Zeitgeist Movie Transcript

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Zeitgeist Movie Transcript

Zeitgeist, The Movie - Transcript -

Part One: The Greatest Story Ever Told

This is the sun. As ar !ac" as #$ thousand %.&.E., history is a!undant 'ith carvings (M) and'ritings relecting people*s respect and adoration or this o!+ect (S#). And it is siple tounderstand 'hy as every orning the sun 'ould rise, !ringing vision, 'arth, and security,saving an ro the cold, !lind, predator-illed dar"ness o night. ithout it, the culturesunderstood, the crops 'ould not gro', and lie on the planet 'ould not survive. These realitiesade the sun the ost adored o!+ect o all tie.(M) i"e'ise, they 'ere also very a'are o thestars.(M) The trac"ing o the stars allo'ed the to recogni/e and anticipate events 'hichoccurred over long periods o tie, such as eclipses and ull oons.(M) They in turn cataloguedcelestial groups into 'hat 'e "no' today as constellations.(S0)

This is the cross o the Zodiac, one o the oldest conceptual iages in huan history. (M) 1trelects the sun as it iguratively passes through the #0 a+or constellations over the course o a

year. 1t also relects the #0 onths o the year, the 2 seasons, and the solstices and e3uino4es(S5) . The ter Zodiac relates to the act that constellations 'ere anthropoorphi/ed, orpersoniied, as igures, or anials.(S2) (M)

1n other 'ords, the early civili/ations did not +ust ollo' the sun and stars, they personiied the'ith ela!orate yths involving their oveents and relationships. (S6) (M) The sun, 'ith its lie-giving and -saving 3ualities 'as personiied as a representative o the unseen creator or god7(M)8God*s Sun,9(M) the light o the 'orld, the savior o huan "ind.(S) i"e'ise, the #0constellations represented places o travel or God*s Sun and 'ere identiied !y naes, usuallyrepresenting eleents o nature that happened during that period o tie. ;or e4aple, A3uarius,the 'ater !earer, 'ho !rings the Spring rains.(Sorus.(M) >e is the Sun God o Egypt o around 5$$$ %& (S?) (=). >e is the sun,

anthropoorphi/ed, and his lie is a series o allegorical yths involving the sun*s oveent inthe s"y. (S@) (S#$) (M) ;ro the ancient hieroglyphics in Egypt, 'e "no' uch a!out this solaressiah. ;or instance, >orus, !eing the sun, or the light, had an eney "no'n as Set and Set(=) 'as the personiication o the dar"ness or night .(M) (S##) And, etaphorically spea"ing,every orning >orus 'ould 'in the !attle against Set 'hile in the evening, Set 'ould con3uer>orus and send hi into the under'orld. (S#0) (S#5) 1t is iportant to note that 8dar" vs. light9 or8good vs. evil9 is one o the ost u!i3uitous ythological dualities ever "no'n and is stille4pressed on any levels to this day.

%roadly spea"ing, the story o >orus is as ollo's: >orus 'as !orn on =ece!er 06th (S#2)(S#6) o the virgin 1sis-Meri.(S#) (S#is !irth 'as accopanied !y a star in theeast (S#@), 'hich in turn, three "ings ollo'ed to locate and adorn the ne'-!orn savior (M) (S0$)(S0#) At the age o #0, he 'as a prodigal child teacher, and at the age o 5$ (S00) (S05) he 'as

!apti/ed !y a igure "no'n as Anup (M) and thus !egan his inistry(S02) (M). >orus had #0disciples(S06) he traveled a!out 'ith, peroring iracles(S0) (S0


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Attis, o Phyrigia, !orn o the virgin Bana on =ece!er 06th, cruciied, placed in a to! andater 5 days, 'as resurrected. (S5?) (S5@) (S2$) (S2#) (S20) (S25) (M) (=)

Crishna, o 1ndia, !orn o the virgin =eva"i 'ith a star in the east signaling his coing,

perored iracles 'ith his disciples, and upon his death 'as resurrected. (S22) (S26) (S2) (S2eaven.(S6@)

;irst o all, the !irth se3uence is copletely astrological. The star in the east is Sirius, the!rightest star in the night s"y, 'hich, on =ece!er 02th, aligns 'ith the 5 !rightest stars inOrion*s %elt. (S$) (M) These 5 !right stars are called today 'hat they 'ere called in ancientties: The Three Cings.(S#) (S0) The Three Cings and the !rightest star, Sirius, all point to theplace o the sunrise on =ece!er 06th.(S5) (M) This is 'hy the Three Cings 8ollo'9 the star inthe east, in order to locate the sunrise F the !irth o the sun.(S2) (M)

The irgin Mary is the constellation irgo, (S6) also "no'n as irgo the irgin. irgo in atin

eans virgin. The ancient glyph or irgo is the altered 89. This is 'hy Mary along 'ith othervirgin others, such as Adonis*s other Myrrha (S), or %uddha*s other Maya (Souse o %read and its sy!ol o 'heatrepresents August and Septe!er, the tie o harvest. (=) 1n turn, %ethlehe, in act, literallytranslates to 8house o !read9. (M) (S


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'inter solstice. ;ro the suer solstice to the 'inter solstice, the days !ecoe shorter andcolder. ;ro the perspective o the northern heisphere, the sun appears to ove south and getsaller and ore scarce. The shortening o the days and the e4piration o the crops 'henapproaching the 'inter solstice sy!oli/ed the process o death to the ancients. 1t 'as the deatho the Sun. (S


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he shattered the stone ta!lets and instructed his people to "ill each other in order to puriytheselves. (S#$orus, then Be the holy ghost ipregnatingthe virgin, and then the virgin !irth and the adoration.(S#55) (S#52) (M) This is e4actly the story oesus* iracle conception. 1n act, the literary siilarities !et'een the Egyptian religion and the&hristian religion are staggering. (M) (S#56)

And the plagiaris is continuous. The story o Boah and Boah*s Ar" is ta"en directly rotradition. The concept o a Great ;lood is u!i3uitous throughout the ancient 'orld, 'ith over 0$$dierent cited clais in dierent periods and ties. (S#5) (S#5o'ever, one need loo" nourther or a pre-&hristian source than the Epic o Gilgaesh,(S#5?) (S#5@) 'ritten in 0$$ !.c.This story tal"s o a Great ;lood coanded !y God, an Ar" 'ith saved anials upon it, andeven the release and return o a dove, all held in coon 'ith the !i!lical story, aong anyother siilarities.(S#2$) (M)

And then there is the plagiari/ed story o Moses. Lpon Moses* !irth, it is said that he 'as


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placed in a reed !as"et and set adrit in a river in order to avoid inanticide. >e 'as later rescued!y a daughter o royalty and raised !y her as a Prince.(S#2#) This !a!y in a !as"et story 'aslited directly ro the yth o Sargon o A""ad o around 006$ !.c. Sargon 'as !orn, placed in areed !as"et in order to avoid inanticide, and set adrit in a river. >e 'as in turn rescued andraised !y A""i, a royal id-'ie.(S#20) (S#25) (M)

