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After four years in the film studies program at Ryerson University in Toronto, Allan Stromfeldt Christensen decided to turn his back on film making and refrained from submitting what became his final film into the short film program of the Toronto International Film Festival. He is currently finishing off his first book, which will be followed by the starting of the seed saving, fruit fermenting, booze brewing, billy goat browsing, experimental, demonstration, and educational farm: The Centre for Recovering Filmmakers.
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Friday, January 13, 2017Having Dissed Edward Snowden, Should Barack Obama Pardon Bernie Madoff? Barck Obama didn't jail a single banker. So seeing how he won't pardon Edward Snowden, why not show his true mettle by pardoning Bernie Madoff?
Monday, July 4, 2016Donald Trump, Anthony Bourdain, and the Plight of their (Indentured) Mexicans Build a wall and deport undocumented Mexicans? How else could the United States' (posh) way of life exist if not off the back of (indentured) Mexican labourers?
Thursday, June 16, 2016How a (False?) Flag Debate and a Rent-a-Prime-Minister Assisted New Zealand in Relinquishing its Sovereignty Says the rent-a-Prime-Minister: "The TPPA? No don't look at that, look over here, look at this pretty flag debate. And look, a silver fern! A silver fern!"
Saturday, March 21, 2015Is Greece Planning to Print Energy? What Greece (and the rest of the world) is short on isn't money. It's short on energy. And because of the musical chairs game of fractional-reserve banking and interest-bearing debt, Greece is just the first in a long line of inevitable "losers."
Monday, March 2, 2015Money, the People's Proxy For Energy Tough or as inconvenient as it may be, one can live without money. But you can't live without energy. In short, money at its core is a proxy for energy.
Sunday, February 15, 2015Follow the Energy to Find the Money Try following the energy instead of the money and you might come upon something quite different. (For one, that following the bursting of the fracking bubble may be the inflation, and then bursting, of the alternative energy bubble.)
Monday, January 12, 2015Peak Oil and the Fracking Bubble: Could this Mimic the 2004-2008 Housing Bubble? The price of oil's been crashing, and no one's cutting back production to bring up prices. Could this be a death knell for the U.S. fracking industry, and possibly even a disaster for the world economy?
