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Ministry performs in Cherokee for first time | Cherokee Scout, Murphy, North Carolina - Vimarsana News

Ministry performs in Cherokee for first time | Cherokee Scout, Murphy, North Carolina

Cherokee – The six-time Grammy nominated industrial metal pioneers Ministry performed at Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort on March 22, the group’s first visit to the venue. 

Pope Urges World Not to Surrender to Evil, Violence in Easter of War - Vimarsana News

Pope Urges World Not to Surrender to Evil, Violence in Easter of War

Rome - On Easter Sunday, Pope Francis said Jesus, the victor over sin, fear and death, called on the world not to surrender to evil and violence. He mad

Report: 89 percent of Netflix 'Palestinian Stories' directed by BDS backers - Vimarsana News

Report: 89 percent of Netflix 'Palestinian Stories' directed by BDS backers

Twelve of the filmmakers touted by the streaming giant signed an open letter calling for international action against Israeli “apartheid” and “crime[s] against humanity,” according to Israeli NGO Im Tirtzu.

Source: jns.org
Heutige Politik hat ausgedient – es braucht eine Digitale Demokratische Republik - Vimarsana News

Heutige Politik hat ausgedient – es braucht eine Digitale Demokratische Republik

Bei der diesjährigen Wahl werden sich viele Leute gegen Personen entscheiden, statt für jemanden zu stimmen. Die Parteiendemokratie hat ausgedient. Was wir brauchen sind neue Selbstverständlichkeiten basierend auf der Technologie: Es braucht eine Digitale Demokratische Republik.

Source: focus.de
Gary Numan: 'Intruder' Interview - Vimarsana News

Gary Numan: 'Intruder' Interview

There was a period in the late-’70s when Tubeway Army-spawned electronic trailblazer Gary Numan was simply way ahead of his time. With the Brit’s first solo set in 1979, The Pleasure Principle, it was hard to say which was more chilling—the cold, clinical precision of his guitar-parroting synthesizers, the bleakness of his “Cars”-futuristic vision, or the aloof, almost robotic singing voice in which he delivered all of his dispassionate observations. Outside of de-evolution-stressing Midwest misfits DEVO, there were few artists viewing society in the same dry, dystopian way, like t...