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foreign00:00:15
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s to racial and sexual and religious00:00:30
chauvinism to rabid nationalist fervor00:00:33
are beginning not to work because of who00:00:35
I am and whether I'm good or bad or a00:00:38
achieving or not all that's learned00:00:40
along the way it's just a ride00:00:42
we can change it anytime we want it's00:00:45
only a choice no effort no work no job00:00:48
no Savings of money you realize that I00:00:49
had the game wrong00:00:51
that the game was to find out what I00:00:53
already was00:01:25
foreign00:01:54
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we were saying00:02:01
how very important it is00:02:05
to bring about in the human mind00:02:09
the radical revolution00:02:13
the crisis00:02:17
is a crisis in consciousness00:02:20
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a crisis00:02:25
that00:02:27
cannot anymore00:02:30
accept the old norms00:02:32
the old patterns00:02:35
the ancient traditions00:02:40
and00:02:42
considering00:02:44
what the world is now00:02:47
with all the misery00:02:49
conflict00:02:52
destructive brutality00:02:55
aggression00:02:56
and so on00:03:00
man00:03:02
he still as he was00:03:05
still brutal violent aggressive00:03:10
acquisitive competitive00:03:14
and he is built a society00:03:18
along these lines00:03:22
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thank you00:03:44
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foreign [Music]00:04:25
society today is composed of a series of00:04:29
institutions00:04:31
from political institutions legal00:04:33
institutions religious institutions00:04:36
to institutions of social class familial00:04:39
values and occupational specialization00:04:41
it is obvious the profound influence00:04:44
these traditionalized structures have in00:04:47
shaping our understandings and00:04:48
perspectives00:04:50
yet of all the social institutions we00:04:53
are born into directed by and00:04:56
conditioned upon there seems to be no00:04:58
system is taken for granted and00:05:00
misunderstood as the monetary system00:05:04
taking on nearly religious proportions00:05:07
the established monetary institution00:05:09
exists as one of the most unquestioned00:05:11
forms of Faith there is00:05:13
how money is created00:05:15
the policies by which it is governed and00:05:18
how it truly affects Society our00:05:20
unregistered interests of the great00:05:22
majority of the population00:05:32
in a world where one percent of the00:05:35
population owns 40 percent of the00:05:37
planet's wealth in a world where 34 00000:05:40
children die every single day from00:05:43
poverty and preventable diseases and00:05:45
where 50 percent of the world's00:05:47
population lives on less than two00:05:49
dollars a day one thing is clear00:05:53
something is very wrong00:05:56
and whether we are aware of it or not00:05:57
the lifeblood of all of our established00:06:00
institutions and thus Society itself is00:06:03
money00:06:05
therefore understanding this institution00:06:07
of monetary policy is critical to00:06:10
understanding why our lives are the way00:06:12
they are00:06:13
unfortunately economics is often viewed00:06:16
with confusion in boredom endless00:06:18
streams of financial jargon coupled with00:06:20
intimidating mathematics quickly deters00:06:22
people from attempts at understanding it00:06:25
however the fact is the complexity00:06:28
associated with the financial system is00:06:30
a mere mask designed to conceal one of00:06:33
the most socially paralyzing structures00:06:35
Humanity has ever endured00:06:39
foreign00:06:57
a number of years ago the Central Bank00:07:00
of the United States the Federal Reserve00:07:02
produced a document entitled modern00:07:05
money mechanics this publication00:07:07
detailed the institutionalized practice00:07:09
of money creation as utilized by the00:07:12
Federal Reserve and the web of global00:07:14
commercial Banks it supports on the00:07:16
opening page the document states its00:07:18
objective the purpose of this booklet is00:07:20
to describe the basic process of money00:07:22
Creation in a fractional Reserve banking00:07:25
system it then proceeds to describe this00:07:28
fractional Reserve process through00:07:30
various banking terminology00:07:32
a translation of which goes something00:07:34
like this00:07:35
the United States government decides it00:07:38
needs some money so it calls up the00:07:40
Federal Reserve and requests say 1000:07:42
billion dollars the FED replies saying00:07:45
sure we'll buy 10 billion in government00:07:47
bonds from you so the government takes00:07:50
some pieces of paper paints some00:07:52
official looking designs on them and00:07:54
calls them treasury bonds then it puts a00:07:57
value on these bonds to the sum of 1000:07:59
billion dollars and sends them over to00:08:01
the Fed00:08:02
in turn the people at the FED draw up a00:08:05
bunch of impressive pieces of paper00:08:06
themselves only this time calling them00:08:08
Federal Reserve notes also designated a00:08:11
value of 10 billion dollars to the set00:08:14
the FED then takes these notes and00:08:16
trades them for the bonds once this00:08:19
exchange is complete the government then00:08:21
takes the 10 billion in Federal Reserve00:08:23
notes and deposits it into a bank00:08:25
account and upon this deposit the paper00:08:28
notes officially become legal tender00:08:30
money adding 10 billion to the U.S money00:08:33
supply and there it is 10 billion in new00:08:36
money has been created00:08:38
of course this example is a00:08:40
generalization for in reality this00:08:43
transaction would occur electronically00:08:45
with no paper used at all in fact only00:08:48
three percent of the U.S money supply00:08:49
exists in physical currency the other 9700:08:53
percent essentially exists in computers00:08:56
alone00:08:58
now government bonds are by Design00:09:00
instruments of debt and when the FED00:09:03
purchases these bonds with money it00:09:05
essentially created at a thin air the00:09:08
government is actually promising to pay00:09:10
back that money to the Fed00:09:12
in other words the money was created out00:09:15
of debt00:09:17
this mind-numbing Paradox of how money00:09:20
or value can be created out of debt or a00:09:23
liability will become more clear as we00:09:25
further this exercise00:09:27
so the exchange has been made and now 1000:09:29
billion dollars sits in a commercial00:09:31
bank account here's where it gets really00:09:33
interesting for is based on the00:09:35
fractional Reserve practice that 1000:09:38
billion dollar deposit instantly becomes00:09:40
part of the bank's reserves just as all00:09:43
deposits do00:09:45
and regarding reserve requirements as00:09:48
stated in modern money mechanics00:09:50
a bank must maintain legally required00:09:52
reserves equal to a prescribed00:09:54
percentage of its deposits it then00:09:57
quantifies this by stating under current00:09:59
regulations the reserve requirement00:10:01
against most transaction accounts is 1000:10:04
percent00:10:05
this means that with a 10 billion dollar00:10:07
deposit 10 or 1 billion is held as the00:10:11
required Reserve while the other 900:10:13
billion is considered an excessive00:10:16
reserve and can be used as the basis for00:10:19
new loans00:10:21
now it is logical to assume that this 900:10:24
billion is literally coming out of the00:10:26
existing 10 billion dollar deposit00:10:28
however this is actually not the case00:10:30
what really happens is that the 900:10:33
billion is simply created out of thin00:10:35
air on top of the existing 10 billion00:10:37
deposit this is how the money supply is00:10:40
expanded00:10:42
as stated in modern money mechanics of00:10:44
course they the banks do not really pay00:10:47
out loans from the money they receive as00:10:49
deposits if they did this no additional00:10:51
money would be created what they do when00:10:54
they make loans is to accept promissory00:10:56
notes loan contracts in exchange for00:10:59
credits money to the borrowers00:11:01
transaction accounts in other words the00:11:04
9 billion can be created out of nothing00:11:06
simply because there is a demand for00:11:08
such a loan and that there is a 1000:11:10
billion dollar deposit to satisfy the00:11:12
reserve requirements00:11:14
now let's assume that somebody walks00:11:17
into this bank and borrows the newly00:11:19
available nine billion dollars they will00:11:21
then most likely take that money and00:11:23
deposit it into their own bank account00:11:27
the process then repeats for that00:11:29
deposit becomes part of the bank's00:11:31
reserves 10 is isolated and in turn 9000:11:34
percent of the 9 billion or 8.1 billion00:11:37
is now available as newly created money00:11:40
for more loans and of course that 8.100:11:43
