Zeitgeist (Trilogy)

Subject: Zeitgeist (Trilogy) Fri Dec 03, 2010 9:25 pm

Zeitgeist: The Movie

This 2 or rather 3 part documentary,
will not only open your eyes and break
your heart. But, it will also piss you the
f*ck off! when it's all said and done.

Sorry, the first vid's embedded and can
only be viewed on Youtube. So, just click
on the link below and it'll take you to it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guXirzknYYE&feature=player_embedded

Zeitgeist: Addendum (Part 2)

Zeitgeist: Moving Forward (Trilogy/Jan 15th 2011)

"...Just imagine this controlled prison planet
was an open source sharing sustainable world.
A world without money or limitations, when food,
education, transportation, housing, free energy,
water and healthcare is available to us all..."
~ Peter Joseph

http://www.thezeitgeistmovement.com/

Subject: Re: Zeitgeist (Trilogy) Sun Dec 05, 2010 1:57 pm

Do you think this will trigger world war 3?

Subject: Re: Zeitgeist (Trilogy) Mon Dec 06, 2010 5:55 am

|SaD|Theottis wrote:

Do you think this will trigger world war 3?

Actually, I think Natural Gas, will.
Buuut, only time will tell I suppose.
Suspect

Subject: Re: Zeitgeist (Trilogy) Tue Dec 07, 2010 4:58 pm

|SaD|Justth3tip wrote:

|SaD|Theottis wrote:

Do you think this will trigger world war 3?

Actually, I think Natural Gas, will.
Buuut, only time will tell I suppose.
Suspect

natural gas?

what do you mean?

Subject: Re: Zeitgeist (Trilogy) Thu Dec 09, 2010 11:44 pm

the rich get richer and the poor get nothing lol,its always been that way and thats the way the system is designed to make it stay.

Why do you think they train you even at high levels of college to work for somebody else and not yourself?

Subject: Re: Zeitgeist (Trilogy) Fri Dec 10, 2010 12:45 am

The inflationary credit default system,one of the biggest enemies of modern society now known to man.

Our entire economy and living system is based on credit...credit that we no longer have.I've seen this documentary before,thx for posting Justt.

Posts: 521 Join date: 2010-06-05 Age: 28 Location: Germany

|SaD|Peter wrote:

The inflationary credit default system,one of the biggest enemies of modern society now known to man.

Our entire economy and living system is based on credit...credit that we no longer have.I've seen this documentary before,thx for posting Justt.

So then as Aum Shinrikio ranted......capitolism is evil and every developed nation on earth is under its thumb.

The routine way of doing things is wrecking the very balance of logic.You cant buy,have,use and run things that you didnt earn and have money for an dyet thats what everyone does.I am of the same opinion that it isnt so much about the greed of the powers that be because honestly any of us in the same positions would do likewise or worse but its the very system with which we operate under.

The gross production of material coming from Germany since the end of WW2 has been cut by 70%.We,like America have fallen into the trap of getting lazy and allowing the world to make everything for us while all we have in return is paper currency.But now resources are drying up and a time will come when nations like China will demand something of value in return and then what?What happens if the so called under developed and third world nations stop producing 77% of the stuff we buy at stores?

I'll tell you what mayhem followed by WW3 lol.

Subject: Re: Zeitgeist (Trilogy) Mon Dec 13, 2010 4:45 pm

|SaD|Theottis wrote:

natural gas? what do you mean?

I'll just leave it at Nabucco vs South Stream.
Though, further negotiations have been delayed
til summer of next year. It's winter time so maybe
it's not a good idea to upset Russia, at the moment
(Just ask Ukraine?). silent

Subject: Re: Zeitgeist (Trilogy) Mon Dec 13, 2010 4:46 pm

|SaD|Peter wrote:

The inflationary credit default system,one of the biggest enemies of modern society now known to man.

Our entire economy and living system is based on credit...credit that we no longer have.I've seen this documentary before,thx for posting Justt.

