Comments | kev_n_r: Zeitgeist

kev_n_r

Zeitgeist

Oct 21, 2008 01:58

Just before I posted this video, my father lent me a DVD that he wanted me to burn a couple copies of. I never even looked at the disk because the content was the usual "international banks" stuff that he's been preaching about for years.

So after I posted these videos on here and my facebook, I recieved a comment from a friend saying that they ( Read more... )

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kev_n_r October 21 2008, 16:03:57 UTC

The format (I think) is to show how the people have been lied to for centuries, first via their religious leaders then by their government, I guess. As for not paying income tax, well, I dunno, but take that part out and look at the rest.

It may seem preachy because they're purposely being very direct for impact. The sad thing is that a lot of what's in there (ie: fact about the FED, 9-11) is true and based on factual interviews and such but it's so unbelievable that most are unable to accept any of it.

kev_n_r October 21 2008, 16:05:02 UTC

Watch the previous videos I posted, they have most of the same info but explained a bit better.

sun_tzu April 21 2009, 00:08:43 UTC

That entire movie is a bunch of nonsense. I don't understand why anyone would buy into such paranoid drivel, when it's all be totally discredited for long. Anyone who presents 9/11 conspiracy nonsense is pretty much readily dimissable as an utter tool.

kev_n_r April 21 2009, 05:22:38 UTC

Anyone who states there's nothing to question about what we know about 9-11 is a sheep and a tool. There are too many unanswered questions. I never said I believe everything in these films, but I am saying there's a lot to be learnt from them.

sun_tzu April 21 2009, 12:29:06 UTC

There isn't really much to learn from them because most of what they present is utter nonsense. I haven't watched Zeitgeist in a while but I remember well both laughing and feeling miserable for wasting the time as what it presents is such clever-sounding nonsense. I'm terrified that people believe that sort of crap. As for 9/11 there really aren't too many unanswered questions, just ones that the tinfoil hat set don't like the answers to because they don't support their idea that the whole thing was some vast conspiracy. Virtually all evidence of a conspiracy is either decontextualized fact or is just complete fiction. People squandering their lives trying to "connect the dots" but the dots just don't exist, or where they do the picture starts to look a lot like the official account they are so desperate to refute.