Luc Besson is inducted into the secret societies Hall of Fame for “LUCY”

When the film The Big Blue came to the United States, I was completely blown away by Luc Besson’s directing style.  The story was me.. a person who loves to swim and hold my breath for as long as I can under water.  When Luc created his director’s cut version, he did away with the intellect of the great editors of sound and content to make a flop.  If one sees this movie, it must be the original theatrical release.  Unfortunately, it is only available in VHS.

From that point on after filming Le Grande Bleu, Besson may have been inducted into the Illuminati hall of fame for film making in which he’s not making beautiful love stories, but those with the most impact when it comes to telling and showing occult messages.  Lucy happens to…

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For the NY Daily News, Meg Wagner reports:  A Russia Today reporter quit Friday, furious over the way the network covered the Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 crash.

Sara Firth, who was born in the U.K. and has worked for the state-backed TV station since 2009, said Russia Today suggested the Ukrainian government took down the Boeing 777 flying over the country.

Firth, a London-based correspondent for Russia Today, resigned Friday: ‘ tired of lying and telling ‘sexier’ stories’.

“I didn’t want to watch a story like that, where people have lost loved ones and we’re handling it like that.”

London-based reporter is not the first journalist to call the network’s bias into questions — another reporter quit in March over the way Russian management covered riots in neighboring Ukraine.

“It’s great team, so talented. But at the heart of that organization it’s rotten.”

“I couldn’t do it anymore,” she…