Here’s another nude set I shot with Monique. You’ll quickly notice that I went a little bit further with these than the “Shadows” set with her. Well, I’ve got to get comfortable with my foray into shooting nudes. Slowly ;)

These were shot last October, right after our night at the Playboy Mansion Halloween Party. Monique’s outfit was a Diamond in The Rough, which makes an appearance in some of these. Monique and I love this set of photos, and both feel like they should be shared.

I love that “Shadows” set with her, but this “Light” set are some of my favorite photos I’ve ever shot (and I’ve got quite a lot of photos out there now). Both sets are good counterpoints to each other.

Shooting in bright light instead of the dark makes shooting nudes, well a lot more nude. I intentionally let the grain remain for the edge I wanted, and to differentiate these shots from shooting porn (which I have no interest in ever shooting). No disrespect to porn, but I’m trying to do something a little more thoughtful and compelling. A major difference is that most porn embraces the social stigma that nudity and sex is dirty, taking that baton and running with it into far raunchier territory. I’d just rather ignore that stigma entirely and focus on capturing the most beautiful and most captivating photos I can. I’m growing with my photography hobby. Though it seems it’s now clashing with my experience in dealing with difficult aspects of our culture.

I’ve experienced some awful behavior from a world so consumed with insanely twisted thoughts regarding the sin of sex. This isn’t the moment for an articulate argument about it. These pictures are my protest. If you could look at something beautiful and publicly denounce it as dirty, does that make you a better person? Does disavowing that which is attractive and hot demonstrate your virtue? Then you can go ahead, give it a try…

WARNING: Reader discretion is strongly advised ;)

So, homosexuals are disgusting perverts who are trying to destroy the sanctity of marriage, of our society, and of our children’s minds. I get it. Gay sex is unnatural, disturbing, and we must stop this cancer of repulsive behavior from spreading. Just one thing…

We’re faced with a LARGER more troubling epidemic that also needs our attention. It’s something more unnatural, more vile, and more repugnant than even homosexual filth.

I’m talking about fat people having sex with each other.

Fat people fucking doesn’t just defy the laws of decency and morality, it also defies the laws of physics. I don’t know how it works, to be honest, I’m sure I could find fatty porn online to demonstrate it, but I don’t need to see that to know clearly beyond any doubt:

THIS WAS NEVER IN GOD’S IMAGE FOR US

Whether it’s two fatties going at it, a hot chick getting fucked by a fat dude, or a skinny dude fucking a fat chick, all fat sexual encounters must not be tolerated. This is where the role of government needs to come in to protect us.

Think about the children. Clearly people who would engage in this sort of smut certainly should be nowhere near kids, let alone raising them, acting as ROLE MODELS. I’m not talking about spreading problems like diabetes, heart disease, shortness of breath, and losing personal belongings between the folds of their skin. I’m talking about the indecency of fat sex!

Despite the difficulties presented by modern physics, fat people are still reproducing, at an alarming rate that has outpaced the rest of us! THEY ARE NOW FULLY 2/3 OF THE AMERICAN POPULATION! And they are raising hordes of fat children that will one day have fat people sex and reproduce more fat children until there’s nothing holy and sacred left in society.

How will the fabric of our society sustain so much weight?

Marriage is sacred. We need to protect it. This now needs to be a police matter.

We need to make a tough decision as a society. Do we choose the path of god fearing decent families working hard to secure god’s blessing on us and our nation, or do we choose the path of legions of trailer homes of families watching wrestling over buckets of fried chicken and buttered popcorn?

BAN FAT MARRIAGE

If we do not act now to ban fat marriage, soon it will be too late. Our country will become little more than a bunch of fat lazy entitled ignorant yet very judgmental rednecks. I pray it’s not too late…..

And we don’t need fat people to join us in our drive to also stop gay marriage. There’s plenty of national support without that Fat American demographic.

