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| Tuesday, March 1st, 2005 | | 4:21 am |
| | Thursday, September 30th, 2004 | | 3:42 pm |
From today's popbitch
>> Dirty Lies <<
Radiation bombs are a government fantasy
Last week^Òs BBC drama about a dirty
bomb in London has helped keep everyone
terrified about terrorism.
But a forthcoming documentary shows that
dirty bombs are actually a fantasy. The
Americans should know: the CIA tried for
years to make one, before realising that
blowing up radioactive material won't hurt
anyone. Radioactive dust disperses so
quickly you'd need to be exposed to it
for about a year before any real
damage occurred.
The documentary, The Power Of Nightmares,
shows how politicians are using fake stories
like the dirty bomb to keep people scared,
and themselves in power. It also demonstrates
that the claim that Al-Qaeda is a global,
hidden, terror network is also a myth.
So what channel is this BBC-debunking
documentary showing on? Er, BBC2.
The Power Of Nightmares. BBC2, 20th October, 9pm.
| | Monday, September 6th, 2004 | | 12:12 pm |
"This kind of pornography is a matter of artistic creativity"
This excerpt from last Thursdays popbitch has been bothering me. Nick Cave wrote a script for a sequel to Gladiator and sent it to Ridley Scott. He hasn't used it.I've not been able to put my finger on exactly why until it suddenly occurred to me today with all the clarity of being dropped from 10,000 feet with just a copy of the yellow pages and three tomatos. What if it the script was written as a musical? - zrn | | Wednesday, August 18th, 2004 | | 3:47 pm |
| | Tuesday, August 17th, 2004 | | 10:06 pm |
| | 11:55 am |
"We're S. H. O. P. P. I. N. G. We're shopping"
So there I was out shopping with Miss zrn the other day who made the mistake of leaving me alone for 5 minutes in the DVD section of HMV. It isn't a frequent occurence, thankfully, and I got off lightly on this occasion and finally managed to pick up series 1 of Jeeves and Wooster to indulge my 1920's flapper interest. The temptation to watch all of it at once and spend the rest of the week greeting people with "I say! Chaps!" was narrowly avoided, much to the relief of Miss zrn I'm sure. ( We're buying and selling your history ) |
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