The Life and Death of Mr. Green

To master advocacy one must master adversity.
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To master your perspective one must master the art of Anamorphosis.

The video "Life and Death of Mr. Green" directed by rising talent Timothy Garrett and starring musical troubadours from Carney, Evan Rachel Wood opposite of Reeve Carney (Broadway's next Spider-man, Julie Taymor's rendition of the infamous love story of the masked hero and Mary Jane) and was shot on the set of HBO's Carnivale in the California desert. The video is a statement pivoted off an occurrence in my past, one that is close to the heart.

By creating this video the seed was planted that a piece of art can build an advocacy for a band rather than just a fan base was planted. When going public, the things I did and actions I took as a Community Organizer for environmental issues inspired those with larger voices than my own. Beyond the smoke and mirrors, this video is inspired by a true story, one that I barely survived.

Even as an inspiration or a creative in the entertainment and altruistic industries. I will always choose to love and we will see where the chase leads. So I will follow the process of Anamorphosis through multiple mediums. To find a conclusion of this story I will seek solace by sticking to Carnivals. Maybe keep an eye out on the Air-Earth Elementalist and the Indestructible Girl relationship in Heroes. See what Tim Kring’s writers take could be on such a relationship.

At the end of the video the man (Mr. Green, EI: Derek A. Reuter) comes back to life or is resurrected. Then there is a silent question that is asked by a beloved admirer and internet lover, the Queen of my heart who shared the story to her fellow friends of art. "What happens after he wakes?"

Can you intuit a response? Please respond on this discussion your thoughts and theories to the video and how you have witnessed similar acts in your life by visiting my Ambassador Page on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Ambassador-Derek-A-Reuter/131749329701 then click on the Discussion Tab.

If you were to ask me for advice on how to move forward and overcome negative plights let me say "“keep an open mind while seeking faith in yourself and especially in others.” By holding this energy direct it into forwarding this song along with your advocate voice.

By becoming co-creators, you will become strong enough to overpower any negative force. We will make waves and disrupt placid waters as well as turn some into ice. But if one voice can create a ripple of change, than together we will create a tsunami.

I will share the full story on my end in the book "Exploding Noema," (undisclosed release date) but you can participate and provoke an end to our strife right now by posting his video with your own story about how you have participated in advocacy while facing PTBs (Powers That Be) adverse to your selfless and beneficial deeds.

"Change is mandatory. Progress is optional. Survival is questionable."

Derek A. Reuter
Founder of A Greener America
Ambassador of Goodwill and Public Diplomacy

To view the video "Life and Death of Mr. Green" please click below and re-post to widen the story of advocacy and the adversity we face together.

Link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPEIH-SDW_M

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Sending a very warm thank you to all the friends that are helping making it happen to co-create A Greener America and herald a light of love, truth, and stewardship: Reeve Carney, Zane Carney, JD Lipscomb, Jon Epcar, Timothy Garrett, Evan Rachel Wood, the Haus of Gaga, and the rest of the folks at Interscope.