Another harbinger of Armageddon? Will the forces rage and clash and leave nothing in their wake?

We believe that man's will is still intact; if his art says nothing else, it affirms his power of aesthetic choice. He can remove the toxic wastes and industrial carcasses that strangle his environment, just as he can wipe away the surviving myths and hypocracies that lay like a fringe of silt on the window to the future. The old junk, always accumulating in new ways, has clogged the machinery of his imagination and broken down his faculty for change. Remove it from the face of our planet and you will still have the bed of fertile soil underneath, ready to accept the kind of growth that will enrich it.

If you believe that "things will apart" after "the center cannot hold", then you might as well give up now, rely on fate, and admit that nineteen hundred and eighty-eight years of human suffering has been in vaind. The junk has so blurred the lines of good and evil that a final battle between them is difficult to conceive, for neither side would be able to identify its own army. Anyone who has thought about it during this century seems to conclude that the present order has almost run its course. The religious leaders say that when it does, so will corporeal existence. Aldous Huxley, on the other hand, envisioned a time when the gap between the extremes of human choice, the cause of all conflict, would be bridged by a drug that sterilizes human emotion. In this video, we don't offer a prophecy or an answer. We try merely to cast a floodlight on the culprits - as we did in our first video "Concrete People" - on the junk peddlers who block all the roads available to us with their litter of abstractions and schizophrenia.

Once the junk is removed, progress will be defined only by the limits of the human spirit. (J. Fekner)