Exhausted by the efforts of the Tightrope Play episode, Ken perhaps went to sleep for awhile. Who is there to tell him not to?

He is, after all, his own boss.

This freedom of the individual is perhaps the most striking message of Ken's flamboyant journey through life. Life should be a pageant and a pantomime interspersed with sobering and poignant moments, when the tragedy of loss is tasted and fully digested.

In a world where "fat cats" hoard their wealth and gradually erode man's liberty to that of serfdom, Ken shows us that there is another way.

His film hints strongly at "another way" and shows us how we can be big within ourselves, even though "fat cats" can shoot us down with impunity and steal our energy. Ken will respond to this with renewed energy. As long as he is able to do this? He is invincible'.

Ken represents the courage and belief that helped make the USA the force that it is today.

Thus, his film documents a "Don Quixote" tilting at windmills as he styles himself the "unofficial support for the Rolling Stones European tour in 2003". He is you and I wanting a connection with our heroes.

But the 'heroes' of today are guarded by "fat cats". The heroes are not allowed to connect with us. A line somewhere in the contract will emphasise that - and the artificial gap that is placed between the

talent that the media chooses to recognise (and exploit) and the talent that is not recognised perhaps causes an edge of embarrassment to the media artists. They will know how much talent is denied any hope of world exposure.

"Fat cats" do not want choice in the broadest sense. They want consumer focus and minimal risk.

The world needs Don Quixote. It needs Ken Post. Watch the trailer - and feel free to send me feedback. I'll pass it on to Heyme and Ken.

Ken post trailer (c. 1 min)

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