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Dystopian Future: Soylent Green

Computing Forever reviews the sci-fi classic Soylent Green, a 1973 picture starring Charlton Heston. Richard Fleischer directed from a screenplay by Stanley R. Greenberg, adapting the Harry Harrison novel Make Room! Make Room!

This prophetic work envisions a nightmarish future about the controlling power of big corporations and an innocent cop who stumbles upon the truth. That’s a truth that’s truly dystopian, yet entirely imaginable in the post-Jeffrey Epstein era.

The Omega Man

Dave Cullen takes a look at the classic 1971 sci-fi movie The Omega Man, starring Charlton Heston. Based on Richard Matheson’s book I Am Legend, the plot centers around a biological war that decimates human life across the planet, leading to a dystopian catastrophe.

Only a few people survive, among them, Robert Neville (Heston). He’s ravaging for food in Los Angeles and fending off mutant beasts.

“Goy” Lent Green

In a video titled “Goy Lent Green…What’s Eating Us?,” Enter the Stars Reloaded revisits the 1973 sci-fi film Soylent Green, which has proven so prophetic. The film starred Chalton Heston and Edward G. Robinson, and was directed by Richard Fleischer, who also made Fantastic Voyage and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. The plot concerned human cannibalism, the meat compacted into a blue-green algae-like food stuffing called soylent green.

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Defending the 2nd Amendment

Legendary actor and president of the NRA from 1998-2003, Charlton Heston, was a voracious supporter of the Second Amendment and its undisputable guarantee of freedom for Americans. “Freedom has only one enemy, and that is negligence,” Heston said. The late cinema icon lays out his point with clarity and power in this edition of LibertyPen.

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Political Correctness

Will Hollywood ever again give us right-thinking and conservative stars like Charlton Heston and John Wayne? Probably not. This generation’s stars are squishy, bandwagon liberal hacks lacking both the intelligence and the independence to think for themselves. In the absence of any stars of the caliber of Heston or Wayne, we’re left to go back to the source.

Here’s a definitive speech that Heston gave at Brandeis University in 2000 touching on the issues of political correctness, common sense, gun policies and the need to always challenge authority. Heston’s words ring just as true today as back then. H/T LibertyPen

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Having a Ball

Don Rickles, best-known for his piercing brand of insult comedy,  says performing at the second inaugural ball of President Ronald Reagan in 1985 was the highlight of his career. Rickles, who’s earned such monikers as “The Merchant of Venom” and “Mr. Warmth,” not only takes on President Reagan and his wife, Nancy, but also then-Secretary of State George Schultz, actor Charlton Heston and world-renowned evangelist Billy Graham. Please join us on LOL every Tuesday for a stroll through the lighter side of life. –The Wickel

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