;urtherore, Moses is "no'n as the a' Giver, the giver o the Ten &oandents,(S#22)the Mosaic a'. >o'ever, the idea o a a' !eing passed ro God to a prophet on a ountainis also a very old oti. Moses is +ust a la' giver in a long line o la' givers in ythologicalhistory. (S#26) 1n 1ndia, Manou 'as the great la' giver. (S#2) 1n &rete, Minos ascended Mount=icta, 'here Zeus gave hi the sacred la's. (S#2


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record. 1t didn*t !ecause once the evidence is 'eighed, there are very high odds that the igure"no'n as esus, did not even e4ist.(S#@$) (S#@#) (S#@0) (S#@5)

The reality is, esus 'as the Solar =eity o the Gnostic &hristian sect, (S#@2) (S#@6) (S#@)and li"e all other Pagan gods, he 'as a ythical igure. 1t 'as the political esta!lishent thatsought to histori/e the esus igure or social control. %y 506 a.d. in Hoe, eperor &onstantine

convened the &ouncil o Bicea. (S#@o'they accoplish this, 'e don*t "no'.9

8The !uilding collapsed to dust. Iou don*t ind a des", you don*t ind a chair. Iou don*t ind atelephone, a coputer. The !iggest piece o a telephone 1 ound 'as hal o a "eypad, and it 'asa!out this !ig.9

-9hat happened to the concreteD9 -9The concrete 'as pulveri/ed. Hivers and rivers o this dust po'der, t'o or three inches thic".The concrete 'as +ust uh7 pulveri/ed9

8J7K 'e*ve all seen too uch on television !eore, 'hen a !uilding is deli!erately destroyed !y'ell placed dynaite to "noc" it do'n.9

87it*s as i, as i they had detonators, yes detonators, planted to ta"e do'n the !uilding, !oo,!oo, !oo, !oo, !oo, !oo, !oo, yes9

871 heard a second e4plosion9

8it 'as a uh7 heavy duty e4plosion79

87there 'as a secondary e4plosion and then a su!se3uent collapse9


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87close to !lo' and it "noc"ed every!ody else9

8to e sounded li"e, sounded li"e an e4plosion..9

8it sounded li"e gunire, !ang-!ang-!ang-!ang-!ang-!ang-!ang And then all o the sudden,

three !ig e4plosions9

8'e heard a !ig e4plosion coing do'n9

87the top part o the !uilding +ust !le' up9

8'e sa' soe "ing o e4plosion9

87!y the orce o the e4plosions79

87!ig e4plosion, 'e 'ent !ac" to the eight loor9

9 'hen 'e got to the lo!!y, it*s this !ig e4plosion9

87the lo!!y loo"ed as though, a !o! had e4ploded there9

8huge e4plosions, no' raining de!ris 7 8

87there*s !een a huge e4plosion9

8huge e4plosion that 'e all heard and elt9

8'e +ust 'itness soe "ind o J7K e4plosion and uh9

87a very loud !last e4plosion 8

8a secondary e4plosion, to'er #-#$N

8there is soe other !o! going o. >e thin"s there 'ere actually devices that 'ere planted inthe !uildings9 8planted in the !uilding9

(The @## Myth:

#@ hi+ac"ers, directed !y Osaa %in aden, too" over 2 coercial +ets 'ith !o4 cutters and, 'hile evading the Air =eense Syste JBOHA=K, hit


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8no!ody in our governent at least, and 1 don*t thin" the previous governent could haveenvisioned lying planes into !uildings9

8no speciic threats involving, really doestic operations involving 'hat happened o!viously,the cities, airlines and so on9

8there7 17 'ere7 17 uh7 no 'arning signs that 1 a a'are o9

8LSA Today reports that in the t'o years !eore the attac"s on septe!er ##th, BOHA=conducted e4ercises using hi+ac"ed airliners as 'eapons, and one target7 'as the 'orld tradecenter9

(&over o ;EMA response anual, #@@


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8Evidence 'as also apparently planted. The passport o one o the hi+ac"ers o ;light ##, 'asallegedly ound in the ru!!le.9

8Goes through the ire!all, through the side o the plane and coes do'n to the groundunscathed %ut soething happened, or si4 onths they reported they had this passport. >ey 'e

got it, 'e got the proo, and then the guy stood up and he 'as alive9

8Several o these nineteen en are still alive.9

(A!dula/i/ al-Oari

Q1 couldnt !elieve it 'hen the ;%1 put e on their list. They gave y nae and y date o !irth, !ut 1 a not a suicide !o!er. 1 a here. 1 a alive. 1 have no idea ho' to ly a planeQ)

(At least o the Qhi+ac"ersQ are still alive.)

(The ;%1 has to this day not revised their list.)

(Bo evidence has ever lin"ed any o the alive or dead Qhi+ac"ersQ to Osaa !in aden.)

(Osaa %in aden)

8O course 'e*re ater Sadda >ussein, 1 ean uh, !in aden7 he*s79

8anuary 0$$#. The %ush adinistration, orders the ;%1 and intelligence agencies to !ac" oinvestigations involving the !in aden aily including t'o o Osaa %in aden*s relatives, 'ho'ere living, guess 'here, in ;alls &hurch, A, right ne4t to &1A head3uarters.9

8hen he 'as already Aerica*s ost 'anted criinal, he reportedly spent t'o 'ee"s in anAerican hospital in =u!ai, 'as treated !y an Aerican doctor, and visited !y the local &1Aagent.9

8e have not seen one piece o evidence that lin"s Osaa !in aden directly to the planningstages o Septe!er ##th.9

87this ailure to provide proo, 'as later said to !e unnecessary !ecause !in aden, in a videoallegedly ound in Aghanistan aditted responsi!ility or the attac"s. This conession no' is'idely cited as proo, !ut the an in this video has dar"er s"in, uller chee"s and a !roader nose than Osaa !in aden in all other videos. e again see to have plantedevidence.9

81n #@@, Osaa*s older !rother Sali !in aden, hired a an in Te4as !y the nae o i%ath to handle all the investents in the Lnited States or the !in adin aily. i %ath alsohappens to !e a person alost a lielong riend and orer national guard pilot 'ith George .%ush. The connections !et'een the %ushes and !in adins !ecoe uch ore clear J7K 'henGeorge >. . %ush ade trips to Saudi Ara!ia in #@@? and 0$$$ to eet 'ith the !in adin ailyon !ehal o the copany the &arlyle Group.9

(George >.. %ush 'as eeting 'ith Osaas older !rother, Shaig !in aden, on the orningo @## in a &arlyle Group unction. The &arlyle Group is one o the 'orlds largest deensecontractors, 'hich continue to reap assive proits o o the post @## Qar on TerrorisQ and


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Aghan1ra3 ars.)

