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'The Power of Nightmares': Underwear vs. Reason
Adam Curtis' "The Power of Nigtmares" (2004)
It's useless to point out that the "underwear bomber" failed. The response to terrorism in the US is all about what "might happen."
The three-part, three-hour polemical documentary series "The Power of Nightmares," written, produced, narrated, and directed for the BBC by English filmmaker Adam Curtis, goes to the heart of world affairs post-9/11 and remains extremely relevant today.* In his introductory words, repeated with slight variations at the start of each hour, Curtis states his theme:
In a BBC Interview, Curtis answered the conservatives' accusation that he was only selling conspiracy theories. He said politicians didn't plan to use fear of terrorism to wield power but merely "stumbled on it." This defends him against the charge of smearing mainstream politics. In fact he well demonstrates that certain neo-conservatives in high positions in multiple US administrations have been willing to invent threats and tell lies to undermine liberal leaders, further their ends, and generate fear. Doubtless many western leaders, Obama among them, have merely "stumbled on" the strategy of stirring up fear of al-Qa'ida to keep the public cooperative and justify the next war. Politicians often believe their own lies, as George W. Bush may have believed in Saddam's hiding "weapons of mass destruction."
The now-passé "communist threat"
In the story Curtis tells, the fading power of liberal ideology led two forces to emerge, both seeking a substitute ideal: the neo-conservatives and the radical Islamists. And ultimately they squared off, each one needing the other as an opponent in their self-styled battle of Good and Evil. In this world, Ayman Zawahiri and Paul Wolfowitz are like twins, because they feed off each other.
Curtis' narrative leaves out earlier fear-mongering. It is obvious that well before the time when Curtis claims western ideologies grew stale, power was wielded through fear of the "communist threat." In the 1950's it was a hostile country's nuclear attack rather than a terrorist group's malevolent mischief-making that was the thing most feared. Up to the fall of the Soviet bloc, the western "ideologies" Curtis says have gone stale claimed to be locked in at titanic struggle with "communism." This was power politics based upon fear as well. When the Berlin Wall went down, fear of the "communist threat" had lost all potency as a motivator. There is plenty of evidence that the US used that "threat" to justify wars, like Vietmam. Al-Qa'ida and "terrorism," virtually synonymous in US and British media, have replaced "communism" as the fearful threat, the evil outside that could "bury" us or make us slaves. The irony is that while the power of the Russian bloc and its will to dominate the West were greatly exaggerated, they were more real and powerful than the threat of terrorism now. Yet terrorism is already making us slaves: the US government removes more and more freedoms to fight an invisible enemy. And there is no end in sight. What will be the "fall" of "terrorism"? Terrorists will always exist.
The idea that al-Qa'ida is a powerful and highly organized worldwide terror network with sleeper cells everywhere is largely an American invention. The US under Barack Obama continues to wage wars in Iraq, Pakistan, and Afghanistan under the banner of rooting out al-Qa'ida. Even if there were a true network, this strategy is doomed to fail, since (as has often been noted, even by Obama) the brutalization of Islamists, and along with them innocent Muslims, is a powerful and ongoing recruiting device to bring in new would-be bombers, underwear or otherwise.
Adam Curtis' "The Power of Nightmares" concludes with a grim reassurance: "But the fear will not last, and just as the dreams that politicians once promised turned out to be illusions, so, too, will the nightmares; and then our politicians will have to face the fact that they have no visions, either good or bad, to offer us any longer." Well, we may hope that Curtis' long-range predictions don't turn out to be true, but he provides a logical description of what has been happening and continues to happen. There will continue to be terrorist attacks. It's not that they are a fabrication, just that their actual danger has been exaggerated, and will continue to be. But their effect will be great, not because of the actual physical damage they do or the lives they destroy, but because terrorism by its very nature generates fear, and that fear is still growing and will grow as long as the US overreacts. Curtis' picture of the creation of the current fears and the forces behind them has much truth in it, and much irony, because both groups, the radical Islamists and the neo-conservatives, exist on the fringes of societies. Most of us are just caught in the middle, but we are the victims.
The power of burning underwear
No better proof of the swift magnification of trifles into threats could be brought to bear than the case of the "underwear bomber," a rich Nigerian's son called Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, a young man radicalized in England, briefly trained by Islamists in Yemen, acting independently and futilely—his bomb fizzled, burning only him. And yet the full force of the US government and press was immediately brought to bear on this "threat." Diplomats were withdrawn from Yemen (what about England, where Umar got his primary inspiration, or Nigeria, where he came from?). Obama announced that 50 Yemeni Guantánamo detainees, never found guilty of anything, were not to be released after all. A Department of Justice task force recommends they be held indefinitely. So this pathetic, if frightening, incident is to be justification for continuing blatant violation of international law and the American Constitution.
