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FOOD FIGHT – Earth Amplified feat. Stic.Man of Dead Prez

Posted: February 27th, 2013 | Filed under: Video | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , |

Food Fight is the story of a kid who lives in a world where the food at the local corner store is killing his neighborhood — literally.

We want to get the word out — 25,000 views in the first week; can you help us reach our goal?

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Credits

Crew:
Ben Zolno – Story, Producer, Director, Shooter, Editor
AshEl “Seasunz” Eldridge – Lyrics, Performance, Casting, Locations
Stic Man – Final Verse Lyrics, Performance
Rebecca Quinn – AD/Key PA, 2nd Assistant Editor
Matt Davis – 1st AC, 2nd Unit Director, Shooter
Sashwa Burrous – 1st AC, 2nd Unit Director, Shooter, Titles, FX
Sabrina Davidson – Production Coordinator
Cameron Williams – 2nd AC, PA
Elana Issacs – PA
Ashleigh Papp – PA
Brian Pierce – PA
Ryan Dexter – Titles, FX
song produced and mixed by J.Bless & Golden Horns

Cast:
Guide – AshEL “Seasunz” Eldridge
Final Verse Writer/Performer – Stic Man
Kid – Anthony Samuels and Chioke Bakari
Mom – Kanchan Hayes
Vandana Shiva – TV interviewee
Powdered Doughnut Junkies – Franceyes Jackson
Energy-Drink Junkie – Jahahara Alkebulan-Maat
Corn Chip/Nacho Cheese Junkie – Ambessa Cantave
Twizzlers Junkie – Jose Manuel Ramirez
Suit (Fried Chicken Dealer) – John Harrison
Suit (Driver) – Aaron Lehmer
Hamburger Helper – Jessica M. Young, Rana Chang, Sabrina Davidson
Toucan Sam – Lisa Aurora
Lucky Charms – Alexia Stratton
Tony the Tiger – Manuel Martinez, Jake Schoneker, Rebecca Quinn
Homeless Man – Colin Hussey
KFC Junkie – Gary Whitaker
Little Debbie – Becca Hike

LYRICS

VANDANA SHIVA:
“Once they have established the norm —
that seed can be owned as their property —
royalties can be collected.
We will depend on them
for every seed we grow
of every crop we grow.

If they control seed, they control food, they know it; it’s strategic.
It’s more powerful than bombs.
It’s more powerful than guns.
This is the best way to control the populations of the world.”

CHORUS:
That’s what the streets them say.

That’s what police them say.

That’s what the Babylon say.

Put cola upon lips

and get popped the same way now.

That’s what The Pentagon say.

That’s what the generals say.

That’s what the empire say.

Put death down your throat,

you get dropped the same way.

SEASUNZ:
There’s a war going on inside,

no man is safe from:

DDTs, PCBs,

every corner in the hood got a KFC

or McD’s. It’s crack speed like RED

Bull-ish they pulpit — so caffeine,

Kit Kat like a click-clack holes in your genes

Cuz everything at market ain’t all what it seems.

Little Debbie bussing biscuits at sugar-high fiends.

Ain’t nothing but a G thing —

GMO, MSG, genocide of street gangs.

Aspartame or street cane.

Monsanto is Rambo.

Round Up with ammo.

Who would have known you can die from a diet

Diabetes and the -itis from the dairy and the dose

of the high fructose

cuz your ribs too close

so you might start a riot.

Might be a FOOD FIGHTER!

CHORUS REPEATED

SEASUNZ:
They shootin’!

Made you look

at the labels on the food that you cook.

Just say no to cocoa box

cuz when you Google the ingredients, you might get got.

Is your milk on drugs? Cuz your brain on Fox.

Factory farming spawning the Meatrix plot,

Globally warming us all, enough cows and NOx

driving the climate, driving a hummer or not.

Drive-in like a drive-by.

E.coli served super sized with a side of super lies.

so tell me what’s more gangsta than that?

Bullets or burgers both blaze burners to black.

Breakfast is a little like Texas,

Petro is everything that you’re eating on

My pesto is backyard like choppin’ chard.

My school lunch pack a punch.

FOOD FIGHT IS ON!

