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UFOtos from an X Air Force pilot seen recently on a China Flyover...



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Can't give you any additional information except that the USAF wanted to see the photos then said nothing about what it was...

Otherwise, they would have to kill you...

 

 

Was Gilligan's Island A Metaphor On Hippie Culture Of The 60's?

Stoner's Island

Think about it...

 

Here we have an isolated group in the wilderness.  Not much different from a bunch of hippies in a commune.

 

And of this group, we have the equivalent of a stripper(Ginger), Timothy Leary (no doubt the Professor whipped up some LSD merely using a coconut and a palm frond or a bong from bambo and volcanic rock),  add to that an extremely wealthy reclusive tax evader, (you can guess on that one), a butch, and two men living in one tent (the precursor of civil unions).  The picture below the cast no doubt was what Sherwood Schwartz in a drunken stupor derived his inspiration. 

Their only communication with the outside world was a radio with a battery that never went dead and a three hour trip (tour) went on for three years short of them finding an island with an abandoned bomb testing site that was the setting of "The New People" circa 1968 TV vintage. 

So, Ginger was dancing at Club Marianne on a bamboo pole, while the professor was whipping up narcotics to reimburse the millionare backer of the club.  The alternate gender preference couple set about to do the menial labor.  So, how does a strip club survive on a desert island without customers with exception of the occasional head hunters that frequented the island?  Howell was pretty good at laundering money, eh?

Movie Review: Death At A Funeral...

Ok guys, I really recommend this. The humorous antics spin around the plot of sons conducting a funeral for their father and having to deal with circumstances when Dad's gay lover appears and threatens to tell all. All ages, all different relatives, all different interactions. This is a gut splitter and a must see. More than british wit. More than a sit com. It is definitely one of the better engineered cinemagraphic parlances into comedy that I've seen in a long time.

Video Worth Watching

Download verkeerderoute_0001.wmv

New Star Trek Film In The Making...

In addition, rumor has it that Britney Spears will reprise the roll of Yeoman Janice Rand as she is already out in space...

New Movie, Same Message... Non Republican Generated.

'No End In Sight'

The Bush White House comes in for withering criticism — from former insiders as well as analysts — in Charles Ferguson's documentary. Magnolia Pictures

• Director: Charles Ferguson
• Genre: Documentary
• Running Time: 102 minutes

NPR.org, July 26, 2007 · If you're not already angry about the war in Iraq, this meticulously assembled documentary will almost certainly raise your hackles — either at the folks who've been prosecuting the war, or at director Charles Ferguson, whose clear aim is to hold their feet to the fire.

He does so with a quick summary of 2006 news reports about chaos and death on the ground in Iraq, then goes back to the origins of America's Iraq policy in the 1980s. Interviewing figures from inside a number of different administrations, most of whom talk about escalating miscalculations, he paints a portrait of unprofessionalism, incompetence, and devastating errors in judgment. His most damning witnesses served on the Bush team, including former Deputy Secretary of State Richard L. Armitage. There's nothing new about the case Ferguson makes, but it's rarely been made with such devastating force.

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