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DUBROOM
CINEMA |
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| VIDEO
REVIEWS
AND DOWNLOADS |
| Welcome
to the "Cinema"! Here you can read
reviews of highly recommended videos, of
which you can even download some for free. Be sure
to check out our featured video (pictured
left) as well.
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Archived Entries - Page
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| RASTAFARI
AND THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE |
| In
this video from the early 1990's, we can
actually see a debate between a Rasta and
someone who has criticism against Rastafari.
And there are a number of guests with
interesting things to say about the topic.
Obviously the topic is heavyweight and so
the debate is, too.
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| AMERICA:
FROM FREEDOM TO FASCISM |
| Meet
Aaron Russo. He is a Hollywood film maker
who worked with Eddy Murphy and other famous
actors. Russo won several awards, and so you
could say that he knows how to make a good
movie.
"Freedom to Fascism" is not
only a well directed movie, it also contains
some vital information for US citizens and
in fact, the people of the entire world.
Aaron Russo travels across the country of
the USA to interview politicians,
researchers and activists about one of the
biggest scams in the history of the United
states.
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| QUEST
FOR THE LOST CIVILISATION |
| In
this three-part series that he did for the
British television, Hancock travels all over
the world to visit ancient monuments which
he discovers are all connected to each
other. The pyramids at Giza, the Nazca
Lines, Easter Island and many other
structures all turn out to have been build
after patterns in the zodiac at a specific
time in history: 10.500 BC.
Hancock contends, and he has a lot of
solid evidence to back up his claims, that
all these ancient monuments were either
build in that "pre-historic" time
or were patterned after buildings from that
era. And that is just one discovery out of
many: traditional history has to be
dramatically re-written before it describes
what really happened even close.
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| JAH
SHAKA & FASIMBA'S - LIVE IN LONDON 1991 |
| Jah
Shaka at the microphone stand, introducing
"the Roots of Reggae music", just
before he starts playing
"Repatriation" with the band. A
cool a dreadly riddim fills the hall and the
music starts playing while Jah Shaka sings
vocals.
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