming to the wedding. . . read more

Father Guido Sarducci's Five Minute University

25 jul | Father Guido Sarducci teaches what an average college graduate knows after five years from graduation in five minutes. . . read more

Sydney Graffiti: 1986 Future Art Beat Four

10 dec | Let's turn back the clock and look at a Ray Martin 'Midday Show' story on Graffiti in 1986.

It's interesting to see that this seems to mark the point in Australia that a change has emerged where there is ' a more sophisticated form [of graffiti]- which is this artistic form'. . . read more

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You say you want a Revolution?- by Kara Jensen-Mackinnon

4 mar | Well, you know we all want to change the world.

You tell me that’s it’s evolution,

Well can I do it at an hourly rate?

You say you got a real solution,

Is that having mummy and daddy foot the bill?

You ask me for a contribution,

and I’ll ask you to pay my superannuation.

But when you want money for minds that hate?

All I can tell you brother is welcome to the 21st Century.

You say you’ll change the Constitution,

Well good luck, university isn’t free anymore.

You tell me it’s the institution, Well you know, none of us can change a thing.

Don’t you know it’s gonna be alright, At least if they don’t run out of coffee, alright,

As long as we stay disillusioned, alright,

And don’t give up our day jobs, alright.

Alright. Alright? . . read more

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"Government's view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it." -- Ronald Reagan (1986)

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Ex-military chief of staff Gabi Ashkenazi and former heads of military intelligence, the navy and air force are expected to be tried in absentia.

The nine pro-Palestinian activists were killed after Israeli troops boarded their ship, the Mavi Marmara.

They had been hoping to breach Israel's naval blockade and deliver aid to Gaza.

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It is imperative that the American people be educated on the dangers of the Fed and the importance of restoring sound money. Now that nearly 50 years have elapsed since silver was removed from circulation, fewer and fewer Americans have firsthand familiarity with real money.

The laying of the groundwork must begin today, so that the American people will be prepared for the day when the mirage the Fed has created evaporates completely.

Chinese army general calls for 'decisive action' vs PH

China should launch "decisive action" against the Philippines to reinforce Beijing's claim on the disputed Scarborough Shoal, a hardline Chinese army general said Friday.

People's Liberation Army (PLA) Major General Luo Yuan, in a commentary published by state-owned website china.org.cn, said China has not abandoned the idea of "war at all costs" to protect its interests.

"'Peaceful rise and 'period of strategic opportunity' preclude war," said Luo, who has been described by Western media as "hawkish" for his ultranationalist views.

"It is incorrect to assume that China will completely rule out military action in any event during this 'period of strategic opportunity,'" he said, referring to Beijing's dispute with Manila.

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The great challenge facing everyone who wants to change the world we live in is how do you get traction for your ideas? Gunter Pauli the inventor of the ‘blue economy’ has a novel approach. His missionis to develop globally 100 manufacturing innovations with viable business models that could generate 100 million jobs in 10 years. All with zero emissions and no waste.

The novelty? To drive this revolution in an economic framework that will attract investors and governments in entrepreneurial partnerships that feed self-interest while revolutionising outcomes – particularly in relation to carbon.

The blue economy was initially a report to the Club of Rome recommending innovations inspired by science and biometrics. This is a truly cool equation. Science + Economics = A Better Future.

The Really Big Apple

Recently it was announced that Steve Jobs had an FBI file that detailed his personality, how he ran his company and the possibility that he would be appointed to George Bush Sr.' s government.

What is more interesting about Apple at the moment is the $100bn in cash reserves it's accrued and what it might use them for.

End world hunger?

Take over other companies?

Pay its suicidal employees more?

Whatever it chooses, we should really stop focussing on Jobs' genius and start thinking about how the wealth his genius created can be spent for good.

The Future of Trust - From The Outsider

The images of senior Australian politicians being bundled into cars to escape the threat of indigenous demonstrators confirms how weak the post-apology environment is in Australia. The whole point of the apology was not to say 'sorry' but to build a new platform for the positive evolution of indigenous Australians. The apology created a climate of trust but the ignoble inaction that has followed, apart from proposed tinkering with the Australian constitution, has destroyed the platform and the belief in the trustworthiness of political process. Can't we (non-indigenous Australians) actually do something? Something communal not bureaucratic, spiritual not gestural – something that shows that we care.