can be loaned out and redeposited00:11:45
creating an additional 7.2 billion00:11:48
to 6.5 billion00:11:50
to 5.9 billion Etc00:11:53
this deposit money creation loan cycle00:11:56
can technically go on to Infinity the00:11:59
average mathematical result is that00:12:01
about 90 billion dollars can be created00:12:04
on top of the original 10 billion00:12:07
in other words for every deposit that00:12:09
ever occurs in the banking system about00:12:11
nine times that amount can be created00:12:13
out of thin air00:12:15
money Jitters ask the obliging Bank of00:12:19
America for a jar of soothing instant00:12:21
bunny00:12:23
m-o-n-e-y in the form of a convenient00:12:25
personal loan00:12:28
so now that we understand how money is00:12:31
created by this fractional Reserve00:12:33
banking system a logical yet elusive00:12:36
question might come to mind00:12:38
what is actually giving this newly00:12:40
created money value the answer the money00:12:43
that already exists00:12:46
the new money essentially steals value00:12:48
from the existing money supply00:12:51
for the total pool of money is being00:12:53
increased irrespective to demand for00:12:55
goods and services and as supply and00:12:58
demand finds equilibrium prices rise00:13:00
diminishing the purchasing power of each00:13:03
individual dollar00:13:04
this is generally referred to as00:13:07
inflation and inflation is essentially a00:13:10
hidden tax on the public00:13:12
what is the advice that you generally00:13:14
get and that is inflate the currency00:13:16
they don't say debase the currency they00:13:18
don't say devalue the currency they00:13:20
don't say cheat the people who are saved00:13:21
they say lower the interest rates the00:13:24
real deception is when we distort the00:13:27
value of money when we create money out00:13:29
of thin air we have no savings yet00:13:31
there's so-called Capital so my question00:13:34
boils down to this how in the world can00:13:37
we expect to solve the problems of00:13:39
inflation that is the increase in the00:13:42
supply money with more inflation of00:13:45
course it can't the fractional Reserve00:13:48
System of monetary expansion is00:13:50
inherently inflationary for the act of00:13:52
expanding the money supply without there00:13:55
being a proportional expansion of goods00:13:57
and services in the economy will always00:13:59
debase a currency in fact a quick glance00:14:03
at the Historical values of the US00:14:04
dollar versus the money supply reflects00:14:07
this point definitively for the inverse00:14:09
relationship is obvious00:14:13
one dollar in 1913 required 21.60 in00:14:18
2007 to match value00:14:22
that is a 96 devaluation since the00:14:25
Federal Reserve came into existence00:14:28
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now if this reality of inherent and00:14:33
Perpetual inflation seems absurd and00:14:36
economically self-defeating hold that00:14:38
thought00:14:39
for absurdity is an understatement in00:14:42
regard to how our financial system00:14:44
really operates00:14:46
for in our financial system money is00:14:49
debt00:14:51
and debt is money00:14:53
here is a chart of the U.S money supply00:14:55
from 1950 to 2006.00:14:59
here is a chart of the U.S national debt00:15:01
for the same period how interesting it00:15:04
is that the trends are virtually the00:15:06
same for the more money there is the more00:15:09
debt there is the more debt there is the00:15:11
more money there is00:15:13
to put it a different way every single00:15:15
Dollar in your wallet is owed to00:15:18
somebody by somebody for remember the00:15:21
only way the money can come into00:15:22
existence is from loans therefore if00:15:25
everyone in the country were able to pay00:15:27
off all debts including the government00:15:29
there would not be one dollar in00:15:31
circulation00:15:43
in fact the last time in American00:15:45
history the national debt was completely00:15:47
paid off was in 1835 after President00:15:50
Andrew Jackson shut down the central00:15:53
bank that proceeded the Federal Reserve00:15:56
in fact Jackson's entire political00:15:58
platform essentially revolved around his00:16:00
commitment to shut down the Central Bank00:16:03
stating at one point the Bold efforts00:16:05
the present bank has made to control the00:16:07
government are but premonitions of the00:16:09
Fate that awaits the American people00:16:11
should they be deluded into a00:16:13
perpetuation of this institution or the00:16:15
establishment of another lichen00:16:18
unfortunately his message was00:16:20
short-lived and the international00:16:21
Bankers succeeded to install another00:16:23
Central Bank in 1913. the Federal00:16:26
Reserve and as long as this institution00:16:29
exists00:16:30
Perpetual debt is guaranteed00:16:34
now so far we have discussed the reality00:16:37
that money is created out of debt00:16:39
through loans these loans are Based On A00:16:42
bank's reserves and reserves are derived00:16:44
from deposits and through this00:16:46
fractional Reserve System any one00:16:48
deposit can create nine times its00:16:50
original value in turn to basing the00:16:53
existing money supply raising prices in00:16:56
society and since all this money is00:16:58
created out of debt and circulated00:17:01
randomly through Commerce people become00:17:03
detached from their original debt and a00:17:06
disequilibrium exists where people are00:17:09
forced to compete for labor in order to00:17:11
pool enough money out of the money00:17:13
supply to cover their costs of living00:17:17
as dysfunctional and backwards as all of00:17:20
this might seem there is still one thing00:17:22
we have omitted from this equation00:17:25
and it is this element of the structure00:17:27
which reveals the truly fraudulent00:17:30
nature of the system itself00:17:33
the application of Interest00:17:38
when the government borrows money from00:17:39
the fed or when a person borrows money00:17:41
from a bank it almost always has to be00:17:44
paid back with a crude interest00:17:47
in other words almost every single00:17:50
dollar that exists must be eventually00:17:52
returned to a bank with interest paid as00:17:54
well00:17:55
but if all money is borrowed from the00:17:58
central bank and is expanded by00:18:00
commercial Banks through loans00:18:03
only what would be referred to as the00:18:05
principal is being created in the money00:18:07
supply00:18:08
so then where is the money to cover all00:18:11
of the interest that is charged00:18:14
nowhere00:18:16
it doesn't exist00:18:18
the ramifications of this are staggering00:18:20
for the amount of money owed back to the00:18:22
banks will always exceed the amount of00:18:24
money that is available in circulation00:18:27
this is why inflation is a constant in00:18:30
the economy for new money is always00:18:32
needed to help cover the Perpetual00:18:34
deficit built into the system caused by00:18:38
the need to pay the interest what this00:18:40
also means is that mathematically00:18:42
defaults and bankruptcy are literally00:18:45
built into the system and there will00:18:47
always be poor pockets of society that00:18:50
get the short end of the stick an00:18:52
analogy would be a game of musical00:18:54
chairs for once the Music Stops somebody00:18:56
is left out to dry00:18:59
and that's the point it invariably00:19:01
transfers true wealth from the00:19:03
individual to the banks for if you are00:19:06
unable to pay for your mortgage they00:19:08
will take your property this is00:19:10
particularly enraging when you realize00:19:12
that not only is such a default00:19:14
inevitable due to the fractional Reserve00:19:16
practice but also because of the fact00:19:19
that the money that the Bank loaned to00:19:21
you didn't even legally exist in the00:19:24
first place00:19:25
in 1969 there was a Minnesota Court case00:19:28
involving a man named Jerome Daly who00:19:31
was challenging the Foreclosure of his00:19:33
home by the bank which provided the loan00:19:35
to purchase it his argument was that the00:19:37
mortgage contract required both parties00:19:39
being he and the bank each put up a00:19:42
legitimate form of property for the00:19:44
exchange00:19:46
in legal language this is called00:19:48
consideration00:19:49
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Mr Daly explained that the money was in00:19:57
fact not the property of the bank for it00:19:59
was created out of nothing as soon as00:20:01
the loan agreement was signed remember00:20:03
what modern money mechanics stated about00:20:05
loans what did they do when they make00:20:07
loans is to accept promissory notes in00:20:10
exchange for credits reserves are00:20:12
unchanged by the loan transactions but00:20:14
deposit credits constitute new additions00:20:17
to the total deposits of the banking00:20:19
system in other words the money doesn't00:20:21