(Pentagon)

8>o' could anyone ly a $ Ton, #06 oot 'ide, 22 oot tall plane through this o!stacle courseD9

8The aircrat, !eore stri"ing the Pentagon, reportedly e4ecuted a 0ani >an+our 'as "no'n as a terri!le pilot, 'ho cannot saely ly even a sall plane.9

(Q>e didnt care a!out the act that he couldnt get through the courseQ - ;light school eployee)

(Q1 a still to this day aa/ed that he could have lo'n into the Pentagon7 he could not ly at all.Q - ;light school eployee.)

8Bo seats, no luggage, no !odies. Bothing !ut !ric"s and liestone.9

8The oicial e4planation is that the intense heat ro the +et uel vapori/ed the entire plane.

;light


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(orld Trace &enter To'ers #, 0


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(That is 6$$; hotter than et uel even !urns.)

8Iou get do'n !elo' and you see7 olten steel7 olten steel running do'n the channelrails, li"e you*re in a oundry, li"e lava, ro a volcano9

8The olten steel 'as ound Uthree, our and ive 'ee"s later, 'hen the ru!!le 'as !eing

reoved*. >e said that olten steel 'as also ound at T&E ;1HST PABE >1T)

9Our oice 'as on the %# level. As 1 'as tal"ing to a supervisor, at ?:2JaK7and all the


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sudden 'e here %OOM An e4plosion so hard, it pushed up up'ards. And it cae ro the%aseent, !et'een the %0 level and the %5 level. And 'hen 1 'ent to ver!ali/e7 'e hear%OOM7 the ipact o the plane at the top.9

8As 1* 'al"ing !y the ain reight car o the !uilding, in the corridor7 that*s 'hen 1 got!lo'n7 1 ean7 the ipact o the e4plosion thre' e to the loor and that*s 'hen everything

started happening. All the sudden a !ig ipact happened again7and all the ceiling tile 'as allingdo'n7 the light i4tures 'ere alling. you "no' you got to go clear across the 'hole7 ro oneto t'o trade center and all the sudden it happened all over again. Soething else hit us to theloor, right in the !aseent you elt it, 'alls 'ere caving in, everything going on71 "no' peoplethat got "illed in the !aseent, 1 "no' people that got !ro"en legs in the !aseent, people 'hogot reconstructive surgery !ecause the 'alls hit the in the ace.9

(BOHA=)

8According to standard operating procedures, i an ;AA light controller notices anything thatsuggests possi!le hi+ac"ing, controllers contact their superiors. 1 the pro!le 'ithin a!out ainute, the superiors as" BOHA=, the Borth Aerican Aerospace =eense &oand, to sendup or scra!le +et ighters to ind out 'hat is going on. BOHA= then issues the scra!le order to

the nearest Air ;orce !ase that has ireighters on alert. Although interceptions usually occur'ithin #$ or so inutes, in this case ?$ or so inutes had elapsed !eore ighters 'ere evenair!orne.9

81t*s a ind-!ending anoaly. Bot a single LS air orce turns a 'heel until it*s too late. Thereare no +ets at all.9

8hat i they 'ere so conused, and had !een so deli!erately conused, that they couldn*trespond.9

8The reason they didn*t "no' 'here to go, 'as !ecause a nu!er o conlicting andoverlapping 'ar gae e4ercises 'ere ta"ing place J7K it involved the insertion o alse radar!lips, under radar screens on the northeast air deense sector9

;AA: 8>i, %oston &enter TML, 'e have a pro!le here. e have a hi+ac"ed aircrat headedto'ards Be' Ior". e need soeone to scra!le soe ;-#s or soething up there, help usout.9

BOHA=: 81s this real 'orld or e4erciseD9

8There 'as another e4ercise, igilant arrior, 'hich 'as in act according to a BOHA= source,a live-ly hi+ac" drill !eing conducted at the sae tie. ith only eight availa!le ighter aircrat,and they have to !e dispatched in pairs, they 'ere dealing 'ith as any as 00 possi!le hi+ac"son the day o @##. And they couldn*t separate the 'ar gae e4ercises ro the actual hi+ac"s.9

(1n 0$$$, BOHA= had < intercepts. #$$ accuracy. On @## they ailed 2 ties in one day.

On the orning o @## he 'as in charge o all BOHA= orders ro the coand !un"er under the hite >ouse.

1n at least one o the any 'ar gaes going on the orning o @##, planes !eing lo'n into!uilding 'as a scenario)


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(@## &oission)

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(Terroris)

(Terroris: #K systeatic use o terror, aniesting itsel in violence or intiidation, orgenerating ear.)

8Ared 'ith "nives. Ared 'ith cheical, !iological and nuclear 'eapons. ;anatics. Terrorists.Septe!er ##th. Septe!er ##th. Cillers. Septe!er ##th. Terrorists. Terrorists. Al Waeda.Terrorists. Buclear 'eapons. Terror. @##. Terror. Terror. Terror. Evil.9

8Septe!er ##th. Septe!er ##th. The terrorists. ar and danger. Septe!er ##th. Terroris.Glo!al terroris. Terroris. Terroris. Terrorist. Terrorist. Terrorist. Terrorist. The terrorists.Terrorists. Terrorists. Terroris. Septe!er ##th. Glo!al terroris. Terroris. Terroris. Terrorists.Septe!er ##th. orld terroris. Terrorists. Terroris. Septe!er ##th. Glo!al Terroris.

8Septe!er the ##th. Terrorist. Terrorist. Terrorist. Terrorist. Terrorist. eapons o assdestruction. Septe!er the ##th. Septe!er the ##th. Terrorists. The evil terrorists. Terrorists.Terrorists.9

8Terroris. The 'ords are hypnotically repeated. Terroris. Terrorists. Terrorist threat. And ocourse, !elieve-to-!e-lin"ed-to-al-Waeda. %ut, it*s the so-called ar on Terroris that it*s ouraces practically 02< as inescapa!le ocus o our e4istence.9

8One day, our grandchildren 'ill loo" !ac" on this tie, and as" Uho' 'as the 'ar on terror'onD*9

8The entire LS ruling class, ruling elite, coes to see terroris as the preerred eans, indeedthe only eans to provide social cohesion, to provide an eney iage or the society to "eep ittogether. According to Beo-&on theory ro &arl Schitt, you have to have an eney iage inorder to have a society. And that*s a very dangerous thing, !ecause no' it eans that the entiresocial order, the political parties, intellectual lie, politics in general, all !ased on a onstrousyth. Monstrous yth.9

(Bearly all terror suspects detained are released 'ithout charges. 7 !ut thats ater they a"e it to the ront page or you to see.)

(Terror Threat7 %ull Shit)

(Terroris: 0K techni3ue used !y Governents to anipulate pu!lic opinion in order to urtheran agenda.)

