HateSlayer

A 1 min video about taking orders or not.

How have we changed the way we educate children? Are we really evolving and progressing? Which way do you think works best?

For most of the time, our species existed, we did not use money or even barter as our system of economics. We gave to each other; we provided for each other's needs. This video explores the difference between what we were and what we are.

I'm experimenting to see how much of a message I can fit into a one-minute video. Knowing people's attention spans are decreasing, I'm trying to get ahead of the game. This first one makes a statement about the difference between natural ancient medicine and the modern stuff!

How our relationship and use of washing and drinking water has changed.

This video offers an alternative strategy to develop localization and move us away from globalization. This strategy is based on bioregionalism, a consensus decision-making process, cooperation, and unity through individual autonomy and responsible compassion!

Why is it necessary for food security that we become dependent on our Bioregion (a region defined by natural borders) instead of the Global Economy? The short answer is the Global Economy is not secure! That is the opening statement in this video and points to a fact that people must be aware of. There are many reasons why this statement is accurate, and the video explores only a fraction of them. This file share offers one solution to move us away from our fundamental freedoms of food, clothing, and shelter being dependent on the global economy: https://gofile.io/d/YNgpjk

I was looking through some old DVDs and came across some old songs I created years ago, in my 20s and 30s. I found some Heartbreak songs among all the protest ones I wrote. I totally forgot about them. It came to me as something new, sad and dark, where you can cry or laugh. I laugh now, but I indeed cried then. I'm happy I learned about relationships; now I understand them; I did not have a clue back then. These songs tap into emotions that everyone felt, feels, or will feel. I admit they're not great; fairly weird. And they may even be embarrassing. So you may wonder why I would put out this shit. Well, I shocked myself when I heard my guitar playing after not picking up a guitar for twenty years. I was good! I mean, like, really good! No way can I play today like I played back then. And it's no copy; it's original; it came straight through me. That brings me to the real reason I made this mandala-style video public. It's not mine; the songs do not belong to me, and it is selfish for me to hold on to them and not share them. They belong to no one and are for anyone who gets anything from them. Instead of putting out my usual protest songs, which would be divisive, I'll start with these three in this mandala-style video, which most people can relate to: I Am Broken (6:43 long) Don't want to look at the photographs (3:00 long) There is me; then there is you (5:08 long) Like I said, heartbreak songs, LOL

By getting back to our roots, we return to our true selves. This video is the first in a series about how we were originally. This first one explains a little about how we are Mother Earth's caretakers!