come out of their existing assets the00:20:24
bank is simply inventing it putting up00:20:26
nothing of its own except for a00:20:28
theoretical liability on paper00:20:31
as the court case progressed the bank's00:20:33
president Mr Morgan took the stand and00:20:36
in the judge's personal memorandum he00:20:38
recalled that the plaintiff thanks00:20:40
president admitted that in combination00:20:42
with the Federal Reserve Bank did create00:20:44
the money and credit upon its books by00:20:47
bookkeeping entry the money and credit00:20:49
first came into existence when they00:20:51
created it Mr Morgan admitted that no00:20:53
United States law or statute existed00:20:56
which gave him the right to do this a00:20:58
lawful consideration must exist and be00:21:01
tendered to support the known the jury00:21:03
found that there was no lawful00:21:04
consideration and I agree he also00:21:07
poetically added only God can create00:21:09
something of value out of nothing00:21:12
and upon this Revelation the court00:21:14
rejected the bank's claim for00:21:16
foreclosure and daily kept his home00:21:19
the implications of this court decision00:21:21
are immense00:21:22
for every time you borrow money from a00:21:25
bank whether it is a mortgage loan or a00:21:27
credit card charge00:21:28
the money given to you is not only00:21:30
counterfeit it is an illegitimate form00:21:33
of consideration and hence voids the00:21:36
contract to repay for the bank never had00:21:38
the money as property to begin with00:21:41
unfortunately such legal realizations00:21:44
are suppressed and ignored and the game00:21:46
of Perpetual wealth transfer and00:21:48
Perpetual debt continues and this brings00:21:51
us to the ultimate question00:21:54
why00:21:56
during the American Civil War President00:21:58
Lincoln bypassed the high interest loans00:22:01
offered by the European Banks and00:22:04
decided to do what the founding fathers00:22:06
advocated which was to create an00:22:08
independent and inherently debt-free00:22:10
currency it was called the Greenback00:22:15
shortly after this measure was taken an00:22:18
internal document circulated between00:22:20
private British and American banking00:22:22
interests stated slavery is but the00:22:25
owning of Labor and carries with it the00:22:27
care of laborers00:22:29
while the European plan is that Capital00:22:32
shall control labor by controlling wages00:22:35
this can be done by controlling the00:22:37
money it will not do to allow the00:22:39
Greenback as we cannot control that00:22:43
the fractional Reserve policy00:22:45
perpetrated by the Federal Reserve which00:22:47
has spread in practice to the great00:22:50
majority of banks in the world is in00:22:53
fact a system of modern slavery00:22:59
think about it money is created out of00:23:02
debt and what do people do when they are00:23:05
in debt they submit to employment to pay00:23:08
it off00:23:09
but if money can only be created out of00:23:11
loans how can Society ever be debt free00:23:15
it can't and that's the point00:23:18
and it is the fear of losing assets00:23:21
coupled with the struggle to keep up00:23:23
with the Perpetual debt and inflation00:23:25
inherent in the system compounded by the00:23:28
inescapable scarcity within the money00:23:30
supply itself created by the interest00:23:33
that can never be repaid00:23:36
that keeps the wage slave in line00:23:39
running on the hamster wheel with00:23:41
millions of others in effect powering an00:23:44
Empire that truly benefits only the00:23:47
elite at the top of the pyramid00:23:51
for at the end of the day who are you00:23:54
really working for00:23:55
the banks00:23:57
money is created in a bank and00:23:59
invariably ends up in a bank they are00:24:02
the true Masters along with the00:24:04
corporations and governments they00:24:06
support00:24:08
physical slavery requires people to be00:24:10
housed and fed economic slavery requires00:24:14
people to feed and house themselves00:24:18
it is one of the most ingenious scams00:24:20
for social manipulation ever created and00:24:23
at its core it is an invisible war00:24:25
against the population00:24:27
debt is the weapon used to conquer and00:24:30
enslave societies and interest is its00:24:34
prime ammunition00:24:36
and as the majority walks around00:24:39
oblivious to this reality the banks in00:24:42
collusion with governments and00:24:43
corporations continue to perfect and00:24:46
expand their tactics of economic Warfare00:24:49
spawning new bases such as the World00:24:52
Bank and international monetary fund00:24:55
while also inventing a new type of00:24:57
soldier00:24:58
the birth of the economic Hitman00:25:13
we economic Hitmen really have been the00:25:16
ones responsible for creating this first00:25:18
truly Global Empire and we work many00:25:20
different ways00:25:26
but perhaps the most common is that we00:25:28
will identify a country that has00:25:31
resources our corporations covet like00:25:33
oil and then arrange a huge loan to that00:25:36
country from the World Bank or one of00:25:38
its sister organizations but the money00:25:40
never actually goes to the country00:25:42
instead it goes to our big corporations00:25:44
to build infrastructure projects in that00:25:46
Country power plants industrial parks00:25:48
ports things that benefit a few rich00:25:50
people in that country in addition to00:25:52
our corporations but really don't have00:25:54
the majority of the people at all00:25:56
however those people the whole country00:25:58
is left holding a huge debt such a big00:26:01
debt they can't repaid and that's part00:26:03
of the plan that they can't repay it and00:26:05
so at some point we can only get men go00:26:07
back to them and say listen you lost a00:26:09
lot of money you can't pay your debt so00:26:10
sell your oil real cheap to oil00:26:13
companies allow us to build a military00:26:15
base in your country or send troops in00:26:18
support of ours to some place in the00:26:19
world like Iraq or vote with us on the00:26:22
next U.N vote to have their electric00:26:25
utility company privatized and their00:26:27
water and sewage system privatized and00:26:29
sold to U.S corporations or other00:26:31
multinational corporations so there was00:26:34
a whole mushrooming thing and it's so00:26:36
typical of the way the IMF and the World00:26:37
Bank worked they put a country in debt00:26:40
it's such a big data can't pay it and00:26:43
then you offer to refinance that debt00:26:45
and and pay even more interest00:26:47
and you demand this quid pro quo which00:26:51
you call a conditionality or good00:26:53
governance00:26:54
which means basically they've got to00:26:56
sell off their resources and including00:26:58
many of their social services their00:27:00
utility companies their school systems00:27:02
sometimes their their penal systems00:27:05
their insurance systems to foreign00:27:08
corporations so it's a it's a double00:27:10
triple quadruple Whammy00:27:15
the president for economic equipment00:27:17
really began back in the early 50s when00:27:20
democratically elected Musa deck who was00:27:22
elected in Iran he was considered to be00:27:25
the hope for democracy in the Middle00:27:27
East and around the world he was a Time00:27:28
magazine's man of the year but one of00:27:30
the things that he'd run on and began to00:27:32
implement was the idea that foreign oil00:27:35
companies needed to pay the Iranian00:27:37
people a lot more for the oil that they00:27:38
were taking out of Iran the Iranian00:27:40
people should benefit from their own oil00:27:41
strange policy00:27:44
we didn't like that of course but we00:27:47
were afraid to do what we normally were00:27:48
doing which was to send in the military00:27:50
instead we sent in one CIA agent Kermit00:27:53
Roosevelt Teddy Roosevelt's relative00:27:58
and Kermit went in with a few million00:27:59
dollars and was very very effective and00:28:01
efficient and in a short amount of time00:28:03
he managed to get Musa deck overthrown00:28:07
and brought in the Shah of Iran to00:28:09
replace him who always was favorable to00:28:11
oil and it was extremely effective00:28:17
moms overflow Terran army officers shout00:28:21
that masadeka surrendered and his regime00:28:23
as virtual dictator of Iran is ended00:28:25
pictures of the shaw paraded through the00:28:27
streets as sediment reverses00:28:32
the show is welcomed home00:28:34
so back here in the United States in00:28:36
Washington people looked around and said00:28:38
wow that was easy and cheap so this00:28:41
established a whole new way of00:28:44
manipulating countries of creating00:28:46
Empire the only problem with Roosevelt00:28:49
was that he was a card-carrying CIA00:28:50
agent and had been caught the00:28:53
ramifications could have been pretty00:28:55
serious so very quickly at that point00:28:57
the decision was made to use private00:28:59
Consultants to to channel the money00:29:01
