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[Captain Corea]

[Fox]

[nautilus]

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I watched this a long while ago. Everything it says about fractional reserve banking system, interest, monetary system in general is true.

I didn't really care too much about the section on putting other nations in debt and extraction of resources from them as most of us already know about this to some degree.

I thought the idea of moving from a monetary system to a resource based system was very interesting. The basic idea is that some things are so abundant that we can no longer put a price tag on them - like water and air. A resource based society would aim to make everything abundant so that the monetary system could be eliminated. It's quite brilliant, I'm not sure if all the kinks would be figured out but it's a good start.


I visited the venus project website and read through Jacque Fresco's essay:

http://www.thevenusproject.com/a-new-social-design/essay

A lot of technological aspects of this so-called resource based society is really baffling to me. I had no idea we were capable of having automated construction robots and other things he showcases on his website.

http://www.thevenusproject.com/technology/construction

Overall, seeing how this guy was trying to change the world made me feel very insignificant about the way I'm simply trying to accumulate wealth and become rich, then die - in that order.

[HalfJapanese]

While Zeitgeist Addendum was a good watch, the film is not focused on the root cause of these global problems, they only focus on an intermediary layer.

The root of these global problems are the caused by global elites who own the banks and have a great influence on how the world is run, and they are using their power to shape the world in the way they see fit.

This film outlines their agenda: http://www.esoterictube.com/endgame-blueprint-for-global-enslavement.html

This film outlines how they are using political power to further setup their global government aka NWO (New World Order): http://www.esoterictube.com/invisible-empire-a-new-world-order-defined.html

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[HalfJapanese]

[Leon]

Do you guys seriously get your facts/ideas/world views from a movie?

[HalfJapanese]

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Leon, this movie actually talks about real shit, for realz

1/2jap: The elites didn't create the monetary system, that existed from columbus' time. Gold was traded into the goldsmiths for a receipt. those receipts became traded around like real gold making them money as we know of it.

the monetary system is not legit anymore because fiat money isnt backed by gold. Printing more of it is not helping either. A lot of countries such as China already realize this but have a tough time getting out of US currency because they have so much it. Same goes with the rest of the world. There doesn't seem like anything we can do realistically other than let the system collapse by itself.

[Leon]

[mises]

IF I were a conspiratorial person, I'd see the video as part of a disinformation campaign by vile bankers and similar thugs.

The way the money system functions is accurately depicted but is included with a hodge podge of nutty nonsense about nothing of importance. So the association is that an truthful depiction of X is associated with Crazy Y.

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[HalfJapanese]

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