The Yes Men are a culture jamming activist duo and network of supporters created by Jacques Servin and Igor Vamos.Through actions of tactical media, the Yes Men primarily aim to raise awareness about what they consider problematic social issues. To date, the duo has produced two films: The Yes Men (2003) and The Yes Men Fix the World This article needs cleanup. Fire crackles GIRL: Gee Dad, where did all these logs come from? DAD: Well Liz, let me tell you a story about a friend of mine. His name's Smokey the Log. Music starts, girl and Dad sing together. With a stump for a head and a body made of oak we will find him in the lumber yard a-breathing in the smoke. People stop and listen to hear his monologue because everybody knows that he's the lumber loving log. CHORUS: Smokey the Log (Smokey the Log) Lightin' (fire starts) and a sparkin and a-barkin' like a dog (chainsaw starts) He can start a fire and it burns into a flame (flame noise) and that's why they call him Smokey-- yes, that's how he got his name. You can take a tip from smokey: it's hard to be a tree. Sitting in one place is as boring as can be. But if we chop him up it's not just good for lumber industry -- it's good for poor old smokey, 'cuz that's how we set him free. (CHORUS) DAD: You see every year we cut down thousands and thousands of trees just like Smokey. (baby sound) Then we strip them of their bark and put them on trains and send them across this great country of ours. And we burn those little fellas right here in homes like this one. Match ignites MAN: Say "Bye, Smokey" KIDS: Bye, Smokey! Now the forest is a dangerous and fire-prone place, when a tree burns in a forest it's a terrible waste. So we strip 'em and we ship 'em to gain utility and then we'll see the potential of what a forest can really be. (CHORUS) Wikipedia has an article about: The Yes Men
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