The Great War

Colour photographs from the first world war.

Bull's Revenge

I feel sorry for the bull. I don't feel sorry for the people.

The New Philanthrophy

Read more.

How to Build an Anthill

Danier Leather: Girl In a Bar

Too funny!

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Trailer)

The Truth

Exposing the beauty of the rich and famous.

The Truth

Great political ad from Argentina's López Murphy 2003 presidential campaign. He lost.

Japanese Racism?

Racism is alive and well in Japan. It's also alive and well elsewhere. Check out the comments to this video on YouTube.

War, the Horror

Warning: This video contains graphic images of children casualties in the war in Iraq. It's disturbing.

Kindness

Cruelity

Updated: Nov. 30, 2006 The Pentagon is apparently investigating this incident, after the video appeared on YouTube. Good. Hope the jackasses that did this get a good slapping on the wrists.

Monkey Boy

Immunity

Mostafa Tabatabainejad

Mostafa Tabatabainejad, UCLA student, being tortured by police in the library for not showing his student card.

Guinness "Evolution"

Goodbye Rummy

Too funny! (Thanks Lisa.)

Boys Beware

Boys Beware is an anti-homosexual education film from the 1950s. Must be seen. Now think ... how will be the future react to some of our fears of today.

Liberty Mutual Commercial

Feel good commercial from ... an insurance company?

Whitehouse Changing History

Classic Definition of a Quagmire

Dick Cheney opposed to invading Iraq.

Donald Rumsfeld with Saddam Hussein

In 1983, Donald Rumsfeld met with Saddam Hussein -- not long after Iraq used mustard gas on Iranian troops, civilians and Kurds, in the Persian Gulf War -- a war that became the longest running conventional war in modern times, resulting in over a million dead. The meeting was a sign of restored diplomatic relations between the US and Iraq -- the US at the time were not happy with the newly minted Islamic Republic of Iran. The war eventually ended in a stalemate. The resulting political ramifications however, led to the second Persian Gulf War, in which, in response to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, the US led a multinational force that decimated Iraq's military, pushing them out of Kuwait.

Fast forward to today. Hussein has now been sentenced to death for crimes against humanity -- that's what he was doing when he was using chemical weapons against Iranians and Kurds, for which the Americans, via Rumsfeld, was congratulating him for. The trial is a result of an American invasion of Iraq to eliminate Iraq's WMD (aka chemical weapons), which deposed Saddam and led to the US supervised trial to convict Saddam of murdering Iranians. At the same time, the Americans are just not getting along with Iran, with some believing that if the mess in Iraq can be cleaned up quickly, an invasion of Iran will follow.

OK, bad guys are bad guys. They deserve what they get. But what about the likes of Rumsfeld? With friends like that, it's not your enemies you have to be afraid of.

The Fountain Movie Trailer

Read more on Darren Aronofsky's The Fountain in Wired magazine. I'm interested in seeing this movie.

Borat on Hannity & Colmes

Jagshemash! "Jews killed the dinosaurs!"

The Saints Are Coming

U2 and Green Day

Tommy Tiernan

Tommy Tiernan tells us why the Jews and Irish are similar. Tommy Tiernan Live. Tommy Tiernan, from the 2004 Montreal Comedy Festival.