Originally published June 6 2008
Four Videos for the Well-Informed: Algae Biofuels Breakthrough, Cymatics, Drug Marketing and Free Speech
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, NaturalNews Editor
(NaturalNews) Isn't YouTube amazing? It's democratizing video content, taking it out of the censorship hands of the news networks and bringing information straight to the People. Today, I've selected four videos you'll really enjoy watching, especially if you're interested in global transformation and what's really taking place behind the scenes to control our world.
Are our oil problems solved? Algae biofuels can generate 20,000 barrels of oil each year from just one acre of land! How? This video shows how it works:
What this means is that there is no oil crisis if we simply start harnessing the power of sunlight and microalgae to generate oil (or electricity) for us right at home. There's enough sunlight striking 1/10th of the state of New Mexico to power the entire United States...
http://www.naturalnews.com/023378.html
Chris Rock riffs on Big Pharma: Want to hear a hilarious, profanity-laced rant against the stupid advertising tricks of Big Pharma? Chris rock unloads on the drug companies in this laugh-out-loud clip from a stand-up comedy routine. There's also a funny animation at the end of this video so watch it all the way through:
http://www.naturalnews.com/023377.html
(Warning: Use of profanity. It is Chris Rock, after all...)
Sound Creates Form: Have you seen videos on Cymatics? That's the study of using sound to create form. It's usually done with sand, sugar crystals or other fine particles. The shapes that are produced are simply amazing! I've studied Cymatics for years, and even learned how to do overtone singing (multiple harmonics toning with your own voice). This video shows some of the basic Cymatics patterns:
http://www.naturalnews.com/023380.html
14 Year Old Arrested at School for Citing Free Speech Provisions of Bill of Rights: In this video, a 14 year old kid does what almost no Senator, Congressman or elected official in the U.S. could do: Stand up and demand your rights to Free Speech as protected under the U.S. Constitution. For daring to speak out against a teacher at his school, he was arrested by the police.
This kid gets it. He understands that the oppression of Free Speech in public schools is merely a symptom of the coming Police State and the oppression of ideas in the mainstream public (thought crimes). Watch how this kid dares to speak his mind on YouTube. It's fascinating to see such courage in such a young person:
http://www.naturalnews.com/023379.html
Don't Freak Out, Dude, It's Only Your Antidepressant Drugs Acting Out: And finally, in the category of purely useless time-wasting curiosity and vouyerism, please don't watch this video of an office worker freaking out, trashing computers, demolishing office supplies and going berserk. It's a complete waste of time, but it does remind us all that, hey, it's just a job. Chill out! If work drives you this crazy, just quit and walk away.
My only question is: Why didn't any of the other office worker zombies just tackle the guy and drop him to the floor sooner? It's amazing how American workers these days will just stand around and do nothing, even when a coworker obviously needs to be body-slammed in order to protect the safety of the other workers. Is everybody on meds, or what? I'm willing to bet some big money that this guy is on psychiatric drugs...
http://www.breitbart.tv/html/108653.html
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