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- It’s not nice to fool Mother Nature.
The catchphrase ‘It’s not nice to fool Mother Nature’ was a hit marketing campaign for margarine in the 1970s. The phrase really stuck in people’s minds, kind of like how margarine globs onto English muffins, or crackers, or any of the thousands of ultraprocessed items available in the miles of grocery aisles manufactured by a handful of multinational conglomerates under the guise of a plethora of brands. Of course, it also resonated because it’s so obvious, or at least it should be. Oren Lyons* often used a similar and more meaningful version of this phrase, even before the margarine commercials….
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Broadview October 3rd, 2025
I didn’t shoot much at Broadview, but I’ve now seen enough footage of protestors getting roughed up to see that Bovino was having it done so he could walk in a shot and look like he’s in the middle of some fray. It’s all for propaganda. I was standing in several groups that day, and when we’d get told to move immediately a few agents would jump on a few people before we could even get out of the way, and then Bovino would move into the shot for his cameraman.