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Zeitgeist: Addendum
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Zeitgeist: Addendum is a sequel to ‘Zeitgeist, the Movie’, a documentary exposing the mythology that predates Christianity, the 9/11 hoax and its motives, the U.S. Federal Bank, the system of central banks in general, and generally the not very wide known information about the social institutions that determine our lives, however indirectly. I found it completely by accident about six months ago while browsing through popular documentaries on Mininova.
While I was already familiar with most of the views presented in the first, the second film blew me away. I’d even say that these two together are the most important documentary movies in the recent history.
It is worth watching the film just for the clear explanation at the beginning of how money is being made in the monetary system. It is absolutely critical to understand this for our own good, and while I got a hint from Money As Debt just a few days ago, some things about further credit circulation were not clear to me as they are now.
But the goal of the film is deeper than that, to discover and present stories of economic hitmen, or any scenario in modern slavery governed by a global corporatocracy, or in a word, globalization. It goes on to identify the causes of corruption and instability in all social behaviour, from any institution to the individuals that form them – the money (aka debt, infinite profit) driven society, in which no one, but a very small majority in the banking elite that run the game, is free. It warns for the destructive consequences of present social constructions, proposes a new form of society, sustainable and connected with the nature – views largely influenced by the Venus Project and the so called resource based economy – and finally calls for a number of acts which we as people can take in order to help the current system ultimately fail.
Ground-breaking and compulsory work; well done.
None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Encounters at the end of the world
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Encounters at the end of the world is a very interesting documentary made by Werner Herzog about life on and below Antarctica. It tells a story about people who wanted to “fall of the radar”, or the scientists searching for the origins of life on earth. You will see what the fingers of royal Aztec origin look like, hear about the movement of the ocean and the huge icebergs, the scarce animals living there, what life looks like in water below the ice and feel the power of the vast frozen landscapes.
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I downloaded this movie without really knowing what exactly it is about, although I sensed the idea from the title and the fact that it is currently advertised at the front page of Pirate Bay. And I was pretty much right. It is one of those motion pictures which should be aired instead of news. It is about the freedom to communicate and share ideas and not forgetting what makes us human. About embracing the good in the technology and resisting any attempt of social control.
