Short documentary from Sweden about the inhumane conditions suffered by Chinese toy factory workers, and the toll it takes on their health and environment.
Saturday, December 8, 2007
Santa's Workshop
Short documentary from Sweden about the inhumane conditions suffered by Chinese toy factory workers, and the toll it takes on their health and environment.
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Labels: china, documentary, economy, environment, finance, holiday, humanity, life, money, protest, short film
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Sexy Beijing: Lost in Translation
An American girl living in Beijing, China explores the funny array of English names adopted by the Chinese people.
Double happiness and sweet buns to the fabulous Neatorama for turning me onto this wonderful videoblog series.
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Violent Crack Down on Burmese Protests
The BBC World News report on the latest developments on the protests in Burma. The country's military leadership has turned its guns on the people.
According to a report on yesterday's Rachel Maddow radio show, similar events occurred 19 years ago when the people rose up against the government. Back then, the military disguised themselves as protesters and acted out violently, in order to legitimize a military backlash. This resulted in the slaughter of thousands of innocent people, and suppression of the revolution. Well, the dictatorship is at it again. According to sources, the military has recently invested in hundreds of monk's robes and encouraged soldiers to shave their heads, so that they can disguise themselves as protesting monks and repeat the violence of the past.
Meanwhile, Bush has been trying to stick his nose into the situation, because - ahem! - Burma has oil...
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Saturday, September 1, 2007
Mike Gravel on Real Time
Presidential Candidate Mike Gravel got a chance to speak about trade policies and economics on the overtime edition of this week's Real Time with Bill Maher.
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Labels: Bill Maher, china, democrats, election 2008, finance, gravel, mellencamp, presidential campaign, war
Saturday, August 25, 2007
New Rules - Red Poisoning
Real Time with Bill Maher is back for another season. Here's a clip of this week's New Rules.
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Wednesday, August 22, 2007
The Thousand-Handed Goddess of Mercy
21 deaf Chinese dancers perform an amazing Thai-esque dance called "Senjyukannon", which roughly translates as "The Thousand-Handed Goddess of Mercy".
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Labels: china, dance, live performance, religion, television
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
The Word - Made in Iraq
Stephen Colbert has figured out an alternative to faulty Chinese goods.
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Saturday, August 18, 2007
Bogus Medical Supplies from China
Holy crapballs!
More messed up imports from China. This time it's diabetes test strips, pregnancy tests & HIV test kits.
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Labels: china, cnn, corruption, healthcare
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Voting Machines Not Ready for 2008
Dan Rather reports that the electronic voting machines are suffering from the same flaws that voters have complained about since 2000. Oh, and some of those machines are made in China...
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Labels: cbs, china, cnn, corruption, dan rather, voter fraud
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
Kucinich Won the AFL-CIO Debate
Click to view video.Don't listen to the talking heads of the corporate media. Anyone who watched tonight's AFL-CIO Democratic debate knows that Congressman Dennis Kucinich kicked everybody's ass! He had the union workers behind him the whole way. The crowd loved him!
Posted above is the line of the night. When the candidates were asked whether China should be considered an economic competitor or an adversary, Kucinich just knocked it out of the park...
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Monday, June 25, 2007
Ha Ha Ha America
Creative short film illustrating a fictional open letter from Chinese business to America.
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Thursday, June 7, 2007
Mr. Woo's Robots
Paul Merton travels to China to meet Mr. Woo & his family of robots.
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Wednesday, June 6, 2007
The Blue Comets - "Blue Chateau"
Rock and roll with a Chinese flavor, live from The Ed Sullivan Show in the early 1960s.
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