Vittorio Zucconi, editor of the Italian newspaper La Repubblica, pointed out in a blog entry entitled "Excuse Me, Have You Got a Light?" that, though it may be "small consolation, of course. . . al-Qaida's recruiting and training services must be in rather a bad way if they must resort to someone whose own father had repeatedly complained to the authorities." The young Nigerian, Zucconi mocked, was "a diabolical explosives expert who couldn't even manage to build a detonator that works and a murderous nerd who sets fire to his own balls in an attempt to blow up a load between his legs, while hiding himself under a blanket." "Obviously," the Director went on, "an ill-intentioned idiot alone is enough to do much harm, and a knife is sufficient to hijack a plane, because the so-called security services, those who harass feeble old ladies at airports because they wear metal-reinforced bras and mothers of newborns with baby bottles, are—as has been argued here for some time—merely a nice little theater designed to calm passengers." And "who runs this colossal global security apparatus," he scoffs, "Trenitalia?"
One can't imagine the editor of a major American paper daring to speak so lightly of this affair, of the lack of threat from al-Qaida evidenced in it, the incompetence of the effort, and the futility of airport security. Such talk is taboo. We can lambaste the security apparatus and call for more, but we dare not minimize the "threat." Obviously there is an analogy with September 11, 2001, in that this non-event took place in an American airplane, involved someone hostile to the US, and might have been prevented if American authorities had registered the warnings they'd been given and taken appropriate action. But the fact is, nothing happened. Terrorism has indeed again triumphed, by showing that nothing is needed, really, to reawaken hysteria exploited by the media and used as justification by the US government to take disproportionately massive action. How efficient, though blind and mad, terrorism is!
And from the gay website Milkboys comes this information: "The rapid introduction of full body scanners at British airports threatens to breach child protection laws, which ban the creation of indecent images of children, the Guardian has learned. Privacy campaigners claim the images created by the machines are so graphic they amount to 'virtual strip-searching' and have called for safeguards to protect the privacy of passengers involved. Ministers now face having to exempt under-18s from the scans or face the delays of introducing new legislation to ensure airport security staff do not commit offenses under child pornography laws. They also face demands from civil liberties groups for safeguards to ensure that images from the #80,000 scanners, including those of celebrities, do not end up on the internet. The Department for Transport confirmed that the "child porn" problem was among the "legal and operational issues" now under discussion in Whitehall after Gordon Brown's announcement on Sunday that he wanted to see their "gradual" introduction at British airports.
Even a relatively minor incident, like the failed 'underwear bomber' fiasco, is enough to cause more individual freedoms to fall by the wayside.
Even a relatively minor incident is enough to cause more individual freedoms to fall by the wayside. Luckily, civil liberties groups are working to combat this, but it's an uphill battle. This again is, or should be, a comic matter; the worry over instantly erased body images may be unfounded. But the increasing state apparatus to watch, probe, and penetrate into individual privacy isn't necessarily so funny. Nor is the misunderstanding of threats, and the persistent lack of focus on the causes pf Islamist rage, which are ignored in favor of what Vittorio Zucconi considers to be the band-aid of cosmetic step-ups in security, if band-aid is the word when profiling is more like a full body cast, and substitutes racist harassment for efficient intelligence procedures.
It's useless to point out that the "underwear bomber" failed. The response to terrorism in the US is all about what "might happen." This is what militarism is all about: maintaining a massive force to deal with imaginary threats. Or relatively small ones. The power of nightmares is still as great as ever, and Adam Curtis' film as insightful.
©Chris Knipp 2010. See more of the author's writings at www.chrisknipp.com.
*The documentary has been welcomed (with some reservations) by progressives, criticized and rejected by conservatives: see the Wikipedia article, "The Power of Nightmares". Three complete one-hour videos of The Power of Nightmares along with full written transcripts of its second and third parts are found at Information Clearing House.
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Aliens RPG Cancelled 31
from the game-over-man-game-over dept.
An RPG set in the Aliens universe doesn't really work, did anyone think this was a good idea? There's not a lot choices other than "die or don't die" in the Aliens movies and games so far...how deep could it really get? Good riddance, let developers work on something with more potential (from an RPG side of things).
There's not a lot choices other than "die or don't die" in the Aliens movies and games so far...how deep could it really get?
You could play an employee in Weyland-Yutani. There could be inter-office feuds. Collect enough paperclips and get promoted !
Fight your way to the cafeteria past those damn marketing guys with rubber bands !
Become a PHB and redecorate your office !
The possibilities are endless. Those Sony guys have no imagination.
Yes, I have to agree with this. I do hope Colonial Marines doesn't follow in the path of this, though.
