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Resist the brandwashing of America.
Avoid the system of thousands of channels and websites
focused on the needs of advertisers and marketers.
- Jeff Chester, Center For Digital Democracy

Buy Nothing Day
November 26, 2004
Stop being a consumer whore and slow the destruction of the environment.
Join a your local Freecycle list:
http://www.Freecycle.org/
Ad Busters - culture jammer headquarters:
http://www.AdBusters.org/
Uber Culture:
http://www.UberCulture.org/
The Anti Advertising Agency:
http://AntiAdvertisingAgency.com/
Stuff It - culture jam sandwiches for active consumption:
http://www.StuffIt.org/
® Ark - Your Real Corporation Clearinghouse:
http://www.RTmArk.com/
® Ark - Tactical Embarassment - How It Works:
http://www.RTmArk.com/tactics/te-en.pdf
Make Trade Fair:
http://www.MakeTradeFair.com/
Animated design essay about the American war government, brilliant in every way,
by Knife Party (Simon Robson visuals with Barry McNamara's voice):
http://www.Knife-Party.net/flash/barry.html
This beautifully simple educational animation explains the problem facing all life on Earth,
"The Story Of Stuff" with Annie Leopard:
"More" the Academy-Award nominated, claymation short film (the first animation in IMAX)
about a consumer-based society, by Mark Osborne. Are You Ready to Get Happy?:
http://www.GetHappy.com/more1.html
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The Corporation (2003)
This documentary, also a book, (important for its clear summary and examples of many of the worlds problems), looks at the concept of the corporation throughout recent history up to its present-day dominance. Read more about The Corporation at the Internet Movie Database*. Mark Achbar co-directed The Corporation, Manufacturing Consent, and co-wrote the 1985 comedy The Canadian Conspiracy.
http://www.TheCorporation.com
Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media (1992)
"A primer in intellectual self-defense" about the noted American linguist/political dissident and his warning about corporate media's role in modern propaganda. Very heavy, very important, very scary.
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The purpose of this world is not 'to have and to hold' but 'to give and to serve.' There can be no other meaning.
- Sir Wilfred T. Grenfell
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