(oice o Ted Gunderson, orer ;%1 chie o A, =allas Mephis operations.)

8oo", the &1A has done in this country, 'hat they*ve done to us is un!elieva!le. oo" at theterrorist acts that occurred7 the &1A !ehind ost i not all o the. e have the arine !arrac"s,their e!assy in Cenia, 'e had PanA #$5, 'e had the LSS &ole, 'e had O"lahoa city, theorld Trace &enter in #@@5.9

8ith the help o the terrorists !lo' up the orld Trace &enter the irst tie. They got the!o!, they got their drivers* license.9

8The inorant, yeah the inorant called Sale, a 05 year old Egyptian ary oicer. >e 'as


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given the assignent to put the !o! together and he 'ent to his supervisor, his ;%1 supervisor,and he said 'e*re going to put a duy !o! in there, rightD And the ;%1 supervisor said 8no,'e*re gonna put a real !o!.9

8The ;%1 actually carried out the attac" on the orld Trace &enter in #@@5. They actually hiredAhal Sale and paid hi one illion dollars and gave hi real e4plosives, a detonator, and told

hi to !uild a !o! and then give it to oolish people that he 'as controlling, to allo' the toattac" the T& cople4.9

8Lnortunately or the, there 'ere only people "illed. Bot enough to pass anti-terrorlegislation. So 'hat happened is t'o years later, April #@@6 do'n coes O"lahoa city Murrah!uilding. #? people "illed7 a year later, the anti-terror legislation, 'hich ta"es a'ay any o ourconstitutional rights and civil li!erties, is passed.9

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into supporting its agenda.

They have !een doing these or years.

@## 'as an 1nside o!.)

OH=AB MAVE

81 a a!solutely appalled o ho' uch people in this country do not thin". e are given tounderstand that an Ara!ic guy, out there out in the ountains, inanced the ost ela!orate attac"on this country.9

8=o you thin" soe people in a cave, soe people in a cave 'ere a!le to have BOHA= standdo'nD =o you thin" soe people in a cave 'ere a!le to have all o this happenD9

8hen 1 thin" a!out ho' any Aericans 'ere "illed in BI& and !elieving as 1 do, that thisthing 'as a set up +o!. This is a te4t!oo" operation that the Ba/is used, over and over again.

Aerica has !een suc"ered in one ore tie.9

81 don*t have to tell you things are !ad, every!ody "no's things are !ad. The dollar !uys anic"el*s 'orth. %an"s are going !ust, shop"eepers "eep a gun under the counter, pun"s arerunning 'ild on the streets, and there*s no!ody any'here sees to "no' 'hat to do, there*s no end to it. e "no' the air is unit to !reathe and our ood is unit to eat. e sit 'atching ourT 'hile soe local ne'scaster tells us that today 'e had #6 hoicides, 5 violent cries, as ithat*s the 'ay is supposed to !e. e "no' things are !ad, 'orse than !ad They*re cra/y, it*s li"eeverything every'here it*s going cra/y, so 'e don*t go out anyore. e sit in the house andslo'ly the 'orld 'e live in is getting saller, and all 'e say is Uplease, at least leave us along inour living roo, let e have y toaster, y tv, y steel !elted radio and 1 'on*t say anything7

+ust leave us alone* ell 1* not going to leave you alone7 1 'ant you to get ad 1 don*t 'antyou to protest, 1 don*t 'ant you 'rite to your &ongress e!ers !ecause 1 don*t "no' 'hat to tellyou to 'rite, 1 don*t "no' 'hat to do a!out the depression, the inlation, and the Hussians and thecrie on the streets, all 1 "no' is that irst, you gotta get ad Iou*ve gotta say, U1* a huan!eing goddan it, y lie has value*9

8There*s so"e real !ad #$6. T'o to'er. 1t*s real !ad, it*s !lac", it*s arid. My 'ie thin"s 1*all right. 1 called and said 1 'as leaving the !uilding. 1 'as ine, and then %ABG Three o us t'o!ro"en 'indo's. Oh God9

Part Three: =on*t Mind the Men %ehind the &urtain

There is soething !ehind the throne greater than the "ing hisel9 -Sir illia Pitt, >ouse o ords, #


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one in particular stic"s out as the prie cause that Cing George 111 o England outla'ed theinterest-ree independent currency the colonies 'ere producing and using or theselves. 1n turnorcing the to !orro' oney ro the &entral %an" o England, at interest, he iediately putthe colonies in the de!t. And as %en+ain ;ran"lin later 'rote:

8The reusal o Cing George to allo' the colonies to operate an honest oney syste, 'hich

reed the ordinary an ro clutches o the oney anipulators 'as pro!a!ly the prie cause othe revolution9 -%en+ain ;ran"lin, ;ounding ;ather

1n #


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;redri" Allen o ie Maga/ine 'rote:

8The Morgan interests too" advantage7 to participate the panic (o #@$


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>o'ever, the panic o #@0$ 'as +ust a 'ar-up. ;ro #@0# to #@0@ the ;ed again increasedthe oney supply resulting once again in e4tensive loans to the pu!lic and !an"s. There 'as alsoa airly ne' type o loan called the argin loan in the stoc" ar"et. ery siply, the argin loanallo'ed an investor to put do'n only #$ o the stoc"*s price 'ith the other @$ !eing loanedro the !ro"er. 1n other 'ords, a person could o'n a R#$$$ 'orth o stoc", 'ith only a R#$$

do'n. This ethod 'as very popular in the roaring #@0$Xs as everyone seeed to !e a"ingoney in the ar"et. >o'ever, there 'as a catch to this loan. 1t could !e called in at any tieand had to !e paid 'ithin 02 hours. This is tered 8a argin call9, and a typical result o a argincall 'as the selling o the stoc" purchased 'ith the loan.

So, a e' onths !eore Octo!er in #@0@, .=.Hoc"eeller, %ernard %aruch and other insiders3uietly e4ited the ar"et. And on Octo!er 02th, #@0@ the Be' Ior" inanciers 'ho urnished theargin loans started calling the in, in ass. This spar"ed an instantaneous assive sell o inthe ar"et or everyone 'ho had to cover the argin loans. 1t then triggered a ass !an" runsor the sae reason, in turn collapsing over #.$$$ !an"s ena!ling the conspiring international!an"ers to not only !uy up rival !an"s at the discount !ut to also !uy up 'hole corporations atpennies on the dollar. 1t 'as the greatest ro!!ery in Aerican history.

%ut that didn*t stop there. Hather then e4panding the oney supply 'hich 'ere recovered rothis econoic collapse the ;ed actually contracted it, uelling one o the largest depressions inhistory. Once again outraged, &ongressan ouis Mc;adden, a long tie opponent o the!an"ing cartels !egan !ringing ipeachent proceedings against the ;ederal Heserve %oard.Saying o the crash and depression:

81t 'as a careully contrived occurrence, international !an"ers sought to !ring a!out a conditiono despair, so that they ight eerge the rulers o us all.9 -ouis Mc;adden

Bot surprisingly, and ater t'o previous assassination attepts, Mc;adden 'as poisoned at a!an3uet !eore he could push or the ipeachent.