At a time when our economy is badly threatened and our national debt is skyrocketing and our troops are suffering through costly deadly wars, we need to focus on issues that really matter; like what fat people do with each other in the privacy of their own homes. How else can we gain the respect of our children and the future young voting generation?

I do want to stress my humanity about this situation. I’m not saying we should kill fat people, just prevent them from marrying and hopefully stop them from breeding. After all, we’re not barbarians. Fortunately I do have a more sustainable government solution to the current Fat People Epidemic:

Vertical farming.

Maybe we could use the folds of their skin for vertical farming pouches to grow fruits and vegetables. This would be a more sustainable solution to America’s obesity epidemic, enabling fat people to grow their own readily available food and bring oxygen into the room they never leave. The plant life will receive ample water because fat people sweat, and plants should thrive on the excess carbon at levels only fat people can provide. There’s probably food wrappers lost in the folds anyway, might as well be more economical with that real estate. One must always look for simple positive government solutions to current national dilemmas. Just imagine it, fat people with produce poking out of their folds is far more amusing and wholesome than their current deviant behavior.

Something’s itching?? Ooh tomato! Nom nom

What do you guys think?

If you also want to ban fat marriage, please share this article and get the word out.

 
 
 
 
(Note: Why do people always brand Anti Fat Marriage advocates as hating fat people? We’re not against fat people. We’re just against fat people fucking, and getting married, and raising children, and eating our food, and breathing our air. That’s all.)

What we need is not government to legalize gay marriage but people who no longer seek its permission.

For another important government initiative we must promote, please also read my article:

Bailout the Gold Diggers

 
Nero – Welcome Reality

		Innocence My Eyes Guilt Crush On You Must Be The Feeling Won’t You (Be There)
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I’m actually enjoying the rise of dubstep over the last couple years. I’m glad all our favorite drum and bass acts are now dubstep. There’s definitely some cool stuff coming out. But much like any other popular music trend ever, much of the scene is quickly growing stale. In my opinion, some of the best music in the dubstep scene aren’t the purists, but the artists willing to incorporates styles outside of dubstep and keeps pushing music further. At the top of my list is Nero and their debut album Welcome Reality.

This. Is. A. Fucking. Classic!

Nero is no secret. They’re widely acclaimed and loved. I’m just throwing my voice in the mix to say the hype is entirely justified. Though it’s funny to see many dubstep fans criticize this album for not really being dubstep. Welcome Reality makes no promise of being faithful to dubstep. It’s beyond dubstep. And thank god. It pushes further and breathes new life into the genre. There’s some progressive house here. There’s some drum and bass. There’s more pop sensibility here, some early 90s nostalgia, but it sounds so fresh and futuristic. The opening track is 2808, and I’d say it sounds like this album came from that year, 2808, humans are in some space cities with decadent parties themed to try to remember what life was like from our generation back on Earth.

Detailed atmospheric soundscapes, powerful energy, engaging beats. This album is brilliant and fun and totally addicting. Rated: Masterpiece! I’m in love with it. My favorite song is probably My Eyes, followed by Innocence. I’m very excited about the promise in Nero, and their albums yet to come. Eagerly looking forward to that journey.

[videos after the break]

No suprise that Nero’s music videos are futuristic space fantasies.

Here’s the cool jap-anime video for Innocence:

The video for Guilt is all about futuristic strippers:

While at the International Students For Liberty Conference in DC last weekend, I sat down for an interview with the famous Jan Helfeld, notorious for tripping up famous politicians and media figures with difficult ideological questions. He employs a type of Socratic questioning to get their fundamental principles, which always exposes their contradictions and humiliates them on camera for being inconsistent at best, or hypocritical and lacking integrity at worst. Press secretaries usually pull the plug and motion to abruptly end the interview. His major media figure guests are not expecting his line of questioning, most of the time they get violently hostile when they end the interview, and I’m amazed that Jan is still able to successfully get these interviews with major figures after over 2 decades of this.