through the World Bank or the IMF or one00:29:03
of the other such agencies to bring in00:29:06
people like me who worked for private00:29:07
companies so that if we got caught there00:29:11
would be no governmental ramifications00:29:21
when Urban became president of Guatemala00:29:24
the country was very much under the00:29:26
thumbs of United Fruit Company the the00:29:28
big International corporations and our00:29:30
events ran on this ticket that says you00:29:32
know we want to get the land back to the00:29:34
people and once he took power he was he00:29:36
was implementing policies that would00:29:38
that would do exactly that give the land00:29:40
rights back to the people United Fruit00:29:43
didn't like that very much and so they00:29:45
hired a public relations firm launched a00:29:47
huge campaign in the United States to00:29:49
convince the United States people the00:29:51
citizens of the United States and the00:29:52
Press of the United States and the00:29:54
Congress of the United States that our00:29:55
Benz was a Soviet puppet and that if we00:29:58
allowed him to stay in power the Soviets00:30:00
would have a foothold in this in this00:30:02
Hemisphere and that at that point in00:30:04
time was a huge fear on everybody's mind00:30:06
the Red Terror or the Communist Terror00:30:08
and so to make a long story short out of00:30:12
this public relations campaign came a00:30:14
commitment on the part of the CIA in the00:30:16
military to take this man out and in00:30:18
fact we did we send planes we sent in we00:30:20
sent in soldiers we said in jackals we00:30:22
send everything in to take him out and00:30:24
did take him out and as soon as he was00:30:27
removed from office the new guy that00:30:29
took over after him basically reinstated00:30:31
everything to the big International00:30:33
corporations including United Fruit00:30:40
Ecuador for many many years had been00:30:42
ruled by pro-us dictators often00:30:45
relatively brutal then it was decided00:30:48
that they were going to have a truly00:30:49
democratic election how many rolled oats00:30:51
ran for office and his main goal is that00:30:54
as president would be to make sure that00:30:57
Ecuador's resources were used to help00:30:59
the people and he won overwhelming by00:31:03
more votes than anybody that ever won00:31:04
anything in Ecuador and he began to00:31:07
implement these policies to make sure00:31:09
that the profits from oil went to help00:31:11
the people well we didn't like that in00:31:14
the United States I was sent down as one00:31:16
of several economic Hitmen to change00:31:18
roles to corrupt him to bring him around00:31:21
to let him know you know okay you know00:31:24
you can get very rich you and your00:31:25
family if you if you play our game but00:31:27
if you just if you continue to try to00:31:29
keep these policies you've promised00:31:32
um you you're going to go you wouldn't00:31:34
listen00:31:36
he was assassinated00:31:39
as soon as the plane crashed the whole00:31:41
area was cordoned off the only people00:31:44
allowed in the U.S military from from a00:31:46
nearby base and some of the Ecuadorian00:31:48
military when an investigation was00:31:50
launched two of the key Witnesses died00:31:53
in car accidents before they had a00:31:55
chance to testify a lot of very very00:31:58
strange things that weren't on around00:31:59
the the assassination of high mineral00:32:01
dose I like most00:32:04
people who've really looked at this case00:32:06
had absolutely no doubt that it was an00:32:08
assassination and of course in my00:32:10
position as an economic Hitman I was00:32:12
always expecting something to happen to00:32:13
Jaime whether it be a coup or00:32:14
assassination I wasn't sure but that you00:32:16
would be taken down because he was not00:32:18
being corrupted he would not allow00:32:20
himself to be corrupted the way we00:32:21
wanted to corrupt him00:32:23
foreign00:32:28
president of Panama was you know one of00:32:31
my favorite people I really really liked00:32:32
him he was very charismatic he was a guy00:32:34
who really wanted to help his country00:32:36
and when I tried to bribe him or corrupt00:32:39
him he said look John he called me00:32:41
Juanito he said look Juanito00:32:43
um I don't need the money what I really00:32:46
need is for my country00:32:49
treated fairly00:32:50
I need for the United States to repay00:32:52
the debts that you owe my people for all00:32:54
the destruction you've done here I need00:32:56
to be in a position where I can help00:32:58
other Latin American countries win their00:33:00
Independents and and be free of this of00:33:03
this terrible presence from the north00:33:05
that you people are exploiting us so00:33:07
badly I need to have the Panama Canal00:33:09
back in the hands of the Panamanian00:33:12
people that's what I want and so leave00:33:15
me alone don't you know don't try don't00:33:17
try to bribe me it was 1981 and in May00:33:21
Jaime roldos was assassinated and Omar00:33:25
was very aware of this Tori has got his00:33:28
family together and he said I'm probably00:33:30
next00:33:31
but it's okay because I've done what I00:33:35
came here to do I renegotiated the canal00:33:37
the canal will now be in our hands he00:33:39
just finished negotiating the treaty00:33:41
with Jimmy Carter00:33:43
[Music]00:33:46
in June of that same year just a couple00:33:47
of months later00:33:49
he also went out in an airplane crash00:33:51
which there's no question was executed00:33:54
by CIA sponsored jackals tremendous00:33:57
amount of evidence that one of the one00:33:59
of treehouse's security guards handed00:34:02
him at the last moment as he was getting00:34:03
on the plane a tape recorder a small00:34:05
tape recorder that contained a bomb00:34:10
[Music]00:34:14
it is interesting to me how this system00:34:17
has continued pretty much the same way00:34:19
for years and years and years except the00:34:21
economic Hitmen have got better and00:34:23
better and better then we come up with00:34:25
very recently what happened in Venezuela00:34:28
in 1998 Hugo Chavez gets elected00:34:31
president following a long line of00:34:34
presidents who had been very corrupt and00:34:36
basically destroyed the economy of the00:34:38
country and Chavez was elected to Mr all00:34:40
that Chavez stood up to the United00:34:43
States00:34:44
and he's done it primarily demanding00:34:46
that Venezuelan oil00:34:48
be used to help the Venezuelan people00:34:52
well we didn't like that in the United00:34:54
States so in 2002 the coolest age which00:34:59
is no question in my mind of most other00:35:01
people's minds the CIA was behind that00:35:03
coup00:35:04
come on00:35:08
the way that that coup was fomented was00:35:11
very reflective of what Kermit Roosevelt00:35:13
had done in Iran of paying people to go00:35:15
out into the streets to Riot to protest00:35:18
to say this Chavez is very unpopular00:35:21
you know if you can get a few thousand00:35:23
people who do that in television00:35:26
can make it look like it's a whole00:35:28
country and things start to mushroom00:35:31
except in the case of Chavez he was00:35:34
smart enough and the people were so00:35:36
strongly behind him that they overcame00:35:39
it00:35:40
which was a phenomenal moment in the00:35:43
history of Latin America00:35:49
Iraq actually is a perfect example of00:35:51
the way the whole system works so we00:35:54
economic Hitmen are the first line of00:35:56
defense we go in we try to corrupt00:35:58
governments and get them to accept these00:36:01
huge loans which we then use as leverage00:36:03
to basically own them00:36:04
if we fail as I failed in in Panama with00:36:08
Omar Tarios and Ecuador with Jaime World00:36:10
dose men who refuse to be corrupted then00:36:14
the second line of defense is we send in00:36:15
the jackals and the jackals either00:36:17
overthrow governments or they00:36:18
assassinate and once that happens when a00:36:21
new government comes in and boy it's00:36:23
going to toe the line because the new00:36:25
president knows what will happen if he00:36:26
doesn't00:36:27
in the case of Iraq both of those things00:36:30
failed economic equipment were not able00:36:32
to get through to Saddam Hussein we00:36:34
tried very hard we tried to get him to00:36:36
accept a deal very similar to what the00:36:37
house of Saud had accepted in Saudi00:36:40
Arabia but he wouldn't accept it and so00:36:42
the jackals went in to take him out they00:36:44
couldn't do it his security was very00:36:46
good00:36:47
um after all he had one time worked for00:36:49
the CRA he'd been hired to assassinate a00:36:51
former president of of Iraq and failed00:36:54
but he knew the system00:36:56
so in 91 we send in the troops and we00:37:00
take out the Iraqi military so we assume00:37:03
at that point that Saddam Hussein is00:37:05
going to come around we could have taken00:37:07
