Re: Celcius, you are reading me all wrong...

Aaron Russo, 1943-2007

Award-winning filmmaker and libertarian political activist Aaron Russo succumbed to cancer Friday at age 64.

Russo was best known for his films, most famous among them Trading Places and The Rose, which won three Golden Globe awards in 1980.

What’s less well known is that he was also instrumental in bringing musical acts to the United States in the 1970s, including one of my all-time favorites, Led Zeppelin.

In his later years, though, Russo turned to politics. In 1996 he produced and starred in a film, Mad as Hell, where he criticized many government policies such as the national ID card, the war on drugs, and government regulation of alternative medicine. In 1998 he ran in the Republican primary for governor of Nevada but was defeated. In 2002, before he could decide whether to run again, he was diagnosed with bladder cancer.

In 2004 he ran for President under the Libertarian Party banner, but failed to get the nomination.


http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5420753830426590918


He mentions Rockefeller family but not Rothschilds!!


http://www.homelandstupidity.us/2007/08/25/aaron-russo-1943-2007/

He is later noted for bringing to light the 9/11 cover up and opening debate regarding the fed and the US tax system fraud.

The war on terror, RFID and man made global warming were also on his agenda and he spoke frankly about the absurdity of both.




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