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The Remi Review Episode 4
May 27, 2012The Remi Review Episode 3
May 21, 2012
Longest episode yet, a whole half hour! -if you can handle that much! 12hrs to do first render. 3 hours to export, 2 hours to upload, 2 hours for youtube to process it…This one had my mactop almost smoking, with need for several cool downs. Pet the cat, get a drink, back to editing. Other technical problems this time, hmmm. Spelled ‘develop’ wrong. Forgot colour correction on the far camera. Thanks to James and everyone else!….oh and the contest over when the show will stop showing. Will be updated to state that this is a weekend show filmed on Fridayish. Thanks for watching!
The Remi Review – Episode 1
May 4, 2012Its a little crappy, kind of slow, has its moments. But an exciting start none the less. Topics will range, there will be guests. Shot, edited and designed in one day- which will only get easier. The format and performance will need some refining, but i’m really happy with how it looks. Oh and notices how well my arm works already! Dr. Theo kicks ass.
Global Wealth Non-Distribution
March 2, 2012Stats are from UN 1998. Doesn’t mention public assets, but only the rich get elected as well.
Coming soon:
Why all the buzz about internet censorship?
How we can easily fix Canada’s economy.
What easy things you can do and why you should!
long winded working titles….
Note. The first video required trickery. I sped it up to cram it into 1 minute. This one was short so i had space for a website at the end.
Remi Stevens Blog Goes Video!
January 27, 2012After a long absence, something is happening.
I’d set out to do a full length documentary, but that is just too monumental a task….Besides, my skills reside in speed and efficiency. I have no relevant credentials to speak of, and i’m terrible with specifics, but i hope to bring you a wider perspective quickly and inspire further investigation. At least a dozen more of these are in the planning stages centering around money, property and wealth distribution. Hope you like it!
The Canadian National Debt.
July 1, 2011
Think bankers working in collusion with elected officials is a crime only committed against American taxpayers? Think again. Canada has its own massive banking fraud. All your favourite PMs are involved from Trudeau, Mulroney, Chretien, Martin and Harper. (more…)
Privatizing Currency
July 18, 2009
For most of my life i just assumed, as I’m sure most people do, that the money for a country is owned and printed by the government. Remember high school history class. The German government started recklessly printing cash after the war. Each individual bill became worth less, but the government was able to pay some expenses. A hyper inflation that devalued the currency so much people started trading money by the wheelbarrow. (more…)
Good people donate money to banks.
January 26, 2009Royal Bank’s new slogan “Choose a worthy cause, You”. At first i was insulted by my bank sticking this new ad campaign in my face. Like gamblers and drug addicts, i spent alot of money in my early 20′s (university), and now the very same people who’ve been holding my head underwater with massive debt are telling me that i truly am a charity case. (more…)