Bo', having reduced the society o the s3ualler the ;ederal Heserve !an"ers decided that the

gold standard should !e reoved. 1n order to do this, they needed to ac3uire the reaining goldin the syste. So, under the pretense o 8helping to end the depression9, cae the #@55 goldsei/ure. Lnder the threat o iprisonent or #$ years everyone in Aerica 'as re3uired to turnin all gold !ullion to the Treasury, essentially ro!!ing the pu!lic o 'hat little 'ealth they had let.

And at the end o #@55 the gold standard 'as a!olished. 1 you loo" at a dollar !ill ro !eore#@55 it says it is redeea!le in gold. Iou loo" at the dollar !ill today, it says it is legal tender'hich eans it is !ac"ed !y a!solutely nothing. 1t is 'orthless paper. The only thing that givesour oney value is ho' uch o it is in circulation. Thereore, the po'er to regulate the oneysupply is also the po'er to regulate its value 'hich is also the po'er to !ring entire econoiesand societies to its "nees.

8Give e control o a nation*s oney supply, and 1 care not 'ho a"es its la's9

-Mayer Aschel Hothschild, ;ounder o Hothschild %an"ing =ynasty

1t*s iportant to clearly understand, the ;ederal Heserve is a private corporation. 1t is a!out as8ederal9 as ;ederal E4press. 1t a"es its o'n policies and is under virtually no regulation !y theLS Governent. 1t is a private !an" that loans all the currency at interest to the Governent,copletely consistent 'ith the raudulent central !an"ing odel that the country sought to escapero 'hen it declared independence in the Aerican revolutionary 'ar. Bo', going !ac" to #@#5the ;ederal Heserve Act 'as not the only unconstitutional !ill pushed through &ongress. Theyalso pushed the ;ederal 1ncoe Ta4. 1t*s 'orth'hile to point out that the Aerican pu!lic*s


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ignorance to'ards the ;ederal 1ncoe Ta4 is a testaent to ho' du!ed do'n and o!livious theAerican population really is.

;irst o all the ;ederal 1ncoe Ta4 is copletely unconstitutional as it is a direct unapportionedta4. All direct ta4es have to !e apportioned to !e legal, !ased on the &onstitution. Secondly, there3uired nu!er o states in order to ratiy the aendent to allo' the 1ncoe Ta4 'as never

et. And this has even !een sided in odern court cases.

81 you7 e4ained (the #th aendent) careully, you 'ould ind that a suicient nu!er ostates never ratiied that aendent.9 -L.S. =istrict &ourt udge, aes &. ;o4, 0$$59

Third, at the present day roughly 56 o the average 'or"er*s incoe is ta"en ro the viathis ta4. That eans you 'or" 2 onths out o the year to reill this ta4 o!ligation. And guess'here that oney goesD 1t goes to pay the interest on the currency !eing produced !y theraudulent ;ederal Heserve %an", a syste that does not have to e4ist at all. The oney youa"e 'or"ing 2 onths out o the year goes alost literally into the poc"ets o the international!an"ers 'ho o'n the private ;ederal Heserve %an". And orth, even 'ith the raudulentGovernent clai as to the legality o the 1ncoe Ta4 there is literally no statute, no la' in

e4istence that re3uires you to pay this ta4. Period.

81 really e4pected that, o course there is a la' that you can point to in the la' !oo", a codethat re3uires you to ile a ta4 return. O course there is 1 'as at that point 'here 1 couldn*t ind astatute that clearly ade e personally lia!le, at least not e and the ost people 1 "no' and 1had no choice in y ind e4cept to resign.9 oe Turner, ;orer 1HS Agent

8%ased on the resource that 1 did throughout the year 0$$$ and that 1* still doing 1 have notound that la'. 1*ve as"ed the &ongress, 'e*ve as"ed a lot o people, in the 1HS, 1HS&oissioner*s helpers, they can*t ans'er !ecause i they ans'er the Aerican people aregonna "no' that this 'hole thing is a raud.9 Sherry ac"son, ;orer 1HS Agent

81 haven*t iled a thorough incoe ta4 return since 1 let.9

81 have not iled a ta4 return since #@@@.9

The incoe ta4 is nothing less than the enslaveent o the entire country. Bo', the control othe econoy and the perpetual ro!!ery o 'ealth is only one side o the Hu!i"*s cu!e that!an"ers hold in their hands. The ne4t tool or proit and control is 'ar. Since the inception o;ederal Heserve in #@#5 a nu!er o large and sall 'ars have coenced, ith the threeost pronounced the orld ar 1, orld ar 11 and ietna.

orld ar 1

1n #@#2 European 'ar !ro"e out centered around England and Gerany. The Aerican pu!lic

'anted nothing to do 'ith the 'ar. 1n turn President oodro' ilson pu!licly declared neutrality.>o'ever, under the surace the LS adinistration 'as loo"ing or any e4cuse it could ind toenter. 1n another o!servation !y the Secretary o State, illia ennings:

8The large !an"ing interests 'ere deeply interested in the 'orld 'ar !ecause o the 'ideopportunities or large proits.9 illia ennings %ryan

1t*s iportant to understand that the ost lucrative thing that can happen or the international!an"ers is 'ar. ;or, it orces the country to !orro' even ore oney ro the ;ederal Heserve


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%an" at interest. oodro' ilson*s top adviser and entor 'as &olonel Ed'ard >ouse, the an'ith the intiate connections 'ith the international !an"ers 'ho 'anted in the 'ar. 1n thedocuented conversation !et'een &olonel >ouse, ilson*s adviser and Sir Ed'ard Grey, the;oreign Secretary o England regarding ho' to get Aerica into the 'ar, Grey in3uired:

8hat 'ill Aerican do i gerans sin" an ocean liner 'ith Aerican passengers on !oardD9

>ouse responded:

81 !elieve that a lae o indignation 'ould s'eep the Lnited States and that !y itsel 'ould !esuicient to carry us into 'ar.9

So, on May ar!or"no'n 'ee"s in advance, it 'as outright 'anted and provo"ed. Hoosevelt, 'hose aily had

!een Be' Ior" !an"ers since the #?th century, 'hose uncle ;rederic" 'as on the original;ederal Heserve %oard 'as very sypathetic to the interest o the international !an"ers, and theinterest 'as to enter the 'ar !ecause as 'e*ve seen nothing is ore proita!le or theinternational !an"ers than 'ar. 1n a +ournal entry !y Hoosevelt*s Secretary o ar >enry Stisondated Bove!er 06, #@2# he docuented a conversation he had 'ith Hoosevelt.