So when Jan asked to interview me, I told him to do his worst, dial it up to 10, and find a chink in my armor. I think I was the first person he’s ever interviewed to come out unscathed! I don’t know what all the other interviewees are a complaining so much about. Next time he needs to ramp it up a bit and try harder! I guess my background in philosophy paid off. To be honest, after the fact I realize I could definitely answer the questions more succinctly and articulately, but considering that I was completely put on the spot and I had no talking points ready at all, I think I did ok.

Enjoy ;)

[Another Jan Helfeld interview with me, and more hilarious interviews with Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi and others after the break!]

Here’s an interview I did with Jan back in July 2012 at The Atlas Society Summer Conference (photos here). He wasn’t difficult with me at all this time, just gave me a bunch of softball questions about the talk I was giving at the conference. (Looking back on last July, you can see I’m slowly getting more comfortable with media interviews):

Harry Reid trying to explain to Jan why taxes are voluntary. Seriously!

Nancy Pelosi is cornered by Jan on her hypocritical stance on why all people deserve at least minimum wage, except for people that work for her:

This one is funny. Congressman Pete Stark explains that the higher our national debt, the wealthier we are, becomes incredibly condescending when questioned about that, and then threatens to throw Jan out of a window!!

Even the mighty Hardball Chris Matthews was tripped up and ended his interview!

Subscribe to Jan Helfeld’s YouTube Channel for more epic interviews from him. He doesn’t do a good job of converting outside of the choir, but it’s great fun to see how our politicians and major media figures have massive errors in their thinking, and watch them flip out and get furious with Jan for exposing it!

Well guys, I got on The Peter Schiff Show. That’s a pretty big deal for me, as I’ve been a massive fan of Peter Schiff for a while. I wasn’t on with Peter, I was on with Neeraj Chadhary, who was guest hosting the radio show. I was talking about connecting with people, and a more effective approach to communicating our ideas, especially when there’s a difference of opinion.

After you listen to my segment, if you’re familiar with Peter Schiff, you’ll realize that he certainly does violate a lot of the principles that I’m discussing, as he’s rather well known for infuriating those who disagree with him. His (lack of) ability to persuade those who disagree with him isn’t what makes him an exceptional communicator, or what makes me such a huge fan. What makes Peter Shciff such an exceptional communicator is that he possesses a legendary ability to articulate complex ideas clearly and powerfully. In that regard he is among the greats, and one of the best speakers I have ever seen. Now I do wish he would stop attacking the character of those who disagree with him, be a bit more considerate to where they’re coming from, I think he’ll be a lot more effective in his outreach. Yet his extraordinary ability to explain these complex ideas simply and convincingly has certainly brought a tremendous amount of understanding to many (me included). I’m so impressed with his ability to articulate, that I’ve learned about as much from studying his technique as I have from studying his ideas (i.e. turn everything into a metaphor).

For a crash course in why Peter Schiff is incredible, check out my earlier article on him here.

So yeah, with a giant like Peter Schiff, I was honored and excited to be on his show! I think this went alright, and I got some good content in there. I am my biggest critic, and I know I still have a bit farther to go with my public speaking skills. I’ll be honest, this is the largest audience radio show I’ve been on, and I got a little nervous. I need to slow down and communicate more clearly, cut out the “ums”. After listening to this again, I quickly thought of far better ways to respond to being put on the spot, it’s much easier to think clearly when you don’t have a large live national audience. I’m fully aware that Neeraj was FAR easier on me than Peter Schiff would have been! And I totally forgot some of the stronger punchier talking points I would have liked to have said. So while there was a lot more I’d like to say, and a few points I wish I clarified better, I think I got a few good shots in there; and overall there’s definitely a lot of solid valuable content here. And judging by the response in the private messages I’ve been receiving from this, it’s been pretty helpful to some. I’m still growing as a speaker. I’m far better than I was a year ago. I know some of my friends reading this are exceptional at public speaking, and I hope to join your ranks soon. This was good practice and a great stepping stone for me. If anyone wants to share any constructive feedback with me, I’m definitely open to hear your advice, but I prefer a private message for that.

Onwards!