The internet is still a wild and untamed medium. On the internet all kinds of content flourishes and only the worst extremes are checked. It is a two edged sword however and floating on the flood of purile and culturally worthless content are islands of thoughtful expression of free speach.

Mass media is more pervasive and more intrusive into our lives than at any time in human history and the opportunity for nation-wide promolgation of thoughts and opinions approved of by the current administration has never been greater.

If we take the "War On Terror", which The Green Man has pointed out before is a semantically nonsensical phrase, it seems that to question its motives or actions taken in its name is to be un-Insert your countries name here

In that case resist.com.au falls definitely into that category. Artistic, at times confronting and definitely questioning the extent to which the emperor is clothed it is one of the islands of intelligent free thought floating in the river of banality.

To quote Arundhati Roy in one of the clips

It is dangerous to cede to the Indian government, or the American goverment, or anyone for that matter the right to define what India or America are, or ought to be. ... To call someone anti-Indian or anti-American is not just racist but a failure of the imagination, an inability to see the world in any way other than that the establishment has set out for you.

Resis.com.au cannot be accused of a failure of the imagination and is well worth a visit.