him out of course at that time but we00:37:09
didn't want to he's a kind of strong man00:37:11
we like he controls his people we00:37:14
thought he could control the Kurds and00:37:15
keep the Iranians in their border and00:37:17
keep pumping oil for us and then once we00:37:19
took out his military now he's going to00:37:20
come around00:37:21
so the economic Hitmen go back in in the00:37:24
90s without success if they'd had00:37:26
success he'd still be running the00:37:28
country we'd be selling them all the00:37:30
fighter jets he wants and everything00:37:32
else he wants but they couldn't they00:37:34
they didn't have success the jackals00:37:36
couldn't take him out again so we sent00:37:38
the military in once again and this time00:37:39
we did the complete job and took him out00:37:41
and in the process created for ourselves00:37:43
some very very lucrative construction00:37:46
deals I had to reconstruct a country00:37:48
that we'd essentially destroyed which is00:37:50
a pretty good deal if you own00:37:52
construction companies big ones00:37:55
so you know Iraq shows the three stages00:37:58
the economic Hitmen failed there the00:38:00
jackals failed there and as a final00:38:02
measure the military goes in00:38:08
and in that way we've really created an00:38:10
Empire but we've done it very very00:38:12
subtly it's clandestine all the empires00:38:15
of the past were built on the military00:38:16
and everybody knew they were building00:38:18
them so the britisher they were building00:38:20
it the French the Germans the Romans the00:38:22
Greeks00:38:24
and they were proud of it and they00:38:25
always had some excuse like spreading00:38:27
civilization spreading some religion00:38:29
something like that but they knew they00:38:32
were doing it we don't the majority of00:38:34
the people in the United States have no00:38:37
idea that we're living off the benefits00:38:39
of the clandestine Empire that today00:38:42
there's more slavery in the world than00:38:44
ever before00:38:46
[Music]00:38:47
and then you have to ask yourself well00:38:49
if this if it's an Empire then who's the00:38:50
emperor00:38:52
obviously in our presidents of the00:38:54
United States are not Emperors and00:38:56
Emperor is someone who's not elected00:38:57
doesn't serve a limited term and doesn't00:39:00
report to anyone essentially so you00:39:02
can't classify a president's that way00:39:05
but we do have what I consider to be the00:39:07
equivalent of the emperor and it's what00:39:09
I call the corporatocracy00:39:12
corporatocracy is this group of00:39:14
individuals who run our biggest00:39:16
corporations and they really act as the00:39:18
Emperor of this Empire00:39:20
they control our media either through00:39:24
direct ownership or advertising they00:39:27
control most of our politicians because00:39:29
they finance their campaigns either00:39:31
through their corporations or through00:39:33
personal contributions that come out of00:39:34
the corporations00:39:36
they're not elected They don't serve a00:39:38
limited term they don't report to00:39:39
anybody and at the very top of the Court00:39:42
protocracy you really can't tell whether00:39:44
a person's working for a private00:39:46
Corporation or the government because00:39:47
they're always moving back and forth so00:39:49
you know you've got a guy who one moment00:39:51
is the president of of a big00:39:54
construction company like Halliburton in00:39:56
the next moment he's Vice President of00:39:57
the United States or the president who00:39:59
was in the oil business and and this is00:40:01
true whether you've got Democrats or00:40:02
Republicans in the office you have to00:40:04
moving back and forth through the00:40:06
revolving door and in a way our00:40:10
government is is invisible a lot of the00:40:12
time and its policies are carried out by00:40:14
our corporations on one level or another00:40:16
and then again the policies of the00:40:19
government are basically00:40:21
forged by the corporatocracy and then00:40:24
presented to the government they become00:40:25
government policy so it's an incredibly00:40:27
cozy relationship this isn't a00:40:31
conspiracy theory type of thing these00:40:32
people don't have to get together and00:40:34
and plot to do things they all basically00:40:36
work under one primary assumption and00:40:39
that is that they must maximize profits00:40:42
regardless of the social and00:40:44
environmental costs00:40:50
this process of manipulation by the00:40:53
corporatocracy through the use of debt00:40:55
bribery and political overthrow is00:40:58
called globalization00:41:00
just as the Federal Reserve keeps the00:41:03
American public in a position of00:41:05
indentured servitude through Perpetual00:41:07
debt inflation and interest the World00:41:10
Bank and IMF serve this role on a global00:41:12
scale00:41:13
the basic scam is simple00:41:15
put a country in debt either by its own00:41:18
indiscretion or through corrupting the00:41:19
leader of that country00:41:21
then impose conditionalities or00:41:24
structural adjustment policies often00:41:26
consisting of the following00:41:29
currency devaluation when the value of a00:41:32
currency drops so does everything valued00:41:34
in it this makes indigenous resources00:41:37
available to Predator countries at a00:41:39
fraction of their worth00:41:41
large funding cuts for social programs00:41:44
these usually include education and00:41:47
Health Care compromising the well-being00:41:49
and integrity of the society leaving the00:41:51
public vulnerable to exploitation00:41:54
privatization of state-owned Enterprises00:41:56
this means that socially important00:41:59
systems can be purchased and regulated00:42:01
by Foreign corporations for profit for00:42:04
example in 1999 the World Bank insisted00:42:08
that the Bolivian government sell the00:42:10
public water system of its third largest00:42:12
city to a subsidy of the U.S corporation00:42:15
Bechtel as soon as this occurred water00:42:18
bills for the already impoverished local00:42:20
residents skyrocketed00:42:22
it wasn't until after a full-blown00:42:24
Revolt by the people that the Bechtel00:42:27
contract was nullified00:42:31
then there's trade liberalization or the00:42:35
opening up of the economy through00:42:36
removing any restrictions on foreign00:42:38
trade this allows for a number of00:42:41
abusive economic manifestations such as00:42:43
transnational corporations bringing in00:42:46
their own mass-produced products00:42:48
undercutting the indigenous production00:42:50
and ruining local economies00:42:52
an example is Jamaica00:42:55
which after accepting loans and00:42:57
conditionalities from the World Bank00:42:58
lost its largest cash crop markets due00:43:01
to competition with Western Imports00:43:04
today countless farmers are out of work00:43:07
for they are unable to compete with the00:43:09
large corporations00:43:11
another variation is the creation of00:43:14
numerous seemingly unnoticed unregulated00:43:16
inhumane Sweatshop factories which take00:43:20
advantage of the imposed economic00:43:23
hardship00:43:24
additionally due to production00:43:25
deregulation environmental destruction00:43:28
is Perpetual as a country's resources00:43:30
are often exploited by the indifferent00:43:33
corporations while outputting large00:43:35
amounts of deliberate pollution00:43:37
the largest environmental lawsuit in the00:43:40
history of the world today is being00:43:42
brought on behalf of thirty thousand00:43:44
Ecuadorian Amazonian people against00:43:47
Texaco which is now owned by Chevron so00:43:50
today it's against Chevron but for00:43:51
activities conducted by Texaco00:43:54
they estimated to be more than 18 times00:43:56
with Exxon Valdez dumped into the coast00:43:59
of Alaska in the case of Ecuador it00:44:02
wasn't an accident the oil companies did00:44:04
it intentionally they knew they were00:44:06
doing it to save money out there rather00:44:08
than other than arranging for a proper00:44:09
disposal00:44:11
furthermore a cursory glance at the00:44:14
performance record of the World Bank00:44:15
reveals that the institution which00:44:18
publicly claims to help poor countries00:44:20
develop and alleviate poverty has done00:44:22
nothing but increase poverty and the00:44:24
wealth Gap while corporate profits soar00:44:27
in 1960 the income gap between the fifth00:44:30
of the world's people in the richest00:44:32
countries versus the fifth in the00:44:34
poorest countries was 30 to 1. by 199800:44:38
it was 74 to 1.00:44:41
while Global GNP Rose 40 between 197000:44:45
and 1985 those in poverty actually00:44:48
increased by 17 while from 1985 to 200000:44:53
those living on less than one dollar a00:44:55
day increased by 18 percent00:45:00
even the joint economic Committee of the00:45:03
U.S Congress admitted that there is a00:45:05