8The 3uestion 'as ho' should 'e aneuver the into iring the irst shot7 1t 'as desira!le toa"e sure the apanese !e the ones to do this so that there should reain no dou!t as to 'ho'ere the aggressors.9 >enry Stison, Secretary o ar

1n the onths leading up to the attac" on Pearl >ar!or, Hoosevelt had done alost everythingin his po'er to anger the apanese sho'ing the posture o aggression: he halted all o apan*siports 'ith Aerican petroleu, he ro/e all o apanese assets in the Lnited States, >e ade

pu!lic loans to Bationalist &hina and supplied ilitary aid to the %ritish, !oth eneies o apan inthe 'ar, 'hich !y the 'ay is copletely in violation o international 'ar rules. And on =ece!er2th, three days !eore the attac", Australian intelligence told Hoosevelt a!out a apanese tas"orce oving to'ards Pearl >ar!or. Hoosevelt ignored it. So as hoped and allo'ed, on =ece!erar!or ?5 o the

Aerican pu!lic 'anted nothing to do 'ith the 'ar. Ater Pearl >ar!or one illion envolunteered or the 'ar.

1t is iportant to "no', Ba/i Gerany*s 'ar eort 'as largely supported !y t'o organi/ations:


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one o 'hich 'as called 1.G.;ar!en. 1.G.;ar!en produced ?2 o Gerany*s e4plosives andeven the Zy"lon % used in concentration caps to "ill illions. One o the unspo"en partners o1.G.;ar!en 'as .=.Hoc"eeller*s Standard Oil &opany in Aerica. 1n act, the Geran Air;orce could not operate 'ithout a special additive patented !y Hoc"eeller*s Standard Oil. Thedrastic !o!ing o ondon !y Ba/i Gerany, or e4aple, 'as ade possi!le !y a R0$ illionsale o uel to 1.G.;ar!en !y the Hoc"eeller*s Standard Oil &opany. This is +ust one sall pointo the topic ho' Aerican !usiness unded !oth sides o orld ar 11.

One other treasonous organi/ation 'orth entioning is the Lnion %an"ing &orporation o Be'Ior" &ity. Bot only did they inanced nuerous aspects o >itler*s rise to po'er along 'ith actualaterials during the 'ar, it 'as also a Ba/i oney-laundering !an" 'hich 'as eventuallye4posed or having illions o dollars o Ba/i oney in its vaults.

The Lnion %an"ing &orporation o Be' Ior" 'as eventually sei/ed or violations o the Trading'ith the eney Act. Guess 'ho the director and vice president o the Lnion %an" 'asD Prescott%ush, our current president*s grandather and o course our orer president*s ather. Ceep that inind 'hen considering the oral and political dispositions o the %ush aily.

ietna ar

The Lnited States oicial declaration o 'ar 'ith ietna in #@2 cae ater an allegedincident involving t'o LS destroyers !eing attac"ed !y the Borth ietnaese PT !oats in the Gulo Ton"in. This 'as "no'n as the Gul o Ton"in 1ncident. This single situation 'as the catalysticprete4t or assive troop deployent and ull-leshed 'arare. One pro!le, ho'ever. The attac"on the LS destroyers !y ietnaese PT !oats never happened. 1t 'as a copletely staged eventto have an e4cuse to enter the 'ar. ;orer Secretary o =eence Ho!ert McBaara stated yearslater that the Gul o Ton"in 1ncident 'as a ista"e, 'hile any other insiders and oicers havecoe or'ard relaying that it 'as a contrived arce and coplete lie.

Once in the 'ar, it 'as !usiness as usual. 1n Octo!er #@ President yndon ohnson litedtrade restrictions on the Soviet !loc" "no'ing ull 'ell that the Soviets 'ere providing up'ards o?$ o Borth ietna 'ar supplies. &onse3uently, the Hoc"eeller interests inanced actories in

Soviet Lnion 'hich the Soviets used to anuacture ilitary e3uipent and send it to Borthietna.

>o'ever, the unding o !oth sides in this conlict 'as only one side o the coin. 1n #@?6ietna*s Hules o Engageent 'ere declassiied. This detailed 'hat Aerican troops 'ere and'ere not allo'ed to do in the 'ar. 1t included a!surdities li"e:

Y Borth ietnaese anti-aircrat issile systes could not !e !o!ed until they 'ere "no'n to!e operational Y Bo eney could !e pursued once they crossed the !order o aos or &a!odia. And ostrevealing o all.. Y The ost critical strategic targets 'ere not allo'ed to !e attac"ed unless initiated via highilitary oicials.

Apart ro these iposed ludicrous liitations Borth ietna 'as inored o theserestrictions and thereore could !ased entire strategies around the liitations o the Aericanorces. This is 'hy the 'ar 'ent on so long. And the !otto line is this: the ietna ar 'asnever eant to !e 'on. ust sustained. This 'ar or proit resulted in 6?.$$$ Aerican deathsand 5 illion dead ietnaese. So, 'here are 'e no'D

Septe!er ##th 'as the +up start or, 'hat is no', accelerating agenda !y the ruthless elite.1t 'as a staged 'ar prete4t, no dierent than the sin"ing o the usitania, the provo"ing o Pearl


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>ar!or and the Gul o Ton"in lie. 1n act, i @## 'asn*t a planned 'ar prete4t, it 'ould !e ane4ception to the rule. 1t has !een used to launch t'o unprovo"ed illegal 'ars, one against 1ra3and one against Aghanistan. >o'ever, @## 'as a prete4t or another 'ar as 'ell. The 'aragainst you. The Patriot Act, >oeland Security, the Military Tri!unals Act and other legislationsare all copletely and entirely designed to destroy your civil li!erties and liit your a!ility to ight!ac" against 'hat is coing.

&urrently in the Lnited States, unannounced and ost !rain-'ashed Aericans, your hoecan !e searched, 'ithout a 'arrant, 'ithout you !eing hoe, you can in turn !e arrested 'ith nocharges revealed to you, detained indeinitely 'ith no access to a la'yer and legally tortured, allunder the suspicion that you ight !e a terrorist.

1 you need a painted picture o 'hat is happening in this country, let*s recogni/e ho' historyrepeats itsel. 1n ;e!ruary #@55, >itler staged a alse lag attac" !urning do'n his o'n GeranParliaent !uilding, the Heichstag and !laed it on counist terrorists. ithin the ne4t e''ee"s he passed the Ena!ling Act 'hich copletely eradicated the Geran &onstitution,destroying people*s li!erties. >e then led a series o pre-eptive 'ars all +ustiied in Geranpeople as necessary to aintaining 8hoeland security9.

8An evil e4ists that threatens every an, 'oan and child o this great nation, 'e ust ta"esteps to ensure our doestic security and protect our hoeland.9 -Adol >itler, 'hen announcing the Gestapo to the people.

