This is the TRAILER for the 8 episode illustrated reading of "All roads converge ... on Julian Assange". The entire essay is PART 10 of the substack series "The Julian Assange Archives".
MORE below
The trailer looks at the ope…
This is the TRAILER for the 8 episode illustrated reading of "All roads converge ... on Julian Assange". The entire essay is PART 10 of the substack series "The Julian Assange Archives".
MORE below
The trailer looks at the opening pastiche for the series, suggesting its relevance to the rest of the series. It also shares one of Julian Assange's most important warnings (16 Jan 2018) - against widespread censorship:
"Nuclear war, climate change or global pandemics are existential threats that we can work through with discussion and thought. Discourse is humanity's immune system for existential threats. Diseases that infect the immune system are usually fatal. In this case, at a planetary scale."
From #TheAssangeArchives
THE SUBSTACK SERIES:
- INDEX to the full substack series: https://lafleurproductions.substack.c...
- PART 10 Full essay (wth source links): https://lafleurproductions.substack.c...
THE VIDEOS in this series:
Trailer (this video) https://youtu.be/BQzrMl1fFUA
Ep 1: "The Crucifixion of Julian Assange" Coming soon
Ep 2: "The Banality of Evil"
Modern Day Heretics
Ep 3: "Heretics on Covid-19"
Ep 4: "Heretics on the Holocaust"
Ep 5: "Heretics on Regime Change Wars"
Ep 6: "Heretics on Even More War (Ukraine)"
Ep 7: "Heretics on the Climate Crisis"
Ep 8: "What's Julian Got To Do With It?"
SOURCES:
All TEXT and the original LINKS TO SOURCE can be found in the PART 10 essay (link above).
Elements of this video not created by the video producer either have creative commons licences or are reproduced for nonprofit educational purposes under the fair use provisions of copyright law.
VIDEO CLIPS used in this episode:
- None
MUSIC:
- “Monsters of the Past” by Paweł Feszczuk (CC BY 4.0)
- “Ode to Pachelbel” by Maarten Schellekens (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)
- “The Roman Legionary” by Maarten Schellekens (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)
- “Wanderer of Wonders” by Philip Ravenel (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)
- “Introitus” by Dee Yan-Key (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)