The Aliens franchise hasn't been treated anything like as well as it deserves to be in recent years, in gaming terms. I mean, what have we had? A crap AvP RTS on the Playstation 2 and Xbox, a rubbish AvP shooter on the PSP, a few cellphone games and a decent-ish arcade machine. When you consider that the Aliens franchise has had such a huge impact on gaming culture (as the inspiration behind the look and feel of games like Doom), this looks a bit sad.
I think the whole AvP thing has been a bit of a depressing sideline. Personally, I find the Predator about as scary and cool as the average episode of Dora the Explorer. I remember when I was about 12 or so, my parents used to control what I watched at home pretty carefully. However, I had a friend whose parents were far more lax, so when I went over there, I often saw stuff I'd never be allowed to see at home. I remember watching Predator over there (it must have been newly out on VHS at the time) and not being bothered in the slightest. A few weeks later, I remember seeing Alien there. I didn't sleep for a month after that. Whichever way you look at it, the Alien is just a better baddie.
AvP2 for PC was 1/3rd of a very decent game. That 1/3rd was the Marine campaign, which was scary as hell. The less said about the "hunt for the breakable vent" and "stupid jump puzzles" flow of the Aliens and Predator campaigns, the better. Of course, the game hasn't aged fantastically well; the engine wasn't considered great at the time and looks and feels very nasty indeed now.
The technology to make a genuinely scary-as-hell Aliens fps has been around for a few years; basically since Doom 3 appeared. All it needs is some reasonably believable squad AI, a writer with a sense of pacing (ie. somebody who understands that having periodic lulls in the action is way scarier than pure run and gun) and a plot that DOESN'T revolve around some mad scientist experimenting on the aliens. It's disappointing that nobody has yet risen to the challenge. The release date for Colonial Marines keeps slipping - here's hoping it doesn't do a Duke Nukem Forever on us.
Really, I think there's a lot that can be done in the Aliens universe. Just because there are Aliens around, there's nothing to stop lengthy stories of intrigue (as to why the corporation is trying to gather aliens, splinter groups trying to stop it etc). Half life did a pretty good job of putting a reasonable story on 'Humans meet aliens. Aliens kill humans.'.
My advice is not to look to the movies and games but to the predator pulp novels which are alien _and_ predator books (not a spoiler as such. That's the series' whole universe.) Basically, human female warrior protagonist surviving a precarious acceptance among the predators sporting against aliens.
I had _such_ a kick-ass AvP movie sketched out in my own mind following on that universe that I perceived the first AvP movie as one of the worst pieces of crap I've ever sat through. In fact, it fascinates me and if anyone knows the back story, I'd love to hear it. I can remember when Harlan Ellison was on the Tom Snyder TV show back in the 70s talking about walking off the Star Trek One team because the producers had idiots like the guy who wanted "pyramids, at the dawn of the universe, with, like, Mayans, man!" Is it possible there was some fool with taste up his ass who hung around Hollywood for 30 years until he finally talked some bigger fools into bankrolling his vision with the first AvP movie?
Yeah, I'm digressing. Anyway, I'm just saying that the aliens franchise has wandering down some unfortunate paths, but there are still plenty of good possibilities waiting to be explored if they leave the gate shining enough to shake off the stench of the crappy failures.
I just don't understand what an Aliens MMO would have looked like, if it was centered around the actual Alien aliens. How many different monsters does this really lend itself to? Sure, when aliens pop out of various creatures, they tend to resemble that creature more. But how many black dog-ish alien, black horse-ish alien, black tiger-ish alien, etc. can you really deal with before it just become monotonous?
And then there's the whole question of the deadliness of the aliens. The major aspect of the movies is how these are near unstoppable killing machines. How exactly does that square with "Bring me back 20 dog-ish alien hides" quests? When one player could play a character that slaughters thousands of aliens in their lifetime without (mostly) dieing, then the players have become the unstoppable killing machines and the aliens are relegated to target dummies.
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By The Table of Promise on October 06, 2011
I found myself in a slightly awkward situation a few days ago. And let me preface this by saying that those with whom I was talking probably didn't find the situation awkward at all. I was discussing with some folks about how to wash vegetables, when a good friend asked me, 'Why do you soak your produce in vinegar-diluted water? Will it really remove the pesticide residues any better?' I stuttered a half-confident "I heard it from a friend."
Now that wasn't an answer that I was happy about! I like to think of myself as being a researcher and having a mind of my own. I like to think that I will confirm anything I hear out there with some trustworthy report. I want to believe I will truly understand the reasons why I do the things that I do. That is what builds confidence. People who read this blog don't just want to hear what I do with food. They want to hear why I do something with my food.
