uscitizen
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I have never said that asshatter.Go on guru. Tell us how it's all such a grand, sophisticated, and utopian plan.
And you are a liar for implying that I have.
I have never said that asshatter.Go on guru. Tell us how it's all such a grand, sophisticated, and utopian plan.
I have never said that asshatter.
And you are a liar for implying that I have.
This is Arron Russo's film about the state of economic affairs and the marriage between big money, the federal reserve, the IRS, and the NWO.
I'm no Asshat, I'm a reasonable man, and this film freaked me out.
Has anyone else here seen it?
I would like to hear from anyone who has seen it. It is truly alarming and disturbing.
You can view it here:
http://www.peter-north. com.
Whoops, actually, here is the real link:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?d...13&start=0&num=100&so=0&type=search&plindex=0
It is free to watch, the full version and if you want to buy it, it only costs $1 he clearly isn't doing this for profit.I haven't seen it, but anyone who makes a video of a conspiracy between the NWO, the Federal Reserve, and the IRS, sounds like a snake oil salesman to me. There a lot of money to be made, catering to conspiracy theories. Its human nature to be attracted to them - and more importantly, its human nature to spend money on products from people who promote them.
The problems we face with regard to globalization, plutocracy, and oligarchy are right in front of our face, and well known. Well known issues regarding labor, wages, public interest, and the flow of capital to slave wage countries. Tin foil hat stuff just distracts us, and well as enriching the pockets of the cottage industry of conspiracy theory hucksters.
Anyway, this isn't meant as a slam. Just MO.
I haven't seen it, but anyone who makes a video of a conspiracy between the NWO, the Federal Reserve, and the IRS, sounds like a snake oil salesman to me. There a lot of money to be made, catering to conspiracy theories. Its human nature to be attracted to them - and more importantly, its human nature to spend money on products from people who promote them.
The problems we face with regard to globalization, plutocracy, and oligarchy are right in front of our face, and well known. Well known issues regarding labor, wages, public interest, and the flow of capital to slave wage countries. Tin foil hat stuff just distracts us, and well as enriching the pockets of the cottage industry of conspiracy theory hucksters.
Anyway, this isn't meant as a slam. Just MO.
I haven't seen it, but anyone who makes a video of a conspiracy between the NWO, the Federal Reserve, and the IRS, sounds like a snake oil salesman to me. There a lot of money to be made, catering to conspiracy theories. Its human nature to be attracted to them - and more importantly, its human nature to spend money on products from people who promote them.
The problems we face with regard to globalization, plutocracy, and oligarchy are right in front of our face, and well known. Well known issues regarding labor, wages, public interest, and the flow of capital to slave wage countries. Tin foil hat stuff just distracts us, and well as enriching the pockets of the cottage industry of conspiracy theory hucksters.
Anyway, this isn't meant as a slam. Just MO.
90% of this film comes straight from the horse's mouth.
If you haven't seen it, don't slam it. You might be surprised. Its free, take a couple of hours and watch it. Then your opinion will have a basis, until then it has none.
Russo's promotional materials state that the film was shown at "Cannes" in France. As of July 31, 2006, the web site (at www.freedomtofascism.com) states:
America: Freedom to Fascism Opens to Standing Ovations at Cannes!
The international audience at Cannes as well as the European media has been fascinated by Russo’s fiery diatribe against the direction America is heading [ . . . ]
According to a New York Times article by David Cay Johnston on July 31, 2006, however, the film was not "on the program" at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival itself; Russo actually rented an inflatable screen and showed the film on the beach at the town of Cannes during the time of the film festival. The New York Times article states: "Photographs posted at one of Mr. Russo's Web sites depict an audience of fewer than 50 people spread out on a platform on the sand."[10]
Don't be a moron. The insitutions mentioned are the backbone of the globalization, plutocrachy, and oligarchy you fear.
The international components these american institutions interface with are the World Bank, THe IMF, The WTO, and G8.
Their influence is immense you ignorant jackass. You're just an ignorant sot.First of all, anyone who uses the acronym NWO is suspect as a crackpot.
Second, calm down. The IRS and the Fed, exist only on paper. They're not "people", and they're not even animate objects. Their only an inanimate beaucratic entity that exists only on paper.
WHen the policies the institutions enforce are bad, they are, in fact, bad institutions. You're basically just a moronic idiot if you the the fed, irs, and all the other orgs have no influence or may in fact be good. Their very existence is premised on their intent to do harm, ultimately.Its not institutions that are the threat. Institutions are only buearacratic tools that can be used for either ill or good. Depending on the interests they represent.
WE have been the enforcer of the NWO since wwII. I think many are just realizing that the beast is set to destroy it's own people in time.I mean, Sweden is a member of WTO. And Sweden is allegedly on of the most egalitarian and euntrepenuerial countries on the planet. I don't think Swedes are fretting about WTO taking over their country. Likewise, I'm sure Sweden has a revenue collection authority similar to IRS. Its just a tool. Its not, in and of itself, anything evil. Its just an organization that exists on paper.
I DO think some of our instutions have been corrupted by PEOPLE. Policitians that are bought and sold by speical interests, and use these institutions to promote the special interests, and not the public interests.
There's nothing inherently evil about inanimate institutions that simply exist on paper. Its the interests and people who use those institutions, and to what end.
Dude, this is on Wiki, so its not a 100% guarantee that its true: but it sounds bad...This Russo dude claims he showed his film at the acclaimed Cannes Film festival - but according to NY Times all he did was set up an inflatable screen on the beach at Cannes, and showed it to a small group of people. The film itself wasn't on the Cannes Festival Billing.
I really don't care if he overblew his publicity on releasing the film. That's completely and utterly meaningless to me. Whar I would like to hear is what in his film is untrue, misleading, or a lie, because frankly, I HOPE its all bullshit. But it doesn't appear so, and I don't see how it could be painted as such. That's why I asked for opinions of people who saw it.
I knew cypress was a fascist. Anyone who thinks che gueverra is some sort of hero has to be fucking sick.
You gotta admit, its totally funny that he promotes this as a film that was shown at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival, when in fact all he did was rent a screen and show it on the beach to a few people at Cannes. HaHa
I haven't seen it, but anyone who makes a video of a conspiracy between the NWO, the Federal Reserve, and the IRS, sounds like a snake oil salesman to me. There a lot of money to be made, catering to conspiracy theories. Its human nature to be attracted to them - and more importantly, its human nature to spend money on products from people who promote them.
The problems we face with regard to globalization, plutocracy, and oligarchy are right in front of our face, and well known. Well known issues regarding labor, wages, public interest, and the flow of capital to slave wage countries. Tin foil hat stuff just distracts us, and well as enriching the pockets of the cottage industry of conspiracy theory hucksters.
Anyway, this isn't meant as a slam. Just MO.
But its also immatterial, if even true.
This is a classic cry for attention. Sorry dude, I'm going back to ignoring you. Throwing temper tantrums like this, and stomping your feet on the ground is not an appropriate way to get the adult's attention.