mere 40 percent success rate of all00:45:08
World Bank projects in the late 1960s00:45:11
the World Bank intervened in Ecuador00:45:13
with large loans during the next 3000:45:15
Years poverty grew from 50 to 70 percent00:45:19
under or unemployment Grew From 15 to 7000:45:22
percent00:45:24
public debt increased from 240 million00:45:27
to 16 billion while the share of00:45:30
resources allocated to the poor went00:45:32
from 20 percent to six percent00:45:35
in fact by the year two thousand fifty00:45:38
percent of Ecuador's national budget had00:45:41
to be allocated for paying its debts00:45:47
it is important to understand the world00:45:49
bank is in fact a U.S Bank supporting00:45:52
U.S interests for the United States00:45:54
holds veto power over decisions as it is00:45:58
the largest provider of capital00:46:00
and where did it get this money you00:46:02
guessed it it made it out of thin air00:46:04
through the fractional Reserve banking00:46:06
system00:46:09
of the world's top 100 economies as00:46:11
based on annual GDP 51 are corporations00:46:15
and 47 of that 51 are U.S based00:46:19
Walmart General Motors and Exxon are00:46:22
more economically powerful than Saudi00:46:25
Arabia Poland Norway South Africa00:46:28
Finland Indonesia and many others00:46:32
and as protective trade barriers are00:46:35
broken down currencies tossed together00:46:37
and manipulated in floating markets and00:46:40
state economies overturned in favor of00:46:42
open competition and global capitalism00:46:45
the Empire expands00:46:49
you get up on your little 21-inch screen00:46:54
and howl about America and democracy00:47:00
there is no America00:47:02
there is no democracy00:47:04
there is only IBN and Itt and a t00:47:10
and Dupont Dao Union Carbide00:47:14
and Exxon00:47:16
those are the nations of the world today00:47:20
what do you think the Russians talk00:47:21
about in their council's estate Karl00:47:23
Marx00:47:24
they get out their linear programming00:47:26
charts statistical decision theories00:47:28
Minimax Solutions and compute the price00:47:30
cost probabilities of their transactions00:47:32
and investments just like we do00:47:34
we no longer live in a world of Nations00:47:36
and ideologies Mr Beale00:47:39
the world is a00:47:41
College of Corporations00:47:44
inexorably determined by the00:47:47
immutable bylaws of business00:47:53
the world00:47:55
is a business Mr Beale00:48:27
the world is being taken over by a00:48:30
handful of business Powers who dominate00:48:32
the natural resources we need to Live00:48:34
While controlling the money we need to00:48:36
obtain these resources00:48:38
the end result will be World Monopoly00:48:41
based not on human life but financial00:48:44
and corporate power00:48:47
and as the inequality grows naturally00:48:50
more and more people are becoming00:48:52
desperate00:48:53
so the establishment was forced to come00:48:55
up with a new way to deal with anyone00:48:57
who challenges the system00:49:00
so they gave birth to the terrorist00:49:02
the term terrorist is an empty00:49:05
distinction00:49:06
designed for any person or group who00:49:09
chooses to challenge The Establishment00:49:11
this isn't to be confused with the00:49:13
fictional Al-Qaeda which was actually00:49:16
the name of a computer database for the00:49:18
U.S supported mujahideen in the 1980s00:49:21
foreign00:49:26
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the Department of Defense received00:49:37
161.8 billion dollars for the so-called00:49:40
global war on terrorism00:49:42
according to the National00:49:44
counter-terrorism Center in 2004 roughly00:49:47
2 000 people were killed internationally00:49:49
due to supposed terrorist Acts of that00:49:53
number 70 were American00:49:56
using this number as a general average00:49:58
which is extremely generous00:50:00
it is interesting to note that twice as00:50:03
many people die from peanut allergies a00:50:05
year than from terrorist Acts00:50:09
concurrently the leading cause of death00:50:11
in America is coronary heart disease00:50:14
killing roughly 450 000 each year00:50:18
and in 2007 the government's allocation00:50:21
of funds for research on this issue was00:50:23
about three billion dollars00:50:25
this means that the U.S government in00:50:28
2007 spent 54 times the amount for00:50:32
preventing terrorism than it spent for00:50:34
preventing a disease which kills00:50:37
6600 times more people annually than00:50:41
terrorism does00:50:45
yet as the name terrorism in Al Qaeda00:50:48
are arbitrarily stamped on every news00:50:51
report relating to any action taken00:50:53
against U.S interests the myth grows00:50:55
wider in mid-2008 the U.S attorney00:50:58
general actually proposed that the U.S00:51:01
Congress officially declare war against00:51:04
the fantasy00:51:06
not to mention as of July 2008 there are00:51:09
now over 1 million people currently on00:51:12
the U.S terrorist watch list00:51:16
these so-called counter-terrorism00:51:18
measures of course have nothing to do00:51:20
with social protection and everything to00:51:23
do with preserving The Establishment00:51:25
amongst the growing anti-American00:51:28
sentiment both domestically and00:51:30
internationally00:51:31
which is legitimately founded on the00:51:34
greed-based corporate Empire expansion00:51:36
that is exploiting the world00:51:40
the true terrorists of our world do not00:51:43
meet at the Docks at midnight or scream00:51:45
Allah Akbar before some violent action00:51:49
the true terrorists of our world where a00:51:52
five thousand dollar suits and work in00:51:55
the highest positions of Finance00:51:56
government and business00:52:02
so what do we do00:52:05
how do we stop a system of greed and00:52:07
Corruption that has so much power and00:52:09
momentum how do we stop this aberrant00:52:11
group Behavior which feels no compassion00:52:14
for say the millions slaughtered in Iraq00:52:16
and Afghanistan00:52:18
so the court protocracy can control00:52:20
energy resources and opium production00:52:22
for Wall Street profit00:52:46
all right00:53:17
how do we stop a system of greed and00:53:19
Corruption that condemns poor00:53:21
populations to Sweatshop slavery for the00:53:23
benefit of Madison Avenue00:53:25
or that Engineers false flag terror00:53:28
attacks for the sake of manipulation00:53:31
or that generates built-in modes of00:53:33
social operation which are inherently00:53:36
exploitative00:53:37
or that systematically reduces civil00:53:40
liberties and violates human rights in00:53:43
order to protect itself from its own00:53:45
shortcomings00:53:47
how do we deal with the numerous covert00:53:49
institutions such as the Council on00:53:51
Foreign Relations the trilateral00:53:53
commission and the Bilderberg Group and00:53:55
other undemocratically elected groups00:53:57
which behind closed doors collude to00:54:00
control the political Financial social00:54:03
and environmental elements of Our Lives00:54:06
in order to find the answer00:54:09
we must first find the true underlying00:54:12
cause00:54:13
for the fact is the selfish corrupt00:54:16
power and profit-based groups are not00:54:19
the true source of the problem00:54:22
they are symptoms00:54:41
my name is Jacques Fresco00:54:43
I'm an industrial designer and a social00:54:47
engineer00:54:48
I'm very much interested in society00:54:51
in developing A system that might be00:54:54
sustainable for all people00:54:58
first of all the word corruption is a00:55:00
monetary invention that aberrant00:55:03
Behavior Behavior that's disruptive to00:55:06
the well-being of people while you're00:55:09
dealing with human behavior and human00:55:12
behavior appears to be environmentally00:55:15
determined meaning if you were raised by00:55:18
the seminal Indians as a baby never saw00:55:22
anything else you'd hold that value00:55:24
system and this goes for Nations it goes00:55:28
for individuals for families they try to00:55:30
indoctrinate their children to their00:55:33
particular faith and their country and00:55:36
make them feel like they're part of that00:55:38
and they build a society which they call00:55:42
established00:55:44
they establish a workable point of view00:55:46
and tend to perpetuate that whereas all00:55:50
societies are really emergent not00:55:53
established00:55:54
and so they fight new ideas that would00:55:58
interfere with the establishment00:56:01
governments try to perpetuate that which00:56:04
keeps them in power00:56:06
people are not elected to political00:56:09
office to change things that put there00:56:12
to keep things the way they are00:56:14
so you see the basis of corruption is in00:56:18
our society let me make it clear all00:56:21
nations then are basically corrupt00:56:24
because they tend to uphold existing00:56:27
institutions I don't mean to uphold or00:56:30
downgrade All Nations but communism00:56:32
socialism fascism the free enterprise00:56:35