Subject: Re: Zeitgeist (Trilogy) Mon Dec 13, 2010 4:57 pm

Speaking of Natural Gas?
After watching these vids
I was thinking about doing
a convert on my 05' S-10
Extreme (Bi-fuel, actually).
It rains alot this time of year
and I usually drive my truck,
instead of my bike.

Unfortunately, they don't have
a kit for that Chevy model just
yet. Crying or Very sad

Subject: Re: Zeitgeist (Trilogy) Tue Dec 14, 2010 11:23 pm

|SaD|Justth3tip wrote:

|SaD|Theottis wrote:

natural gas? what do you mean?

I'll just leave it at Nabucco vs South Stream.
Though, further negotiations have been delayed
til summer of next year. It's winter time so maybe
it's not a good idea to upset Russia, at the moment
(Just ask Ukraine?). silent

not trying to be a dick...but I still do not understand lol.

I like to think that I am very intelligible but you have to understand that Im only 15 its kind of hard to read between the lines if thats what you want me to do lol.Pls give me your explanation or theory directly if you want me to hear it pls.

Posts: 521 Join date: 2010-06-05 Age: 28 Location: Germany

|SaD|Justth3tip wrote:

Speaking of Natural Gas?
After watching these vids
I was thinking about doing
a convert on my 05' S-10
Extreme (Bi-fuel, actually).
It rains alot this time of year
and I usually drive my truck,
instead of my bike.

Unfortunately, they don't have
a kit for that Chevy model just
yet. Crying or Very sad

Yes "60 minutes" from American CBS network ran a very interesting story a few weeks ago about the massive discovery of "shell" gas in your country's southern region that was derived from little air pockets within shell rock.I wish I could remember the name of the documentary but it was very interesting because they said there is more natural gas in the United states then all of the crude oil in saudi arabia and kuwait combined.

Wouldnt that be grand cheers

Then the U.S. and its allies could get through a decade without invading someone's homeland for having "weapons of mass destruction" lol.

Subject: Re: Zeitgeist (Trilogy) Fri Dec 17, 2010 12:47 am

|SaD|Theottis wrote:

not trying to be a dick...but I still do not understand lol.

I like to think that I am very intelligible but you have to understand that Im only 15 its kind of hard to read between the lines if thats what you want me to do lol.Pls give me your explanation or theory directly if you want me to hear it pls.

None taken and Patience! Bud...
April, will be here soon enough. Wink

Subject: Re: Zeitgeist (Trilogy) Fri Dec 17, 2010 12:49 am

IronMan64 wrote:

Yes "60 minutes" from American CBS network ran a very interesting story a few weeks ago about the massive discovery of "shell" gas in your country's southern region that was derived from little air pockets within shell rock.I wish I could remember the name of the documentary but it was very interesting because they said there is more natural gas in the United states then all of the crude oil in saudi arabia and kuwait combined.

Wouldnt that be grand cheers

Then the U.S. and its allies could get through a decade without invading someone's homeland for having "weapons of mass destruction" lol.

Oh, I wouldn't rule out "Iran," just yet.

But, in the mean time we'll be lounging in
Afghanistan, having a few margarita's in the
sun. Mining for iron, lithium, gold, cobalt, etc
and building Natural Gas, pipelines to help
alleviate the EU's needs from Russias energy
stranglehold. king

Subject: Re: Zeitgeist (Trilogy) Tue Dec 21, 2010 9:34 pm

|SaD|Peter wrote:

The inflationary credit default system,one of the biggest enemies of modern society now known to man.

Our entire economy and living system is based on credit...credit that we no longer have.I've seen this documentary before,thx for posting Justt.

haha yuo sound just like my dad.He is always talking about some kind of economic meltdown and super depression because of the way our system is rigged on borrowing billions from the world and never returning it.And now we have a 5 trillion dollar deficit.Thats not even a real number lol.What would happen if the world just told us to fuck off and stopped importing goods and products to us?We would implode.

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