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Originally posted by Bordon81
Can Zeitgeist coexist within the current political economic paradigm? It is very rare for a group that deviates from the existing governments paradigm to thrive on its own. Groups that philosophically secede from the union usually end up the target of a federal investigation. Zeitgeist appears to get around the IRS issues by using non traceable currency. As long as the movement doesn't attract too many militia types it probably won't get Waco'd. IRS and RTBA are the two major trouble spots that have historically brought down these types of movements.
Originally posted by dickyavalon
Peter Joseph did a good job of copying acharya s's work (which was itself copied and incorrect) when going on his anti religion rant. That was unoriginal, and incorrect, and essentially garbage..
He seems to have chosen to copy the venus project here, which doesn't do much for me either.
This new atlantis new world order lucifer rising 1 world state can pound sand.
He should stick to playing the xylophones because an idealized version of the new world order is a nightmare waiting to happen.
Originally posted by mayabong
reply to post by free_spirit_earth
In this coming change/shift do you see electronics working?
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Originally posted by Equinox99
While I enjoyed the first bit of the documentary I think it got a little too long and tedious.
As for my thoughts about the idea, I think we will not learn until we hit the rock bottom. We can all talk change but if we change our lives than many people will come up and take our place. Than we will become the bottom feeders thus hindering our chance of survival. Plus, who has the resources to be able to take on the oil company and than the whole oil industry and than every industry. We will simply get quashed.
The idea is good but there won't be any change until we have no other way to go but up.
Originally posted by free_spirit_earth
The movie is not the answer but merely a wake up SLAP to the masses from their hypnotic robotic compliant lives to alert them to the ROOT CAUSE of our societal problems and showing them a POSSIBLE solution
Originally posted by slinkey10
The movie is not the answer but merely a wake up SLAP to the masses from their hypnotic robotic compliant lives to alert them to the ROOT CAUSE of our societal problems and showing them a POSSIBLE solution
lol are you serious? At 2hr 41min I don't think the masses are going to be watching this?
Originally posted by free_spirit_earth
Why do you think that? they'd rather spend more time in the pub drinking? or on facebook backstabbing one another?
Originally posted by sparky11
reply to post by mc_squared
Who is kidding who? The Zeitgeist Movement is a seductive form of totalitarianism propaganda. It is a hugs-all-around sales pitch for a nightmarish, Orwellian dystopia. It is the exoteric belief system we are expected to follow as we rationalize our march into death camps because we are no longer "sustainable". Zeitgeist Fraud:The New Harmony of Zeitgeist
Originally posted by free_spirit_earth
Originally posted by dickyavalon
Peter Joseph did a good job of copying acharya s's work (which was itself copied and incorrect) when going on his anti religion rant. That was unoriginal, and incorrect, and essentially garbage..
He seems to have chosen to copy the venus project here, which doesn't do much for me either.
This new atlantis new world order lucifer rising 1 world state can pound sand.
He should stick to playing the xylophones because an idealized version of the new world order is a nightmare waiting to happen.
How do you know it is a nightmare waiting to happen? please elaborate i'm keen to learn your view? are you religious?? if so is that what is making you react against the movies?? just aksing thats all.
Originally posted by SamTGonzalez
Originally posted by againuntodust
After the misinformation and lies presented in the first of this series, I find it hard to even get motivation to watch this one. Anyone fact check during this to see if they're still pulling the same thing?
What misinformation? What lies? What exactly discourages you to watch this film? Can you show some proof to back up your opinion? Can you provide some examples of the things you mentioned?
I doubt you have an answer for any of those questions.
Prove me wrong.
Attis
Attis, of Phyrigia, born of the virgin Nana on December 25th, crucified, placed in a tomb and after 3 days, was resurrected.
This explanation is not only over simplified, but inaccurate. Attis was not necessarily born of a virgin (because it does not say whether or not his mother is a virgin), in fact Attis was born of Nana after she ate the fruit of an almond tree which had been grown from the blood of either Agdistis or Cybele. Attis was worshipped as the god of vegetation, responsible for death and rebirth of plant life. It was thought that each winter he died and in the spring he was reborn. Each spring his resurrection would be celebrated. It goes without saying that spring does not take place in December, nor is the change of seasons a crucifixion, there is no mention of any tombs anywhere, and seeing how he is dead all winter, it goes without saying that winter is longer than 3 days.
Krishna
Krishna, of India, born of the virgin Devaki with a star in the east signaling his coming, performed miracles with his disciples, and upon his death was resurrected.
Traditional belief based on scriptural details and astrological calculations gives Krishna's birth date (Janmashtami) as 19th or 21st July 3228 BC. Krishna was of the royal family of Mathura, and was the eighth son born to the princess Devaki, and her husband Vasudeva. [18][19][20]. According to references in the Bhagavata Purana and Bhagavad Gita it has been interpreted that Krishna died around 3100 BC [21]. There is no mention of a star in the east signaling his birth in the literature, nor was not resurrected upon his death. There is, however some evidence in various tales that he did perform miracles, but that's it.
Dionysus
Dionysus of Greece, born of a virgin on December 25th, was a traveling teacher who performed miracles such as turning water into wine, he was referred to as the "King of Kings," "God's Only Begotten Son," "The Alpha and Omega," and many others, and upon his death, he was resurrected.
He was not born to a virgin, his mother was a mortal Semele (daughter of Cadmus) and his father was Zeus. We know that Zeus had other male children so Dionysus is also not his "only begotten son" [22]. Similar to the story of Attis, Dionysus died each winter and was resurrected in the spring. Again, this is hardly December, much less the 25th of said month [23]. He did, however perform miracles, mostly things involving wine, because he was the god of wine -- naturally he could turn water into wine. The titles listed above, such as "King of Kings" and "The Alpha and Omega" are not sourced in the movie, nor can I find any evidence that these titles ever applied to Dionysus, but for good measure, I did find "The Alpha and Omega" referring to god of Christianity [24].
Mithra
Mithra, of Persia, born of a virgin on December 25th, he had 12 disciples and performed miracles, and upon his death was buried for 3 days and thus resurrected, he was also referred to as "The Truth," "The Light," and many others. Interestingly, the sacred day of worship of Mithra was Sunday.
The myths and legends of Mithra are numerous in amount and span several different cultures. I ran into a brick wall of sorts trying to track down any of this information. I cannot find any evidence of his "birthday" being December 25th, the only dates that correspond to him are his festival on October 8th and another on September 12-16th, and a cattle pairing festival October 12-16 [25 - 59]. There is absolutely no evidence anywhere that he had 12 disciples or 12 of anything for that matter -- no Mithraist scholars seem to know about it [26]. He was not born to a virgin, but rather out of solid rock. I guess you could say a rock is a virgin, but that seems like a long shot. Also, for the sake of further information, he was born fully grown [25 - 173]. There is no evidence of a resurrection or that Mithra has ever died [26]. Roman Mithraic evidence dates to at least a century after the time of the New Testament. As stated earlier, the history of this god is highly complex and covers a lot of area [26]. It is true that Sunday was a sacred day for Mithra, but only to Romans [26].