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Hosted by the two-time Academy AwardÂ® nominated actor and activist Woody Harrelson,
ETHOS: A TIME FOR CHANGE lifts the lid on a Pandoraâ€™s box of systemic issues that has proven to have a negative impact in every aspect of our lives.

From the environment, our democracy and our personal liberty to conflicts of interest in politics and unregulated corporate power, we cannot change our system until we know how it works.

From director and activist Pete McGrain, ETHOS: A TIME FOR CHANGE sheds light on how we can affect change. With interviews from influential thought-leaders including, author and activist Noam Chomsky (Manufacturing Dissent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media), Chalmers Johnson (Blowback: The Sorrows of Empire), OscarÂ® winning documentarian Michael Moore and Howard Zinn (A Peopleâ€™s History of the United States) to name a few, ETHOS: A TIME FOR CHANGE will show you how to make meaningful and sustainable change in order to create a world where we can live harmoniously in a clean environment.

Saturday, December 27, 2008

'Santa Shooter' intended to flee to Canada

California police say the gunman who killed nine people in a Christmas Eve bloodbath at his ex-in-laws home, intended to flee to Canada but was severely burned before he killed himself.

Singer, dancer and actress Eartha Kitt is dead

The famed performer Eartha Kitt died of colon cancer in Connecticut on Christmas. She was 81.

Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Greek protesters call for support

Protesters in Greece call for Europe-wide demonstrations. Protesters raised banners on the Acropolis in Greece calling for demonstrations across Europe on Thursday (December 18). Labour and student groups are planning a national strike in Greece on the same day. Protests have been taking place in the country since the police shooting of a teenage boy on December 6.

It's Recession Time In Japan

11/17/08 After posting two consecutive periods of contraction, it is now official that the Japanese economy has entered its first technical recession since 2001.