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Tag Archives: Alan Moore
The Militarization of the Superhero
Editor’s note: In honor of Grant Morrison’s 56th birthday, enjoy Dan Sanchez’s excellent analysis of the humanist anti-militarist messages of Morrison’s body of work. By Dan Sanchez Source: Voices of Liberty Grant Morrison Vs. the Super-Soldiers At this year’s Comic-Con … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, anti-war, Art, conditioning, consciousness, culture, Film, History, media, Militarization, propaganda, society, war
Tagged Alan Moore, All-Star Superman, Arkham Asylum, Batman, Grant Morrison, JLA, Mark Millar, Nuclear War, Super Heroes, Superman, The Authority, The Invisibles, war, Warren Ellis, Watchmen
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Pulling the Cosmic Trigger: The Contact Experiences of Philip K Dick & Robert Anton Wilson
Editor’s note: On this 87th anniversary of the birth of Philip K. Dick (December 16, 1928 – March 2, 1982), enjoy a deep dive into some of the more paranormal aspects of his life and how they relate to experiences … Continue reading
Posted in Art, consciousness, culture, History, Philosophy, Psychology, society, Spirituality
Tagged 2-3-74, A Day in the Afterlife, Alan Moore, Albert Hofmann, Carl Jung, ECCO, Exegesis, Firebight, Jim Pike, John Lennon, LSD, Max Planck, Mystics, Philip K. Dick, PKD, RAW, Robert Anton Wilson, Terence McKenna, Tessa B. Dick, Timothy Leary, Valis, Visionaries
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Cult Movie Inspires Global Protest Against Internet Censorship
Anonymous to Commemorate Guy Fawkes Day with Hundreds of Events By Klaus Marre Source: WhoWhatWhy.org Here’s something sure to raise “hackles” in corporate boardrooms everywhere: The hacker collective Anonymous is marching in cities around the world today in the name … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, anarchism, civil disobedience, civil liberties, culture, Film, History, internet freedom, media, police state, society
Tagged Alan Moore, Anarchism, anonymous, CISPA, Guy Faukes, hacktivism, Million Mask March, SOPA, TTP, V For Vendetta
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Arcadian Gates by T.A. Wardrope: Dystopia on the Fringe
By Brian Whitney Source: Disinfo T.A. Wardrope‘s new novel, Arcadian Gates, tells the story of how ten years ago, the entire nation was struck by a chemical weapon which destroyed most people’s memories. Akiry, a young woman who makes her way smuggling amongst … Continue reading
Posted in Dystopia, Uncategorized
Tagged 1984, Alan Moore, Arcadian Gates, Art Bell, Brave New World, China Mieville, Coast to Coast AM, corporate media, Dystopia, J.G. Ballard, Margaret Atwood, Moebius, Orwell, Philip K. Dick, PKD, Robert Anton Wilson, Samuel Delaney, T.A. Wardope, Terence McKenna, William Burroughs
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Remember, Remember, the 5th of November
In honor of Guy Fawkes Day I’d like to bring attention to a few intriguing statements from Alan Moore (writer of the graphic novel V for Vendetta) on the connections between his fictions and reality from an interview he did … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Art, consciousness, culture, Film, History, Social Control, society, surveillance state, Technology, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged 5th of november, activism, Alan Moore, Guy Fawkes, Guy Fawkes Day, Guy Fawkes Night, November 5th, NSA, Occupy Movement, Patrick McGoohan, protest, Remember remember the 5th of November, Salon.com, technology, The Guardian, The Prisoner, United States, V For Vendetta, Vendetta
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