Saddam Hussein had one of these for running his mobile Nuclear Lab. Not!

@ #1

Buy an ink stamp with changeable text (they are like $20). Then stamp your thoughts on whatever bills you want. When you buy a coffee drop the bills in the tip jar if your worried about getting caught. It's the best advertising money can buy.

Chris Sullins @ 132

Good points!

Clearly the documentary, as a form of information gathering, is dead. Anything, can now be presented in a clear concise deceitful way.

Is this the way it's going to be till the end of time? When will these sleazy bastards give up already?

Seriously, every other week some politician, from some random part of the world, comes up with one of these money induced corporate fantasy plans. It's like psychological warfare on the thinking class.

The Image on the frontpage of their website should probably be changed. Galactic explosions probably aren't helping anyones argument.

link...
http://img516.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshot027zc6.jpg

A corrupt Right-Wing fanatic for a president also helps to push these agendas along. Never mind the 1.3 Billion in US "aid". They also consider spraying an "Agent Orange" type defoliant (Glyphosate) on the rainforest, a sensible idea in Columbia.

a related link, from google:
http://www.macalester.edu/environmentalstudies/MacEnvReview/columbia.htm

Anyone ever see the Richard Stanley movie "Dust Devil"? As it turns out, anyone who 'incorrectly' pulls an evil demon out of someone possessed, gets possessed by it. I suppose only history will decide who removed the evil from Germany correctly and who got tainted.

#2 Yeah, I got that. Thanks. :)

#10 "it leaves a bad taste in my mouth"

Dude it's free unless you want the whole 4 albums which cost $5. This is about as fair as it is ever going to get. Trent is way ahead of the curve as always, I hope the music industry takes note. If everyone supports digital freedom they should lay down $5 just to support the idea (even if the album isn't your cup of tea).

Adobe has been sucking for quite sometime now. At least since the bought out Macromedia. I'm thinking of reinstalling Photoshop 6 just to return to the good old days before auto-updates and drm.

All states seem to be intrinsically violent!

"Don’t stand on that chair!" What kind of fascist BS is that. Thank GOD we live in a democracy and WE don't have to deal with these shenanigans (only a corrupt Supreme Court, wire tapping, obsessive compulsive copyright rules, never ending wars, outing our own spies, shooting people in the face, etc, etc, etc...).

I agree with #14...

#13 I just read some of your other posts, face it your just a contrarian. !)

Now for the Basque region of Spain, Kurdistan in Iraq and Turkey, Chechnya, Souix in North Dakota, Tamil in Sri Lanka, Northern Territory in Australia, etc, etc, etc. I'm sure we give them all our blessing.

Clinton (D-NY), Not Voting
McCain (R-AZ), Nay

Clinton confirmed why I would never vote for her. McCain is the political hack he has always been. The Senate should be ashamed.

I'm not trying to be a troll with this, but this history is not accurately framed in my opinion. The STASI were not engaged in policing that was significantly more intense than the current regime in Washington. The major difference was that they existed in the age of paper records, and we exist in the digital age. Eastern Germany really WAS faced with an external threat, that really DID exert a covert force to overthrow their government. The outside force consisted of Billions of dollars in espionage efforts by much of the Western world. This threat was real and much like our created "war on terror" it perverted a government and society to do "evil" things. Things that our own government does everyday. This was exceptional only in the personal lives of people who were affected. The people persecuted by the STASI have the right to be pissed, but the rest of us should look in the mirror and see the true terrorists. Read a book about Central America in the 1980's if you want to see what real persecution is.

I've recently added DVDs to the collection of things that I will not purchase. Also on the heap are CDs, MP3s, and going to the cinema. When these scum drop the hard-ball tactics I'll support them again. My entertainment choices are dwindling...