A break from other projects, and from my life, our hero, Moral Virus, jumps back into the fray, responding to WrestleGuru's long since anticipated response to "Exposure of a Fraud - A Guru of Nothing"   more...from 3 weeks back. Completely unscripted, and unrehearsed, our hero decides to take the shortcut in cutting down a small portion of Guru's response.

Music - Jump In the Fire by Metallica.  less

This video was broadcast on TV Ontario in 2004, as the 1st of a 13-part series by Jordan B. Peterson dealing with mythology and neuroscience. It is based on the book, Maps of Meaning: The Architecture   more...of Belief.

<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/1MC/BC4D4D704CDE4BC4B96D023D3B34F95A/maps-of-meaning-2-contending-.aspx">Part 2</a>

Theme: The rise of rationality and the scientific method comprised a significant challenge to the religious world-view, but in its place rose ideological systems of true horror, led by resentful and arrogant tyrants such as Mao Tse-Tung, Stalin and Hitler. The demolition of traditional theories of morality thus opened the floodgates for pathological replacements of unforeseeable rigidity and cruelty.  less

Secularism has in the past decade become a "dirty word" in modern politics. This is completely unfounded and dismissive of the real meaning of the word. This video is my personal attempt at   more...a defence of secularism and of my fight to promote this Force for Good in the World today. Numerous misconceptions exist surrounding this issue and I hope that this video (and others which may follow) will put these to rest.

To summarize my point, "If you do not support Secularism, how do you feel about the separation of Mosque and State?"  less

If you have read your Bible, you know this is true.

A return to the video blogging scene sees our hero make a statement about the situation that occurred to Bill and Doug, of RVDTito4Life's hacked account, and explains, a bit, of the reason for the dislike   more...for these two. The first look at the hacking situation, and a thought for these two to change up their approach to better appeal to getting TNA more fan support.

Exclusive, full featured video here, on LiveVideo.

Music - Set It Off by POD, Open Your Eyes by Guano Apes, Rules of Evidence by Stone Sour, and Cold Cash and Colder Hearts by Thrice.  less

A special presentation for our hero's 50th video created, and presented for your entertainment, and utter enjoyment.

Exclusive first look only at LiveVideo.

Music - Don't Stop Me Now by Queen.

A look over why I'm not as popular as other members in the wrestling community, and a change of things, soon to reflect upon other videos, in time. A jab at Bill and Doug, a reflection upon TNA fans now   more...slowly turning on the two, and humorous look at future jabs to come.

Music - Tomorrow by Ozzy Osbourne.  less

The first simul-cast of a rebuttal to some of the words by PSPower. A look at why he deflects, while ignoring the flaws of the TNA product. Laying in some of the foundation for this argument to come,   more...while avoiding repeating the same video trilogy.

Music - Battery (Live) by Metallica and the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, and Prepare for War by DragonForce.  less

An exclusive new video to my new home, LiveVideo, with a few stabs at my past. A humorous look at myself, and the few comments I saw made by PSPower, over on YouTube, about my weight issues and scripting   more...of my videos. A full response to his video to come later on.

Music - Buried Alive by Love by HIM.  less

A two parter episode, with the first half being a non-spoiler containing review of the Ring of Honor February 16th show, followed by the results and spoilers of the event. Also included is a stab at a   more...self-professed guru of YouTube, and some of the comments shared at the show.

Music - Don't Look To the Eyes of a Stranger by Iron Maiden, and The End by Jim Johnston.  less

A continuation of this epic saga leads to further breaking down of PSPower's arguments towards Lance Storm's comments geared towards TNA's product. The third, and final episode of this saga ends this   more...epic trilogy in the light that only our hero can provide - anti-climactic.

Music - Eyeless by Slipknot.  less

The last video before our hero's big trip to Manhattan for the Ring of Honor Fifth Year Festival show. A look over a new target, and a review of Lance Storm's comments, and why his opinion should be respected   more...by TNA's fan base, rather than looked down upon. The first in a three part response to the comments made by PSPower.

Music - Fortunes of War by Iron Maiden.  less

An extreme look into the latest buzz in the wrestling world, and the new promotion looking to shake the very foundations of the wrestling industry. This dizzying look into a psychedelic acid trip of a   more...new product on MTV, reveals our hero's comments and thoughts on Wrestling Society X.

Music - Ladies and Gentlemen by Saliva, and As the Ruins Fail by Thrice.  less

A new target, and a new gripe - the constant complaint of wrestlers who don't have a great look about them. A stab at this argument, and a look at how image is a misleading factor in wrestling, and a   more...poor ideal to use to judge talent in a wrestler.

Music - Mass Murder Machine by Black Label Society.  less

Another break from wrestling, and a look back on something perplexing said by Ian "Crossmack-daddy" Crossland. A small look at why the ideal of that right and wrong don't exist fails.

Music -   more...Failing the Rorschach Test by Matthew Good Band.  less

A response to a known buddy from the MySpace group pages, with a look at why our hero stated that the WWE is an inferior product. More WWE bashing ahead, but only as a wrestling product, not a corporate   more...entity.

Music - One of a Kind (WWE Edit) by Breaking Point, and Snow (Hey Oh) by Red Hot Chili Peppers.  less

A step away from the targets leads our hero to the topic about this years up coming Wrestlemania, and the premise and theme of this year's biggest pay-per-view event of the year. A small sampling of the   more...comments the Nightmare has about the event known as "Wrestlings biggest event of the year."

Music - Over Exposure by AFI, and To End the Rapture (Heavy Metal Version) by Avenged Sevenfold.  less

A conceptual video reviewing and selling ROH's February 16th show, as suggested by the Natural, Kurt. A look into that show, and some of the booking issues involved with it, as well as a preview of my   more...thoughts on Samoa Joe's farewell tour, and the separation of Dragon Gate and NOAH talent from the same ROH cards.

Music - Fields of Despair by Dragonforce.  less

A return to Elliot leads to a question over statistics - and the rounding statistics of why Elliot fails on every level, in this argument. Also, a re-establishment of how fair I was for the WWE, in only   more...listing 11 of its employees over the age of 40.

Music - Got No Glory by Tesla.  less

Slipping back into a response to Crossmack, our hero decides to finally tackle one of the issues brought up by the pretentious, empty headed actor. A somewhat comedic episode, that also delves into the   more...belief of why Crossmack is full of it.

Music - The Great American Nightmare by Rob Zombie, Useful Idiot by Tool, One (Metallica Instrumental) by Apocalyptica, and One by Metallica.  less

After the Super Bowl, I return to form in making videos, and talking about the wrestling world. A quick amendment to something I said in my video of Lance Storm's blog entry, and another plea for everyone   more...to think about my challenge.

Music - Eriatarka by The Mars Volta.  less

The first strike into Elliot's points is launched, and with them, another look at the SmackDown tag team division, and the fact that Elliot is okay with the trade off of many teams, in favor of a short   more...lived, mediocre feud.

A review into the division, and a thought on why Elliot ignored my claims of SmackDown's tag division turning around in late 2005.

Music - You Know What They Do With Guys Like Me In Prison by My Chemical Romance and The Long Day of Vengeance by Armando Trovajoli.  less

Return to the topic of Elliot - I compare how similar the two tag team divisions of the WWE and TNA really are. More talk of dead divisions leaves me wondering why I emphasize the fact that these divisions   more...are dead, and why I seem to talk about them a lot.

Music - Nu Rock by Morningwood.  less