Monday, June 22, 2009

Got Humans ?

posted by Djouls at 3:55 AM
Do you have a lush green planet with a self sustaining ecosystem? Then you need humans! In just a few short years we will destroy it for you. [FYI contains Not Safe For Work language]




via

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Saturday, March 14, 2009

Turkish Obama in Garanti Bank Ads

posted by Djouls at 6:26 AM
Istanbul, Turkey : U.S. President Barack Obama is all over the city, all over the country, in the streets, on the radio and on TV. This is of course a fake. This is a commercial for the Turkish Bank Garanti, promoting a loan interest support of 1.19 %. They shot the commercial as if the real U.S. president was himself promoting this bank. This is so cheap. I'm pretty sure most of the uneducated population here, in Turkey, believe it's the real one. Note the resemblance with Shepard Fairey's Obama.




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Saturday, March 07, 2009

Linkage: Organic Hamsters and Heartwarming Graffiti

posted by Noah at 11:39 AM

Heartwarming graffiti that no one will complain about. via

Do you trust a bank whose logo looks like underpants? Thanks Sherry & John!

Ant-consumerist Rev. Billy is running for Mayor of New York. via

Nature's Revenge graffiti (image shown) via

"Available Online For Free" the sticker (image shown) via

Biodegradable bag lasts just 60 days via

How green is your toilet paper? via

Hamsters prefer organic food, or at least this one does. via

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Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Power To The Poster - First 100 Days

posted by Noah at 2:54 PM


Power To The Poster, the poster sharing website, has been recently revamped for the first 100 days of the Obama presidency. They're shifting to positive messages and color posters, but all are still available as free 11x17 PDF downloads. Check em out and find out more HERE.

Previously: Rally In Peace

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Wednesday, November 05, 2008

And it's started already...

posted by Noah at 10:00 AM
Spotted this on Cafe Press while looking for a graphic for my last post. Amazing...

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Yes We Did!

posted by Noah at 8:55 AM


Now back to work...

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Friday, October 17, 2008

Naomi Klein on Colbert Report

posted by Noah at 8:00 AM
Author Naomi Klein (No Logo) talks about her recent book The Shock Doctrine with Stephen Colbert...



Thanks Jeff!

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Tuesday, September 16, 2008

Michael Moore's new film is FREE

posted by Noah at 9:55 AM
Michael Moore is releasing his next movie "Slacker Uprising" as a free download starting on September 23rd. The film, is based on his 2004 get out the vote college campus tour. Sign up to download online HERE.

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Tuesday, September 02, 2008

Journalist Amy Goodman Arrested at RNC

posted by Noah at 12:28 PM
Journalist Amy Goodman, of Democracy Now!, was arrested at the Republican National Convention on Monday. She was charged with conspiracy to riot, but was released today. More details HERE.

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Monday, July 14, 2008

The Power of Nightmares

posted by Noah at 3:39 PM
The Power Nightmares is an incredible UK series about the origins of the Neoconservative and Islamic Fundamentalist movements and their eerily similar tactics. It was serialized in McSweeney's excellent DVD magazine Wolphin, but is also available for download online via Archive.org.

PART I

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Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Oil + $ + Politics =

posted by Noah at 8:00 AM

Oil Change International invites you to "Follow The Oil Money". Their site features an excellent interactive database which gives a striking graphic view of the connections between the petroleum industry and the politicians they financially support. Check it out HERE.

(Shown US Congress Relationship View)

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Tuesday, November 06, 2007

News Roundup

posted by Noah at 10:01 AM
Several great articles have appeared in recent issues of the Christian Science Monitor:

Ugandan women improve their lives making paper beads.

Green roofs appearing on New York houses.

Trash ovens in Kenya save trees.

Reducing the racist disparity between crack and cocaine sentencing.

And from Mother Jones:

Chinese toy imports and the lack of U.S. safety regulations.

Which is followed by a short list of stories about the problems with a self-regulating industry including this gem:
HASBRO EASY-BAKE OVENS In 2006, Hasbro overhauled its iconic oven with a new design and heating system. By the following February, the company had to recall nearly 1 million ovens because children had suffered burns after getting their hands caught in them. Rather than taking the ovens back, Hasbro got the cpsc [consumer product safety commission] to sign off on an easier fix: It would send a repair kit to any consumer who requested it. The ovens were recalled again this July, after 77 kids had gotten burned; one five-year-old had to have a finger amputated. This time, consumers got to return their ovens’Äîfor a voucher, good only for another Hasbro product.

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Richie Bush

posted by Noah at 9:36 AM
If you haven't read a copy of artist/activist Peter Kuper's depressingly funny parody of a Richie Rich comic book featuring George W. you can watch an animated version HERE.

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Thursday, October 11, 2007

Shock Resistance

posted by Mica at 11:57 AM
I just can't get enough of Naomi Klein. She recently worked with filmmaker Alfonso Cuarˆ„n to create a short film which explains the basic premise of her new book The Shock Doctrine.
Not only is it visually powerful and beautifully executed but it ends with a hopeful message.

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Friday, August 31, 2007

F Bush

posted by Noah at 3:21 PM

OK it's a cheap shot, but I couldn't resist going out for the long weekend on this lovely portrait of W made entirely out of pieces of porn magazines by Jonathan Yeo. Apparently the Bush Library commissioned him to make a portrait, but after they canceled his services Yeo decided to forge ahead and create one anyway. For detail views (which are definitely NOT work safe) go here.

via Juxtapoz

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Wednesday, June 20, 2007

What Conservative Majority?

posted by Noah at 9:04 AM
A new report from the media research group Media Matters for America gives evidence that the idea of a conservative majority in America is in fact false. "The Progressive Majority: Why Conservative America Is a Myth" includes a range of issues:
  • The role of government - Americans support an active government that tackles problems, provides services, and aids those in need.
  • The economy - Americans support increasing the minimum wage and strong unions, and believe the wealthy and corporations don't pay their fair share of taxes.
  • Social issues - Americans support legal abortion and embryonic stem cell research; opinions on equal rights for women and gay Americans have grown dramatically more progressive in recent years.
  • Security - Americans support a progressive approach to national security, emphasizing strong alliances and diplomacy over the indiscriminate use of military force. On domestic security issues, progressive approaches to crime and gun control enjoy wide support.
  • The environment - By enormous margins, Americans favor strong environmental protections, a core progressive belief.
  • Energy - Americans support energy conservation and the development of alternative fuels.
  • Health care - Americans clearly favor universal coverage and are more than comfortable with government solutions to the health care problem.
Read more about the report here. Or download a full version here(PDF).

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Wednesday, May 30, 2007

Groen!

posted by Noah at 9:42 AM
Simple clear message from the Belgian Green Party.



Thanks to copywriter Filip Vandewiele for sending it along.

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Thursday, May 10, 2007

CNN agrees to make debate footage accessible.

posted by Noah at 9:11 AM
CNN has agreed to make footage from the upcoming presidential debates available to the public without restrictions (read: copyrights). CNN's notice about this appears here.

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