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Norman Dodd was the congressional investigator of tax-exempt foundations in 1954. The interview took place in 1982. Mr. Dodd describes how he and his staff discovered that the major tax-exempt foundations (e.g., Carnegie Endowment for Peace, The Ford Foundation, The Rockefeller Foundation, etc.) were quite open about the fact that they were ... (See the video)

Standing ovation for this man. ... (See the video)

In my Extended Profile under Favorite Music, I say: ... (See the video)

Helpful hints for getting along (LOL!). (See the video)

Does health insurance come with that job? (See the video)

Heston discovers the location of the Planet of the Apes (See the video)

An interesting analysis of how the connected [State] corporatists are fleecing the economy coming and going. (See the video)

The video is crap (nothing more than you see now) and the sound quality isn't that good (its taken from a 78 rpm vinyl), but what a triumph of happiness in musical form it is! The melody is from an old South African tune - Armstrong used to tour Africa - the words were made up decades later by someone in New York I think (the vocals don't come in t... (See the video)

I find it so beautiful that one of the greatest anti-racism songs was played at the RNC convention. (See the video)

A good audio-visual defense of freedom. (See the video)