This year has been the year of the protester. Time magazine saw fit to make the protester its coveted 'person of the year', of course Hitler has also featured here before so let us not jump for joy too soon.From the first signs of revolt in Tunisia a year ago, yes it all began back then in Tunisia (the dawn of the Arab spring) through to the horrific scenes at one breakfast time of Gaddafi being brutalised and executed in the streets by rebels in October this year, the protester has taken the worlds media by storm.
Closer to home there has been the national day of action on November 30th, an occupy movement in London, with the movement taking hold in over 900 cities world-wide as people rally against a system unjust. A system that is good for a few (and if truth be told the majority really of the self named 99%) but enslaves the rest, the rest being left without access to clean drinking water, shelter and food. Something that is a basic human right for all.
It seems we are not amused.
So whilst the rich get richer, the not so rich complain about not having enough fiat currency for the latest iPhone or Nike Air Jordan athletic trainers, the poor get busy dying. Some of us have decided to make a stand and ask more questions.
Whilst some of the humans try to spread the message and ask the questions the rest of the planet has not thought of yet, the likes of David Cameron and Barack Obama, with their guide dogs Hilary Clinton and Theresa May, they continue to preach to people outside of their club about human rights and the right to free speech. Syria, Iran and China are regularly in their sights, and maybe rightly so, however they themselves continue to belittle, beat, imprison and silence their own people with the very essence of fascism that they claim to be liberating the rest of the world from.
Quick to jump on the Arab spring bandwagon because they think they might be in for a cheap barrel of oil but even quicker to crack down on a slave revolt on their own doorstep as people begin to see that the game is up, after all who will flip their burgers, switch on the petrol pumps or tooth fairy forbid make their Calvin Klein's?
As Ghandi put it Mr Cameron and Mr Obama "be the change you want to see"
In light of all this Dejavusion Productions and Lucas Media have collaborated again to bring you a trailer for an upcoming short movie inspired by the Star Wars movies. Class Wars trailer
Nike Air Jordan scenes. You couldn't make it up.
Theresa May's Human Rights Rant. Shocking
