Dern/Berry: American Depression

A journal about Western civilization and its peculiar commerce-shaped design.

A journal-like vignette about what makes Western civilization so 'deep'...inspired by LA Story. 

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The Western world offered much in the way of socialization-literature and the impact of global networks on culture-exchange (e.g., Coming to America)!

Two Dartmouth (USA) scholars, Amlan/Marcus, are studying blood-diamond complications in modern globalism capitalism matrices erecting forms of networking intrigue and corrupting media-reporting about the gem-exchange in the Western world!

AMLAN: I'm looking at the marketing/appeal of world-soccer (sports) video-games during American Xmas!

MARCUS: I'm studying the effect of video-game sales on European consumer market directions (e.g., diamonds).

Diamonds-ads have colored media for some time now, and various celebrity-endorsements for diamond-sales reflect a cultural 'photojournalism' regarding capitalism-diaries.

In this modern atmosphere of 'dragon' riding capitalism, we've gotta consider how ad-revenues tied to sports/sports-media in the Western world are 'coloring' other consumer-markets (e.g., diamonds!) and creating a certain 'fear' towards the proper controls linked to the global gem-market and if it's 'sullying' diamond-merchants in the Western world. Is this the sign of a great Tribulation (capitalism)?

Two Western stars, L. Dern and H. Berry, decided to watch an Xmas-rescreening of the classic/iconic 'demo' film Gremlins in a Boston movie theater and report to the media, "America's in love with the 'storytelling' of democracy."

AMLAN: If this is the time of consumerism-Xmas 'toys' for the West, we're celebrating cyber-capitalism.

MARCUS: We've gotta streamline Xmas-consumerism with toy-ad consciousness regarding gem-designs!

Therefore, a good modern Western journalist/photojournalist might account for this matrix-geometry giving 'shape' to the fineries of constructed consumerism-linked destiny. After all, isn't the West all about...diamonds?

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)