It’s a little old, but if you haven’t seen it then I think you’ll find it thought provoking. The post Documentary: ‘Human Resources: Social Engineering In The 20th Century’ appeared first on disinformation. …read more
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This guy doesn’t seem like your stereotypical fundamentalist to me. The post Clang Quartet’s Christian Noise appeared first on disinformation. …read more
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In this video Luke Rudkowski sits down with fellow journalist and tech expert Tim Pool to find out if you can still protect your sources as a journalist. The two go into great detail about encrypting messages and basic security measures journalists can take to protect their data. Via WeAreChange The post How Journalists Can Protect Themselves from Government Spying appeared first on disinformation. …read more
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On this episode of Breaking the Set, Abby Martin breaks down the nearly unbelievable tactics used by the FBI to bug homes, including sedating your pets, and staging traffic accidents, and putting up a giant replica of your home as a tarp. The post Crazy FBI Tactics to Bug Your Home appeared first on disinformation. …read more
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WSB haunts the entirety of counter-cultural curation like the grey eminence he was often portrayed as, but, it’s important to note that Burroughs rarely portrayed himself this way. I thought I’d seen every Burroughs documentary, but this one was news to me. Words of Advice: William S. Burroughs On the Road is a 1983 documentary that finds the Beat Generation icon touring Scandinavia, signing books and giving readings of works like The Place of Dead Roads in his inimical, laconic snarl. Along the...
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This is a 5 minute excerpt from Science Channel series Dark Matters: Twisted but True. Not quite the story as I know it, but damn funny. The post Jack Parsons — JPL, the Occult and L Ron Hubbard appeared first on disinformation. …read more
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Life feeling a bit grey? Sounds True talks to shamanic dream explorer Robert Moss, pioneer of “active dreaming,” who explains the power of dreaming techniques to help yourself and others: When people think about dreams in our society at all and try to talk about them, they typically talk as if dreaming is a passive activity. You go to sleep and you have a dream or maybe a dream has you. But we can be active dreamers in a couple of...
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via chycho An excellent article and documentary on Afghanistan now available through Vice: ”This Is What Winning Looks Like”. It should be mandatory viewing for every citizen of every country that was involved in the invasion and occupation of Afghanistan. It shows life from our and our allies perspective – the honest, the honorable, the gullible, the liars, the politicians, the occupying forces, the Afghan security forces, the war lords, the addicts, the desperate, the corrupt, the child molesters, the...
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Via Salon, virtual reality pioneer Jaron Lanier puts forth his argument that it is so: The photography company Kodak employed more than 14,000 people. They even invented the first digital camera. But today Kodak is bankrupt, and the new face of digital photography has become Instagram. The number of people who are contributing to the system to make it viable is probably the same. Instagram wouldn’t work if there weren’t many millions of people using it. So there’s still a...
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Let’s face it. Magick does in fact have a lot to do with the manipulation of linguistics and how those manipulations transform internal states of consciousness, at least how I practice it (friend me on Facebook for updates). It is funny though because in this day and age I sometimes feel almost dated as a writer, and admittedly that’s why I also create in a lot of other mediums. With the increasing intricacy of video game enchantments, mobile synthetic telepathy,...
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