It is likely that people reading wash their produce in many varying ways. Some may scrub. Others soak. Some many wipe food on their clothes (no joke), while others mist with a mister. Some people buy those veggie washes. But there are some things you need to know about washing fruits and veggies.
There are three things (and maybe more) that you need to be concerned about washing off your fruits and veggies when you get them home: dirt left over from growth, bacteria picked up either from the dirt or through transportation/ handling and pesticide residues. I don't always buy organic produce. But even when I do, I always wash my fruits and veggies.
Veggie washes aren't worth the money. As NPR reported in 2007, Cooks Illustrated did an analysis of various cleaning methods and they found veggie washes did little more than simply washing in plain water.
That same analysis showed that veggie scrub brushes did remove slightly more bacteria than simple washing.
But the best results were obtained from washing fruits and veggies with a solution of one part vinegar (they used white vinegar) and three parts distilled water. I thought the distilled water bit was interesting. Distilled water has had all the bacteria and living bits removed in the distilling process, thus you will be less likely to contaminate your fruits and veggie with something that was found in the water itself. But my first impression? I drink my tap water. So I run no greater risk of polluting my veggies with ickies than when I drink a glass of water. However, you might not feel so confident about your tap water…and I get that. I am not going to be buying distilled water just to wash my veggies.
The article said it was not necessary to soak fruits and vegetables in water before storing them. And again, I get that. But I have had GREAT results through soaking.
What I typically do when I get home from the market is to scrub my sink with soap and warm water (including the opening of the drain!) and rinse thoroughly. I then fill the sink up with cold water and add in some apple cider vinegar (previously I have been adding a few tablespoons but as a result of reading the article I will probably start adding a cup or so). I let my fruits and veggies soak for 30 minutes to an hour. I agitate them during the soaking so that all dirt and residue is removed. Then I remove them from the water, shake them off and let them drip dry on a clean dish towel. As I have mentioned before, I store most of my veggies in plastic bags in the fridge. I like to store lettuce in a big glass Tupperware. With spinach, I will often remove the stems before storage.
I soak fruits and veggies: all greens, carrots, green beans, leeks and scallions, apples, pears, potatoes, grapes, and stone fruits.
I rinse these fruits and veggies just prior to eating: all berries, anything bagged in plastic or otherwise washed before prepackaging.
I don't wash these fruits and veggies at all: bananas, sweet potatoes, avocados, onions, oranges (all items that I NEVER eat the outer layer).
**A note about pesticide residues: I found an interesting article on the WH Foods website that stated one can remove most pesticide residue through washing and soaking, but not everything. And one cannot remove the pesticides that have been incorporated in the plant itself. I eat a lot of organic food, but I am not maniacal about it. Almost all the local fruit in my farmer's market is sprayed with something! And I still prefer local to trucked in. My mantra is limit your exposure through buying some organics and washing the rest and then letting go and accepting the limitations of this life!
Christa O'Brien is a wife and mother to two young boys. She also works full time in New York City. In her spare time she blogs about cooking and eating non-processed food in her blog, The Table of Promise.
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in my 50's, going solo for the first time and decided to go to Bali. I want to go to a beach resort for 3 nights before going on to a spa in Ubud. Is seminyak an easy beach town to walk around in and is there anything interesting to see other then relaxing on the beach? Is it safe to walk at night alone? How is the weather in october - is it very rainy?
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in my 50's, going solo for the first time and decided to go to Bali. I want to go to a beach resort for 3 nights before going on to a spa in Ubud. Is seminyak an easy beach town to walk around in and is there anything interesting to see other then relaxing on the beach? Is it safe to walk at night alone? How is the weather in october - is it very rainy?
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You can walk everywhere in Seminyak (although the sidewalks are somewhat dodgy and you have to be careful of motorcylcles where you don't expect them). Taxis are cheap and plentiful. The beach is wonderful for walking, especially at low tide.
The main draws are the beach resort culture: water sports, restaurants, clubs, spas, shops. Petitenget Temple is one of the oldest and biggest temples in Bali, and there's some sort of ceremony going on on the beach most every day.
Ulu Watu and Tanah Lot are each about an hour's drive.
Yes, Seminyak is generally safe at night, and there are a lot of people out and about. You'll want to use common sense and avoid dark, deserted places. If you feel uneasy ask the restaurant staff to call a taxi for you.
October is just the beginning of the rainy season and while you might get a few hours of heavy rain you can expect good weather.
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Hi Carol, I went to Bali solo in October, 2011. It rained at times but it didn't ruin my trip at all. I am not a beach person so I stayed just outside of Ubud at the Hanging Gardens. It was a wonderful relaxing and fun vacation. I took a tour with one other person up the mountain and around the island. I took a cooking class. I explored temples and chatted with many locals. I took a cooking class. The Hanging Gardens is really really lovely.
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