From:
Gary S. Gevisser
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 10:58
PM
To:
Cc: rest; Emily Lambert; Henninger@wsj.com;
Karen Richardson - WSJ; Victoria Knight - WSJ;
Subject: FW: ...---...play?
FYI
Gary S. Gevisser
Ps
– On December 1st 2000,
the 27th
anniversary of David Ben Gurion’s
passing, I began broadcasting a series of email communications geared toward
raising the level of consciousness amongst us so
insensitive bearing in mind
Ben Gurion encouraged all of us, “Children of Israel to be a
light unto the nations”, to mention little of the price of
gold closing on 12/1/2000 20 cents shy of $270.
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Every time we have an earthquake or big disaster there are movies made that feed off of the fear... "Day After Tomorrow", "Deep Impact", "Armageddon" etc. During the Cold War there was a movie called "Red Dawn" that followed some teenagers that hid in the mountains following a Russian invasion. Why change the nature of the beast when you can use it to your/our benefit. If people are addicted to TV then we need to reach them using that medium.
How about a book/screenplay that is written post economic collapse telling the story of how it all went down. From greed to "share croppers".
Should be looking into buying a farm or getting a house up in the
hills and purchasing
guns? Can I stick my head back
in the sand?
