Music by Mana song by ElMiner

Remix of mental hygiene film based on idea from lisa16f. In the 1940's and 1950's people knew they were seeing a movie or going to a mental hospital. Now they've gotten sneakier and embed the propaganda   more...right in the TV News and drug the children right in the schools. I'm sure that there are plenty of crazy people who do need help, but how did society manage to function 200 years ago before everyone was on Ritalin and Anti-Depressants? Motion pictures have been used for covert propaganda and "morale operations" since the 1940's. In the 1950's they started working on physical techniques to control the human mind: lobotomies, implants, electric shocks. These have been supplemented by psycho-pharmacological techniques and now it is common practice to drug children in American schools. In addition to this sort of direct mind control, there has been a massive effort to shape public perception through television and movies. Music from Mixotic 008 and 051  less

Ho-kai
Part 1. of an announcement i'll be making new years area day/eve...this vid. has something to do with it...
Yea I know the actual quality sucks...my fault i was wearing a white checked sweatshirt   more...XD first actual experiment with my green screen/ fabric XD ^^ And Yes well aware I cannot dance XD trust me i've known this forever and a day
and you really can't see the iPod all too well....EPIC FAIL LADIES AND GENTS!
Give me feedback and tell me if I should make a new whole seperate name ^^ And I really hope to do a better one another day XD
Disclaimer: Don't own iPod or music.
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Downloaded From: Gameads.Gamepressure.Com! This is a Commercial for Trauma Center: Second Opinion, Atlus' 1st Wii Game! Check This Commercial Out, But It's In Japanese!

Yep, Another Japanese TV Ad for the best Trauma Center game ever made....ROFL...Enjoy.   more... x33333 TIP: Post a comment on my channel, this video or send me a message if you have BOTH a Wii and this game!  less

The best Third-Party Japanese Wii TV Commercial EVER! Please enjoy or I'LL SQUIRT TEA OUT OF MY NOSE!! XD

The home care people here are trying to kill off my mom, just because she's severely disabled and elderly. But she really wants to live and enjoys life in spite of them. It's just a Government cost   more...saving measure. Don't bother to phone 911 they said to my Dad, just phone the morgue for pickup.  less

Chris Comfort is stronger than most of us. Thankfully, however Chris shares his fitness knowledge as it relates to pushups for this segment. Give us some time, a long time, Chris, and we'll be matching   more...you!  less

Friendship...Handle with Care

If you like the Trauma Center series, this is for you! If you like to play Doctor, this is for you! If you like BOTH, This is for you! It's the Trauma Center: New Blood Trailer! Please enjoy as always!

gosh i love it!

apocalyptica feat; adam gontier of 3 days grace

Look at these New Doctors from the Newest Installment in the Trauma Center Series! Please Enjoy! Notice that Markus sounds a lot like Frank West from Dead Rising! I bet that same voice actor voiced him!   more...:D  less

Since in honor of Trauma Center: Under The Knife 2 being announced, I present you this striking profile icon which shows Derek Stiles readying for a operation from the first game in the series -- The   more...Original Under The Knife! Enjoy...Or else it's a failed Operation (LOL) >:D  less

FUNNY COMMERCIAL

Primary Trauma Care in Paraguay. Dr. OscarGonzàlez Allen is one of the members of the PTC team.

"Give an Hour" is a network of psychiatrists hoping to change the way troops receive mental health care upon their return home http://www.giveanhour.org/skins/gah/home.aspx

Wondering where I am?

jaywalking

Dont Tread On Me

Story about my past, history, PTSD.

A Documentary on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder:
http://www.upi.com/Features/Military_Matters/
"Invisible Wounds" is the powerful and moving documentary that portrays the suffering of combat veterans   more...and their families from the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Interviews with returning soldiers and their families bring to light the rarely discussed challenges they face back home. Further interviews with Vietnam and World War II vets add perspective to the problem, showing that it is not something new.
You can also watch the video's at the UPI site:
http://www.upi.com/Features/Military_Matters/2008/11/10/Media/1226349520590/  less

A thought

Sometimes, it's nice to watch them not crash!