:54:01
paid for those mistakes
:54:02
but this demonizing
of accompany
:54:03
I think I am in a time
warp or something
:54:05
that I fell asleep
and woke up 50years ago
:54:08
and we heard that
kind of rhetoric.
:54:09
Well we have a very very
broad set of people angry
:54:12
very angry at
this corporation
:54:14
well people from
the left of the spectrum
:54:16
who dont produce anything
except hot air.
:54:18
From its complicity
in unspeakable
:54:21
human rights
violations overseas
:54:22
against women gays labourers
and indigenous peoples
:54:26
to its efforts to subvert
U. S. foreign policy
:54:29
and deceive the courts
:54:31
the public and
its own stockholders
:54:33
Unocal is emblematic
of corporate abuse
:54:36
and corporate power
run amok
:54:42
... is immoral.
:54:45
Unocal cannot
do business in Burma
:54:49
without supporting
that hopeless regime...
:55:02
The curse for me has been
the fact that in making these
:55:06
you know documentary films
:55:09
Ive seen that they
actually can impact change
:55:12
so Im just compelled
to just keep making them.
:55:14
Yep thats me
doing what l do
:55:17
All year long I give big
companies a hard time
:55:20
but at Christmas time I like
to set aside my differences
:55:23
and reach out to big business
like cigarette companies.
:55:31
Deck the Halls with
boughs of holly...
:55:35
fa la la la la
la la la
:55:38
I went to Littleton
Colorado
:55:40
where the Columbine
shooting took place
:55:43
and I didnt
know this
:55:45
but when I arrived I learned
what the primary job is
:55:49
of the parents of the kids who
go to Columbine High School.
:55:52
The number one job
in Littleton Colorado
:55:54
They work
for Lockheed Martin
:55:56
building weapons
of mass destruction.
:55:59
But they dont
see the connect