8On the atter o counis and its ront organi/ations should not o!scure the issue9 Adol >itler

8Our eney is a radical net'or" o terrorists and every governent that supports the.9 - George . %ush

1t*s tie to 'a"e up. The people in po'er go out o their 'ay to a"e sure that you areperpetually isled and anipulated. The a+ority*s perception o reality, especially in the politicalarena, is not their o'n. 1t*s shre'dly iposed upon the 'ithout the even "no'ing it. ;or

e4aple, the pu!lic at large actually !elieves the invasion o 1ra3 is going !adly as sectarianviolence doesn*t see to stop. hat the pu!lic ails to see is that the desta!ili/ation o 1ra3 ise4actly 'hat the people !ehind the governent 'ant. This 'ar is to !e sustained so the regioncan !e divided up, doination o the oil aintained, continual proits reaped or the deencecontractors and ost iportantly, peranent ilitary !ases esta!lished to !e used as a launchingpad against other oil-!earing nonconoring countries such as 1ran and Syria. ;or urtheriplication that the civil 'ar and esta!ili/ation is purely intentional, in 0$$6 t'o elite %ritish SASoicers 'ere arrested !y 1ra3i police ater !eing caught driving around in their car, shooting atcivilians 'hile dressed up as Ara!s. Ater !eing arrested and ta"en to a +ail in %asra, the %ritish

Ary iediately re3uested the release o these en. hen the %asra Governent reused,%ritish tan"s cae in and physically !ro"e out the en ro the %asra prison.

81 you 'ish to destroy an area, ho' do you do itD ell there are t'o 'ays: you can go in there

and !o! it and so orth, !ut that is not very eicient. hat you do is you try to get the people inthat area to "ill each other and to destroy their o'n territory, their o'n ars, and that*s 'hat*s!een done to that area. So, the 'ay in 'hich you destroy the !ond is get hi to destroy hisel!y dividing his ran"s against one another.9

8And then you eed !oth sides, you have agents eeding !oth sides inlaing !oth sides, andthey "ill each other o. And it*s tie that soe o us 'o"e up to this reality, to understand that 'illpeople try to aintain epires and create epires. They do it !y anipulating the people theyare trying to con3uer.9


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Iou ight 'anna as" yoursel 'hy the entire culture is utterly saturated 'ith ass ediaentertainent ro all sides 'hile the educational syste in Aerica continues its stupeyingdo'n'ards slide since the LS Governent decided to ta"e over and su!sidi/e the pu!lic schoolsyste.

8hat your governent pays or, it gets. hen 'e understand that, then 'e loo" atgovernent inanced institutions o education and see the "ind o students and the "ind oeducation that*s !een turned out !y these governent inanced schools, the logic 'ill tell you thati 'hat has !een turned out in those schools 'as not in accord 'ith 'hat the state and the ederalgovernent 'anted then it 'ould change it.9

8The !otto line is that the governent is getting 'hat they have ordered. They do not 'antyour children to !e educated. They do not 'ant you to thin" too uch. That is 'hy our countryand our 'orld has !ecoe so prolierated 'ith entertainents, ass edia, television sho's,auseent par"s, drugs, alcohol and every "ind o entertainent that "eep the huan indentertained. So that you don*t get in the 'ay o iportant people !y doing too uch thin"ing. Iouhad !etter 'a"e up and understand that there are people 'ho are guiding your lie and you don*teven "no' it.9

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8The %ush Adinistration*s open !order policy and its decision to ignore the enorceent othis country*s iigration la's is part o a !roader agenda. President %ush signed a oralagreeent that 'ill end the Lnited States as 'e "no' it. And he too" this step 'ithout approvalro either the LS &ongress or the people o the Lnited States.9 &BB

81t*s a deal that e' have even heard o.9

81t*s !een done again !y very e' people at the very top, on !ehal o the investent class. %utthe 'or"ing class o people, political oicials 'ho cross our country ro counities, ro citiesand so orth, they don*t "no' anything a!out this.9 &BB

This isn*t soe trade agreeent. 1t is a total reoval o sovereignty ro these countries 'hich'ill also result in a copletely ne' currency called the Aero.

87apart ro that 1 thin" one thing, people 'ho are dollar !ased need to ocus on is the Aero.That*s the one thing that no!ody is tal"ing a!out, !ut 1 thin" it*s gonna have a !ig ipact onevery!ody*s lie in &anada, the LS and Me4ico. And the Aero is the proposal o currency or theBorth Aerican counity 'hich is !eing developed right no' !et'een &anada, the LS and

Me4ico to a"e a !orderless counity uch li"e the EL and the dollar, &anadian =ollar, LS=ollar, and the Me4ican Peso replaced !y the Aero. Steve Previs

%y deault o this agreeent, the Aerican &onstitution 'ill eventually !e o!solete. Iou 'ouldthin" that a situation li"e this 'ould !e on the cover o every a+or ne'spaper. That is until youreali/e the people 'ho are !ehind this oveent are the sae people 'ho are !ehind theainstrea edia and you are not told 'hat you*re not supposed to "no'. The Borth AericanLnion is the sae concept as the European Lnion, the Arican Lnion and the soon-to-!e AsianLnion. And the sae people are !ehind all o the. And 'hen the tie is right the Borth

Aerican, the European Lnion the Arican Lnion and the Asian Lnion 'ill !e erged togetheroring the inal stages o the plan these en have !een 'or"ing on or over $ years a Oneorld Governent.

8e shall have 'orld governent 'hether or not 'e li"e it. The only 3uestion is 'hether 'orldgovernent 'ill !e achieved !y con3uest or consent.9 -Paul ar!urg, &ouncil on ;oreign Helations Architect o The ;ederal Heserve Syste.

8e are grateul to the ashington Post, The Be' Ior" Ties, Tie Maga/ine, and othergreat pu!lications 'hose directors have attended our eetings and respected their proises odiscretion or alost 2$ years. 1t 'ould have !een ipossi!le or us to develop our plan or the'orld i 'e had !een su!+ected to the lights o pu!licity during those years.9

8%ut, the 'orld is ore sophisticated and prepared to arch to'ard a 'orld governent, thesupranational sovereignty o an intellectual elite and 'orld !an"ers is surely preera!le to thenational auto-deterination practiced in past centuries.9 -=avid Hoc"eeller, &ouncil o ;oreign Helations

One !an", one ary, one centre o po'er. And i 'e have learned anything ro history it isthat po'er corrupts. And a!solute po'er corrupts a!solutely.

YThis is Aaron Husso, a il a"er and a oral politician. To his let is Bicholas Hoc"eeller othe inaous Hoc"eeller !an"ing and !usiness dynasty. Ater aintaining the close riendship'ith Bicholas Hoc"eeller Aaron eventually ended the relationship appalled !y 'hat he hadlearned a!out the Hoc"eellers and their a!itions.