system and all other subcultures are the00:56:39
same they are all basically corrupt00:56:44
the most fundamental characteristic of00:56:46
our social institutions is the necessity00:56:49
for self-preservation whether dealing00:56:52
with a corporation a religion or a00:56:54
government00:56:55
the foremost interest is to preserve the00:56:57
institution itself00:56:59
for instance the last thing an oil00:57:00
company would ever want is the00:57:02
utilization of energy that was outside00:57:04
of its control for what makes that00:57:07
company less relevant to society00:57:10
likewise the Cold War and the collapse00:57:12
of the Soviet Union was in reality a way00:57:15
to preserve and perpetuate the00:57:17
established economic and Global hegemony00:57:19
of the United States00:57:21
foreign00:57:23
ly religions conditioned people to feel00:57:25
guilty for natural inclinations each00:57:28
claiming to offer the only path to00:57:30
forgiveness and salvation00:57:33
at the heart of this institutional00:57:34
self-preservation lies the monetary00:57:37
system for it is money that provides the00:57:40
means for power and survival00:57:43
therefore just as a poor person might be00:57:45
forced to steal in order to survive it00:57:47
is a natural inclination to do whatever00:57:49
is needed to continue an institution's00:57:52
profitability00:57:53
this makes it inherently difficult for00:57:55
profit-based institutions to change for00:57:58
it puts in Jeopardy not only the00:58:00
survival of large groups of people but00:58:02
also the coveted materialistic00:58:04
Lifestyles associated with affluence and00:58:07
Power00:58:08
therefore the paralyzing necessity to00:58:11
preserve an institution regardless of00:58:13
its social relevance is largely rooted00:58:15
in the need for money or profit00:58:19
thank you00:58:23
what's in it for me is why people think00:58:27
and so if a man makes money selling a00:58:30
certain product naturally he's going to00:58:32
fight the existence of another product00:58:35
that may threaten his Institution00:58:39
therefore people cannot be fair00:58:42
and people do not trust each other a guy00:58:45
will come over to you and say I got just00:58:47
the house you're looking for he's a00:58:49
Salesman one of the doctor says I think00:58:51
your kidney has to come out I don't know00:58:54
if he's trying to pay off a yacht00:58:56
whether my kidney has to come out it's00:58:59
hard in a monetary system to trust00:59:01
people00:59:03
if you came into my store and I said00:59:05
this lamp that I've got is pretty good00:59:07
but the lamp is next door is much better00:59:09
I wouldn't be in business very long it00:59:12
wouldn't work if I were ethical it00:59:14
wouldn't work00:59:16
So when you say industry cares for00:59:18
people that's not true they can't afford00:59:21
to be ethical00:59:23
so your system is not designed to serve00:59:26
the well-being of people if you still00:59:29
don't understand that there would be no00:59:31
Outsourcing of jobs if they cared about00:59:34
people industry does not care they only00:59:37
hire people because it hasn't been00:59:39
automated yet00:59:41
so I don't talk about decency and ethics00:59:44
we cannot afford it and remain in00:59:47
business00:59:49
it is important to point out that00:59:51
regardless of the social system whether00:59:54
fascist socialist capitalist or00:59:56
communist the underlying mechanism is00:59:59
still money labor and competition01:00:03
communist China is no less capitalistic01:00:05
than the United States the only01:00:07
difference is the degree by which the01:00:10
state intervenes in Enterprise01:00:12
the reality is that monetarism so to01:00:15
speak is the true mechanism that guides01:00:18
the interests of all the countries on01:00:20
the planet01:00:21
the most aggressive and hence dominant01:00:23
variation of this monetarism is the free01:00:26
enterprise system01:00:28
the fundamental perspective as put forth01:00:30
by early free market economists like01:00:32
Adam Smith is that self-interest in01:00:35
competition leads to social Prosperity01:00:37
as the act of competition creates01:00:40
incentive which motivates people to01:00:42
persevere01:00:44
however what isn't talked about is how a01:00:47
competition-based economy invariably01:00:50
leads to strategic corruption power and01:00:53
wealth consolidation social01:00:54
stratification technological paralysis01:00:57
labor abuse and ultimately a covert form01:01:02
of government dictatorship by the rich01:01:04
Elite01:01:07
the word corruption is often defined as01:01:10
moral perversion if a company dumps01:01:12
toxic waste into the ocean to save money01:01:15
most people recognize this as corrupt01:01:18
Behavior on a more subtle level01:01:21
when Walmart moves into a small town and01:01:24
forces small businesses to shut down for01:01:26
they are unable to compete a gray area01:01:29
emerges for what exactly is Walmart01:01:31
doing wrong01:01:33
why should they care about Mom and Pop01:01:34
organizations they destroy01:01:37
yet even more subtly when a person gets01:01:40
fired from their job because a new01:01:42
machine has been created which can do01:01:44
the work for less money people tend to01:01:46
just accept that as the way it is not01:01:50
seeing the inherent corrupt inhumanity01:01:53
of such an action01:01:55
because the fact is whether it is01:01:57
dumping toxic waste having a monopoly01:02:00
Enterprise or downsizing the workforce01:02:02
the motive is the same01:02:04
profit01:02:06
they are all different degrees of the01:02:08
same self-preserving mechanism which01:02:11
always puts the well-being of people01:02:13
second to monetary gain01:02:16
therefore corruption is not some01:02:19
byproduct of monetarism it is the very01:02:22
Foundation01:02:24
and while most people acknowledge this01:02:26
tendency on one level or another the01:02:28
majority remains naive as to the broad01:02:31
ramifications of having such a selfish01:02:34
mechanism as The Guiding mentality in01:02:37
society internal documents show that01:02:40
after this company positively absolutely01:02:42
knew that they had a medication that was01:02:45
infected with the AIDS virus they took01:02:47
the product off the market in the U.S01:02:49
and then they dumped it in France Europe01:02:50
Asia and Latin America the U.S01:02:52
government allowed it to happen the FDA01:02:55
allowed this to happen and now the01:02:57
government is completely looking the01:02:59
other way thousands of innocent01:03:01
hemophiliacs have died from the AIDS01:03:04
virus this company knew absolutely that01:03:06
it was infected with AIDS they dumped it01:03:09
because they wanted to turn This01:03:10
Disaster into a profit01:03:14
so you see you have built-in corruption01:03:18
we're all chiseling off each other and01:03:21
you can't expect decency and that sort01:03:24
of thing01:03:27
and feeling that they don't know who to01:03:30
elect they think in terms of a democracy01:03:33
which is not possible in a monetary01:03:36
based economy if you have more money to01:03:40
advertise your position the position you01:03:43
desire in government that is in a01:03:45
democracy that serves those in positions01:03:49
of differential Advantage so it's always01:03:52
a dictatorship of the elitist the01:03:55
financially wealthy01:03:57
foreign01:04:00
[Music]01:04:04
it is an interesting observation to note01:04:07
how seemingly unknown personalities01:04:09
magically appear on the scene as01:04:11
presidential candidates01:04:13
then before you know it somehow you are01:04:15
left to choose from a small group of01:04:17
extremely wealthy people who01:04:20
suspiciously have the same Broad Social01:04:22
View01:04:24
obviously it's a joke01:04:26
the people placed on the ballot are done01:04:28
so because they have been pre-decided to01:04:30
be acceptable by the established01:04:32
Financial Powers who actually run the01:04:34
show01:04:37
yet many who understand this illusion of01:04:39
democracy often think if only we could01:04:42
just get our honest ethical politicians01:04:45
in power then we would be okay01:04:48
well while this idea of course seems01:04:51
reasonable in our established oriented01:04:53
worldview it is unfortunately another01:04:57
fallacy01:04:59
for when it really comes down to what is01:05:01
actually important the institution of01:05:04
politics and thus politicians themselves01:05:06
have absolutely no true relevance as to01:05:10
what makes our world and Society01:05:13
function01:05:14
it's not politicians that can solve01:05:17
problems they have no technical01:05:19
capabilities they don't know how to01:05:22
solve problems even if they were sincere01:05:25
they don't know how to solve problems01:05:27
it's a technicians that produce the01:05:30
desalinization plans it's the01:05:32
technicians that give you electricity01:05:34
