Controversial Christmas Music Video to Put Original Message Back on Track! Controversial producers SO OUT THERE from Toronto, produce alternative Christmas track – when over 1 billion starving, huge money debt for people to survive this Christmas and foreign workers paid peanuts to make our ‘Christmas’ gifts (e.g. Apple, HP, Dell, Xbox, Nintendo, Nike etc.).

A parody new age video where “Techno Jesus” arrives from his spacecraft with messages of light worker “love & light”. Just send love to fix the world problems and pray. Doom will be gone with donations.

The number of hungry people on the planet this year will reach a historic high of 1.02 billion, where 100 million more have been pushed into chronic hunger. Systems need to be changed - including our economic and money system which is causing this situation.

Music and Video Produced By SO OUT THERE with Cathy Nelson Krafft

SO OUT THERE presents a sermon by Saint Bastard - personified by Desteni's Bernard Poolman - who states: I sold my soul to Jesus and the Devil and found that I would ask them exactly the same questions in prayer. After all, asking is prayer and whether one asks the devil or Jesus for money or protection or peace of mind or fulfillment of desires really is irrelevant.

Toronto Producer SO OUT THERE remixes and produces Colorpulse’s YouTube music hit “Carl Sagan - A Glorious Dawn ft. Stephen Hawking”.

 Toronto band and producers “SO OUT THERE” have released one of the most controversial dance tracks to hit the floors this summer – and it has been leaked early to BitTorrent for FREE download. Their latest song “9/11 What Went Down With Building 7?” was written to support the massive growth of the global 9/11 Truth Movement - individuals and organizations questioning the mainstream interpretation of September 11th 2001.