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Various voices on political subjects; each one meaningful and enlightening or else entertaining in its own way. Some may appear merely humorous, but all are satellites however distant of political issues that are of concern to the Truth Tree and should provide food for thought to contemplative people.
Debbie Quits - a maid acting upon her fundamentalist principles calls in to quit cleaning for a household in which she discovered a statue from the movie "The Lord of the Rings." She also shares her ideas about house spirits. 680 kilobytes.
Falwell & Pat Robertson, in this short clip, blame the 2001 terrorist bombing of the WTC on gays and lesbians, saying it is punishment from God. As members of the clergy, both men operate their television and radio shows tax-free. 384 kilobytes.
George W. Bush gives his first State of the Union speech. It went over well, though the usual liberals voiced the usual objections to his common sense proposals. 6 megabytes.
An A130 helicopter gunship in action a 7 minute video clip of an attack. 6 megabytes.
Tony Blair on Love - the gifted and affable British Prime Minister Tony Blair of the Labour Party reads First Corinthians, Chapter 13, on faith, hope, and love. St. Paul places Love foremost and offers his reasons for doing so. 7.25 megabytes.
Every Sperm is Sacred - a popular British comedy troupe's song about a controversial point of Roman Catholic doctrine. 4.19 megabytes.
Martin Luther King, Jr. "I Have a Dream" - King's address to the Civil Rights Marchers in Washington, D.C., in 1963. Admirable in many respects. A well-written speech, first of all; excellent delivery and justifiably very passionate. A case where religious imagery and phrasing were employed for good rather than evil. 15 megabytes.
William Phoenix - How the Bible Came to Be - An overview of the atrocities committed by the Church, the alteration of the Bible for political reasons over the centuries, and the Bible's very dubious grounds for authority. 1.0 megabytes.
William Phoenix - Hippie-ocrisy - Some self-proclaimed hippies are hypocrites that complain about "the System" while doing little or nothing to change it. Their interest seems to be in getting high and leeching off others while avoiding any kind of useful work. 611 kilobytes.
John Lennon - The Final Interview: honest, lucid, and passionate. On meeting Paul McCartney and later Yoko Ono for the first time, fatherhood, his music career, art and politics. "Give Peace a chance." 11 megabytes.
John Lennon - Cold Turkey and Drugs an interview about quitting drugs, his song being banned in America for supposedly being "pro-drug"; and the drug bust. Truncated. 1.9 megabytes.
John Lennon - His Son Sean John discusses his ideas for raising his son Sean. 919 kilobytes.
John Lennon - Beatles Break-Up Interview - what really happened. 9 megabytes.
Ronald & Nancy Reagan speak about a new Federal policy regarding marijuana and other drugs. Shocking and candid. 1.6 megabytes.
Suicide Rescue - Shirley Q. Liquor is here to help if you are considering suicide this morning. 1.8 megabytes.
Your Daughter Is One, two young female punkers insult their local racists. 3 megabytes.
The Marijuana Mix - an amusing rap about a pothead. 2.4 megabytes.
Beer versus Pot - a comparison of the relative harm of pot compared to beer. 2.6 megabytes.
Amsterdam 1997 - a story about a pot smoker just trying to get a buzz on with his girlfriend. 2.9 megabytes.
Drug Test - in this prank phone call, a radio DJ calls up a young lady to let her know that her drug test was positive. 1.5 megabytes.
Timothy Leary: A Tale of the Tribe In an age of hydrogen bomb apocalypse, what we need is the wisdom of serpents and the harmlessness of doves. The means? Accelerated evolution; psycho-social revolution; alteration of human consciousness; rapid mutation. 7.5 megabytes.