political videos

Cheney states in a 1994 interview that invading Iraq would create a quagmire

Gandharva — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 19:19:36 -0700

Cheney is a smart guy. He keeps Bush in the front lines taking the insults and fumbling over his lines, but there should be no question who's running things.

In this interview broadcast on C-Span in 1994 Cheney lays out the scenario of what would happen if we took out Saddam Hussein. He predicted our current situation to the t.

There were no surprises in Iraq. Cheney knew exactly what he was getting us into and yet he did it anyway.

CNN reporter states on public television that it wasn't a plane that hit the Pentagon

Gandharva — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 18:45:50 -0700

This footage from CNN aired once on live television but was never played again for obvious reasons. Watch as one of their own reporters tells what he saw on the scene. He clearly states that he sees no evidence that an airliner came anywhere near the pentagon.

Former U.S. Army General Albert Stubblebine refutes the official Pentagon story

Gandharva — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 18:10:04 -0700

Maj. General Albert Stubblebine (a retired two star general of the U.S. Army) was in charge of imagery interpretation for U.S. inteligence during the cold war. Watch this video below to see what he says about what happened at the pentagon.

Proof of American involvement in Iraq genocides

Gandharva — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 17:04:19 -0700

The Bush administration did a good job of convincing the American public of how evil and dangerous Saddam Hussein was, but as you will see in the following video, the United States not only knew about Saddam's genocides and human rights abuses, we actually encouraged them and even helped him carry it out.

The Pentagon: How does a plane with a 124 foot wing span fit in a 60 foot hole?

Gandharva — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 16:54:52 -0700

The official story is that a 757 airliner piloted by an arab terrorist slammed into the front of the building. We all saw the hole, so what's the problem?

Well to start with, the hole after the roof colapsed was only about 65 feet wide (there are pictures and video before the roof fell and the hole was considerably smaller than that) The wing span of a 757 is 124 feet 10 inches. Just look at the picture. Notice that the windows to the right and left of the hole are not broken? What about the holes that the engines would have left? These are not minor details. A plane with a 124 foot wing span does not slam into a building and leave a 65 foot hole. It's physically impossible.

Depleted Uranium weapons still used by the United States in Iraq

Gandharva — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 15:38:17 -0700

Depleted Uranium, also known as DU, is nuclear waste metal. Uranium is extremely dense and extremely heavy which makes it ideal for anti-tank rounds, but it is also radioactive, and upon impact radioactive dust from a DU bullet is spread in every direction and it can take centuries to dissipate.

You might find it hard to believe, but depleted uranium is still being used by the United States military. The United States Government has tried to play ignorant as to the cause of Gulf War Syndrom, but they good and well what caused it, and it wasn't Saddam's chemical weapons. It was our chemical weapons.

The Road to Guantanamo

Gandharva — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 15:01:41 -0700

Even if you already think that the human rights violations of the American Guantanamo bay prison should be stopped, this film is still important to see. There are still hundreds of prisoners being held in these conditions right now, and if we the American public don't make a stand against it then it will likely continue on for years.

CBS news: Rumsfeld admits that 2.3 TRILLION dollars are missing

Gandharva — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 14:32:42 -0700

In this rare on camera admission Former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld states that the Pentagon has lost track of approximately 2.3 Trillion dollars. 2.3 trillion, as in 2,300 billion dollars. According to several pentagon employees the books are cooked. I'd say that that's something of an understatement.

What do we expect though, really? We give organizations such as the cia an the nsa the authority to conduct top secret activities in multiple countries and we wonder how money ends up missing. These people know that they can get away with whatever they want to, and as long as we allow them to continue to operate in secret this kind of thing will continue ad infinitum.

Religious fanatics and the social roots of war: with video by Bill Maher

Gandharva — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 16:40:33 -0700

Are we losing the fanaticism battle with the Muslims? Apparently not by much. Evangelical Christianity is some scary shit. I should know, I spent 17 years in it. Not by choice mind you. I actually remember going to several Christian Summer Camps that were very similar to the one depicted in this video. I remember the pressure to speak in tongues and fall to the floor in convolutions. To the best of my memory I never did the convulsions thing, but I did speak in tongues. It was just gibberish, but everyone else was doing it, so that’s what it took to fit in.

Christian extremism is a reality, and I can personally attest to the effects being raised under this way of thinking.

Bill Maher vs. Oreilly (Oreilly gets schooled)

Gandharva — Wed, 12 Sep 2007 23:00:58 -0700

I don't own a tv, so I would have never seen this video if it weren't for the internet, but since then I have had the chance to see a few more videos of Oreilly in action. My god, this guy is such an idiot. It was satisfying to watch Bill Maher cut his arguments to pieces.

By the way here's one of the pictures of Gulliani in drag that Bill Maher was talking about. Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against drag queens or gays, but I'm not the type of person that would vote for Gulliani in the first place. Gulliani is a criminal. He was implicitly involved in the World Trade Center Coverup. But those so called conservatives that would normally vote a guy like Gulliani into power also lean towards the homophobic side of the spectrum. Whatever reason you find for not voting Gulliani is fine with me.