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Animated Parables of a Broken World

March 8, 2019March 9, 2019 Chris SunamiAnimation

It’s the 30th anniversary of three short animated films I saw when they were new, and never forgot. Some images can stick with you for a lifetime. When I was a teenager, in the late[…]

Jordan Edwards: This Life Mattered

May 4, 2017May 3, 2017 Chris SunamiRace

The story, in general outline, has been so oft repeated it’s easy to dismiss or overlook: Unarmed black teenager shot and killed by police officer. The facts and images in this particular case make it[…]

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The Trouble with Tarantino

January 19, 2017January 21, 2017 Chris SunamiIdentity

The trouble with Quentin Tarantino, an unquestionably brilliant and iconoclastic director, is that there’s often a regressive undertone to his superficially progressive imagery. A self-proclaimed champion of the underdog, his brand of empowerment rarely comes[…]

"Tomorrow Belongs To Me" from Cabaret

Strategies VII – Knowing the Stakes (is it all just PC hysteria?)

November 26, 2016November 26, 2016 Chris SunamiPolitics

Complete Trump Strategy Guide This election, the far left finds itself in the position of the boy who cried wolf. After having directed protests against people as liberal as Bernie Sanders, it finds itself curiously[…]

Strategies: Part II – The Three Losers (Fascist, KGB, KKK)

November 15, 2016November 23, 2016 Chris SunamiPolitics

Complete Trump Strategy Guide God has put them into a deep sleep.  To this day he has shut their eyes so they do not see,  and closed their ears so they do not hear. ROMANS[…]

Stopping Terrorism and Mass Violence

August 4, 2016August 9, 2016 Chris SunamiChristianity

Our current conception of terrorism and mass violence, is that it’s a huge anomaly, a bizarre occurrence, and that it somehow spreads, like a virus, through a mysterious radicalization process. That may be true, as[…]

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