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Aaron conversation 'ith Bicholas :

81 got a call one day ro the Terry 'oan 1 "ne' and she said, 8ould you li"e to eet one othe Hoc"eellersD9 1 said, 8Sure, 1*d love to9 And 'e !ecae riends. And he !egan to devote a loto things to e.9

So he said to e one night, 8There*s gonna !e an event, Aaron. And out o that event you*regonna see 'e are going to go into Aghanistan so 'e can run the pipelines ro the &aspian Sea,'e are going to go into 1ra3 to ta"e the oil and esta!lish a !ase in the Middle-East, and then 'eare going to go into ene/uela and try to get rid o that &have/.9 And the irst t'o they*veaccoplished, &have/ they didn*t accoplish. And so you*re gonna see guys going into caves,loo"ing or people they never gonna ind. Iou "no', he*s laughing a!out the act that you havethis 'ar on terror and there*s no real eney. >e*s tal"ing a!out ho' !y having this 'ar on terroryou can never 'in it *cause it*s an eternal 'ar, so you can al'ays "eep ta"ing people*s li!ertiesa'ay.

1 said, 8>o' you*re gonna convinced people that this 'ar is realD9

>e said, 8%y the edia. The edia can convince every!ody it*s real. Iou "no', it*s +ust that you"eep tal"ing a!out things, you "eep saying it over and over and over again and eventually people!elieve this.9 Iou "no' they*ve created ;ederal Heserve in #@#5 through lies, they*ve created@## 'hich is another lie, through @## you*re then ighting the 'ar on terror and ater'ards you*regoing to 1ra3 'hich 'as another lie. and then they gonna do 1ran. And it*s all one thing leading toanother, leading to another, leading to another.

And 1 'ould say, 8'hat are you doing this orD hat*s the point o this thingD Iou have all theoney in the 'orld you*d ever 'ant, you have all the po'er.9 1 said, 8Iou "no', you*re hurtingpeople, it*s not a good thing.9

And he 'ould say, 8hat do you care a!out the people orD Ta"e care o yoursel, and ta"ecare o your aily.9

And then 1 said to hi, 8hat are the ultiate goals hereD9

>e said, 8The ultiate goal is to get every!ody in this 'orld chipped 'ith an H;1= chip.9 And tohave all the oney to !e on those chips, and everything on those chips. And i any!ody 'ants toprotest 'hat 'e do or violate 'hat 'e 'ant, 'e +ust turn o their chip.9

That*s right. Microchipped. 1n 0$$6 &ongress under the pretense o iigration control and theso-called 8ar on Terroris9 passed the Heal 1= Act, under 'hich, it is pro+ected, !y May 0$$?you 'ill !e re3uired to carry around a ederal identiication card 'hich includes on it a scanna!le!ar code 'ith your personal inoration. >o'ever, this !ar code is only an interediary step!eore the card is e3uipped 'ith that very chip, H;1= trac"ing odule 'hich 'ill use radio

re3uencies to trac" your every ove on the planet. 1 this sounds oreign to you, please "no'that the H;1= trac"ing chip is already in all ne' Aerican passports. And the inal step is theiplanted chip 'hich any people had already !een anipulated into e4cepting under dierentpretenses.

8e have a ;lorida aily 'ho are really pioneers in the !rave ne' 'orld. They havevolunteered to !e the irst ever to have icrochipped identiication devices iplanted into their!odies.9


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8Ater @## 1 'as really concerned a!out the security o y aily.9

81 'ouldn*t ind having soething planted peranently in y ar that 'ould identiy e.9

1n the end every!ody 'ill !e loc"ed into a onetary control grip 'here every single action youperor is docuented. And i you get out o line, they can +ust turn o your chip or at that point

o tie every single aspect o society 'ill revolve around interactions 'ith the chips. This is thepicture that is painted or the uture i you open your eyes to see it. A centrali/ed one 'orldeconoy 'here everyone*s oves and everyone*s transactions are trac"ed and onitored, allrights reoved. The ost incredi!le aspect o all: these totalitarian eleents 'ill not !e orced upon the people,the people 'ill deand the. ;or, the social anipulation o society through the generation oear and division has copletely detached huans ro their sense o po'er and reality. Theprocess 'hich has !een going on or centuries, i not illennia, religion, patriotis, race, 'ealth,class and every other or o ar!itrary separatist identiication thus conceived has served tocreate a controlled population utterly allea!le in the hands o the e'. =ivide and con3uer is theotto. And as long as people continue to see theselves as separate ro everything else theylend theselves to !e copletely enslaved. The en !ehind the curtain "no' this and they also "no' that i people ever reali/ed the truth

o their relationship to nature and the truth o their personal po'er, the entire anuactured/eitgeist they prey upon 'ould collapse li"e a house o cards.

8The 'hole syste that 'e live in drills into us that 'e*re po'erless, that 'e*re 'ea", that oursociety is evil, that it*s raudulent et cetera and so orth it*s all a !ig at lie. e are po'erul,!eautiul, e4traordinary. There is no reason 'hy you cannot understand 'ho 'e truly are, 'hereare 'e going. There is no reason 'hy the average individual cannot !e ully epo'ered. e areincredi!ly po'erul !eings.9

81 thin" 1*ve spent 5$ years o y lie, the irst 5$, trying to !ecoe soething. 1 'anted to!ecoe good at things, 1 'anted to !ecoe good at tennis, 1 'anted to !ecoe good at schooland grades7 and everything 1 "ind o vie'ed in that perspective: 1* not OC the 'ay 1 a, !ut i 1got good at things7

7and 1 reali/ed that 1 had the gae 'rong. The gae 'as to ind out 'hat 1 already 'as.9

8Bo', in our culture 'e*ve !een trained or individual dierences to stand out. So, you loo" ateach person and iediately it is !righter, du!er, older, younger, richer, poorer7 and 'e a"eall these diensional distinctions, 'e put the in categories and treat the that 'ay. And 'e getso that 'e only see others as separate ro ourselves in the 'ays in 'hich they*re separate. Andone o the draatic characteristics o e4perience is !eing 'ith another person and suddenlyseeing the 'ays in 'hich they*re li"e you, and not dierent ro you, and e4periencing the actthat 'hich is essence in you, 'hich is essence in e is the one, the understanding there is noother. 1t is all one.9

8And 1 'asn*t !orn Hichard Al!ert, 1 'as +ust !orn as a huan !eing and then 1 learned this

'hole !usiness o 'ho 1 a, and 'hether 1* good or !ad or achieving or not, all that*s learnedalong the 'ay.9

8The old appeals to racial, se4ual and religious chauvinis, to ra!id nationalist ervour are!eginning not to 'or". A ne' consciousness is developing 'hich sees the Earth as a singleorganis and recogni/es that an organis at 'ar 'ith itsel is dooed.9 &arl Sagan, Physicist

%ill >ic"s used to inish his sho's 'ith this: ie*s li"e a ride in an auseent par". e go on it and thin" it*s real *cause that*s ho'


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