CHORUS REPEATED

STIC.MAN:
What’s Beef?

Beef is when you’re 12 years old and obese

clogged arteries, can’t see your own feet

until you’re up in ICU, guaranteed to be an ‘I see you”

From that processed food.

Suicide. It’s a suicide.

Don’t want no microwaves, no pesticides.

Fast food’s a slow death in disguise.

It’s the wild wild westernized world of deception and lies.

What’s Beef?

Beef is when you starve in a famine.

Nothing won’t grow and the land stays barren.

Pollution in the river, mercury in the salmon.

What sense do it make, being at war with the planet?

We’re at war for the mind so impressionable.

Instead of vegetables,

we reach for Red Bulls.

Poor diets kill more brothers than pistols.

We’re fighting for our lives like Michael Vic’s pit bulls.

Dog eat dog, America eats the young,

We die from beef, but more from meat than the gun.

Bullets for breakfast and mass murder meals.

Enemy of the state, and your plate is the battlefield

in this FOOD FIGHT!


Source: SOS Juice & Seed Freedom

Photos from the Sidewalk Session outside of the BIO International Conference

Posted: June 21st, 2012 | Filed under: Photos | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , |

Check out some of the photos that were taken on Monday at the Sidewalk Session outside of the BIO International Conference in Boston, Massachusetts:


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BostInno: Protesters Occupy Entrance of Boston’s 2012 International BIO Convention

Posted: June 18th, 2012 | Filed under: Press | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , |

Unlike Metro Boston, BostInno’s Steve Annear got the point of the demonstration.


Protesters Occupy Entrance of Boston’s 2012 International BIO Convention

by Steve Annear

Dressed in contamination suits and waving around boxes of children’s cereal they say are pumped with Genetically Modified Organisms, protesters planted themselves outside of the International BIO Convention Monday to fight against a week-long meeting of mega-companies and biotechnology firms.

Chris Rotten holds up boxes of cereal in protest of genetically modified foods.
Photo by Steve Annear

According to the group of activists, some of whom traveled all the way from Washington, D.C., while the “1 percent discusses industry strategies that compromise…biological heritage” inside the convention, protesters planned on educating the public, hosting sidewalk sessions, about pesticides, organic foods and anti-biotech initiatives.

“We are here to tell them to stop using GMO’s. Stop contaminating our food—we want organic farms, not giant industrial farms poisoning our people,” said Rica Madrid.

Madrid is a member of Occupy Monsato, a group fighting against the multinational agricultural company and producer of genetically engineered seeds.

The group, which banded with members of Occupy Boston and others during Monday’s protests, will be holding larger rallies against the company in the future.

Madrid said the Genetically Modified Organisms used in food produced by Monsato could have long term adverse health effects.

“We have no idea what the impacts will be in 10 or 15 years,” she said. “We can avoid these foods.”

Chris Rotten, who held a box of Lucky Charms and Fruity Pebbles while wearing a HAZMAT suit, asked people coming into the convention if they had their daily dose of “GMOs.”

“It’s should be ‘UnLucky Charms.’ We have been duped by the FDA,” said Rotten. “People don’t intend to be part of a corporate experiment. We are just guinea pigs.”

The convention, which runs from June 18 through the 21, is slated to bring thousands of biotech firms and businesses to the Bay State and pump close to $26.8 million into the local economy, according to officials from Mayor Thomas Menino’s office.

To attract some of those global businesses to the Hub, Menino and staff form the city’s Boston Redevelopment Authority have implemented a plan to “pitch hot prospects,” including tours of Boston’s life sciences clusters and meetups with CEOs.

“Boston is a global life sciences hub – a super cluster – it is innovation, collaboration and success. I’m pleased to invite the world to our city,” Menino said in a statement.

Governor Deval Patrick kicked off the week long event, welcoming businesses to Boston, during a speech this morning.

“Hosting all this talent from all around the world is a great opportunity for us to showcase our super-cluster here, build on relationships we already have and create some new ones,” said Patrick. “I look forward to meeting with top executives and government leaders to explore opportunities for collaboration and I encourage all BIO participants to do the same.”

Protesters did not go inside the event because the amount it cost to attend. They said they didn’t want to give additional money to the large corporations.