that give you motor vehicles that heat01:05:36
your house and cool it the summer time01:05:39
it's technology that solves problems not01:05:42
politics politics cannot solve problem01:05:45
because they're not trained to do so01:05:49
very few people today stop and consider01:05:52
what it is that actually improves their01:05:54
lives01:05:55
is it money obviously not one cannot eat01:05:59
money or stuff money into their car to01:06:01
get it to run01:06:03
is it politics01:06:05
all politicians can do is create laws01:06:07
establish budgets and declare war01:06:11
is it religion of course not religion01:06:14
creates nothing except intangible01:06:16
emotional Solace for those who require01:06:18
it01:06:19
the true gift that we as human beings01:06:22
have which has been solely responsible01:06:25
for everything that has improved Our01:06:28
Lives is technology01:06:31
what is technology technology is a01:06:34
pencil which allows one to solidify01:06:36
ideas on paper for communication01:06:39
technology is an automobile which allows01:06:41
one to travel faster than feet would01:06:43
allow01:06:44
technology is a pair of eyeglasses which01:06:47
enables sight for those who need it01:06:49
[Music]01:06:50
applied technology itself is merely an01:06:54
extension of human attributes which01:06:56
reduces human effort freeing humans from01:06:59
a particular chore or problem01:07:01
imagine what your life would be like01:07:03
today without a telephone or an oven or01:07:07
a computer or an airplane everything in01:07:10
your home which you take for granted01:07:12
from a doorbell to a table to a01:07:15
dishwasher is technology generated from01:07:18
the creative scientific Ingenuity of01:07:21
human technicians01:07:22
not money politics or religion these are01:07:27
false institutions01:07:30
and writing your congressman is01:07:32
fantastic they tend you to write your01:07:34
Congressman if you want something done01:07:36
the men in Washington should be at the01:07:38
Forefront of Technology the Forefront of01:07:41
human studies the Forefront of crime all01:07:45
the factors that shape human behavior01:07:47
you don't have to write your Congressman01:07:49
what kind of people are they that are01:07:51
that are appointed to do that job01:07:53
the future will have great difficulty01:07:57
and the question that's raised by01:07:59
politicians is how much will a project01:08:01
cost01:08:02
the question is not how much will it01:08:05
cost do we have the resources01:08:08
and we have the resources today to house01:08:11
everyone build hospitals all over the01:08:14
world build schools all over the world01:08:17
the finest equipment and labs for01:08:19
teaching and doing medical research01:08:22
so you see we have all that but we're in01:08:26
the monetary system and in the monetary01:08:28
system there's profit01:08:31
and what is the fundamental mechanism01:08:34
that drives the profit system besides01:08:36
self-interest what is it exactly that01:08:39
maintains that Competitive Edge at its01:08:41
core is it high efficiency and01:08:43
sustainability no that isn't part of01:08:47
their design nothing produced in our01:08:49
profit-based society is even remotely01:08:51
sustainable or efficient if it was there01:08:54
wouldn't be a multi-million dollar a01:08:56
year service industry for automobiles01:08:58
nor would the average lifespan for most01:09:00
Electronics be less than three months01:09:02
before they're obsolete01:09:05
is it abundance01:09:07
absolutely not abundance as based on the01:09:10
laws of supply and demand is actually a01:09:12
negative thing if a diamond company01:09:15
finds 10 times the usual amount of01:09:17
diamonds during their mining it means01:09:19
the supply of diamonds has increased01:09:21
which means the cost and profit per01:09:23
Diamond drops01:09:25
the fact is efficiency sustainability01:09:28
and abundance are enemies of profit to01:09:32
put it into a word it is the mechanism01:09:34
of scarcity that increases profits01:09:40
what is scarcity based on keeping01:09:43
products valuable slowing up production01:09:46
on oil raises the price01:09:49
maintaining scarcity of diamonds keeps01:09:51
the price high they burn diamonds at the01:09:54
Kimberly diamond mines they made a01:09:56
carbon that keeps the price up so then01:09:59
what does it mean for society when01:10:02
scarcity either produced naturally or01:10:04
through manipulation is a beneficial01:10:07
condition for industry01:10:09
[Music]01:10:10
it means that sustainability and01:10:13
abundance will never ever occur in a01:10:16
profit system for it simply goes against01:10:19
the very nature of the structure01:10:21
therefore it is impossible to have a01:10:24
world without war or poverty01:10:27
it is impossible to continually Advance01:10:30
technology to its most efficient and01:10:33
productive States01:10:34
and most dramatically01:10:36
it is impossible to expect human beings01:10:40
to behave in truly ethical or decent01:10:43
ways01:10:46
foreign01:10:50
[Music]01:10:52
because they can't account for the01:10:56
behavior01:10:57
they sit back and they evaluate with01:11:00
their lack of knowledge you know and01:11:03
they say things like01:11:04
humans have built a certain way greed is01:11:07
a natural thing and so they've worked01:11:09
for years on it and it's no more natural01:11:12
than wearing clothing01:11:14
what we want to do is to eliminate01:11:17
the causes of the problems eliminate the01:11:20
processes that that produce greed and01:11:24
bigotry and Prejudice and people taking01:11:28
advantage of one another and elitism01:11:30
eliminating the need for prisons and01:11:34
Welfare we have always had these01:11:37
problems because we have always lived01:11:38
within scarcity and barter and monetary01:11:42
systems that produce scarcity if you01:11:46
eradicate the conditions that generate01:11:49
what you call socially offensive01:11:51
Behavior it does not exist the guy said01:11:54
well listen that inborn no it's not01:11:57
there is no human nature there's human01:12:00
behavior and that's always been changed01:12:02
throughout history you're not born with01:12:05
bigotry and greed and Corruption and01:12:08
hatred you you pick that up within the01:12:11
society01:12:13
War poverty corruption hunger misery01:12:16
human suffering will not change in the01:12:19
monetary system that is there'll be very01:12:22
little significant change it's going to01:12:24
take the redesign of our culture our01:12:28
values and it has to be related to the01:12:31
carrying capacity of the earth not some01:12:33
human opinion or some politicians01:12:36
Notions of the way the world ought to be01:12:39
or some religious Notions of the conduct01:12:42
of human affairs01:12:45
and that's what the Venus Project is01:12:47
about01:12:49
the society that we're about to talk01:12:52
about is a society that is free of all01:12:56
the old superstitions incarceration01:12:59
prisons police cruelty and law all laws01:13:04
will disappear and the professions will01:13:07
disappear that are no longer valid such01:13:09
as stock Brokers Bankers advertising01:13:12
gone forever because it's no longer01:13:16
relevant01:13:20
when we understand that it is technology01:13:22
devised by human Ingenuity which frees01:13:25
humanity and increases our quality of01:13:27
life we then realize that the most01:13:30
important Focus we can have is on the01:13:32
intelligent management of the Earth's01:13:35
resources for it is from these natural01:13:37
resources we gain the materials to01:13:39
continue our path of prosperity01:13:42
understanding this we then see that01:13:45
money fundamentally exists as a barrier01:13:47
to these resources for virtually01:13:49
everything has a financial cost01:13:52
and why do we need money to obtain these01:13:54
resources because of real or assumed01:13:57
scarcity01:14:00
we don't usually pay for air and tap01:14:03
water because it is in such high01:14:04
abundance selling it would be pointless01:14:08
so then logically speaking if resources01:14:11
and Technologies applicable to creating01:14:13
everything in our societies such as01:14:15
houses cities and transportation01:14:18
we're in high enough abundance there01:14:20
would be no reason to sell anything01:14:23
likewise if Automation and Machinery was01:14:27
so technologically advanced as to01:14:29
relieve human beings of Labor there01:14:31
would be no reason to have a job01:14:33
and with these social aspects taken care01:14:35
of there would be no reason to have01:14:37
money at all01:14:40
so the ultimate question remains01:14:42
do we on earth have enough resources and01:14:46
technological understanding to create a01:14:48
society of such abundance that01:14:50
everything we have now could be01:14:52
available without a price tag and01:14:54
without the need for submission through01:14:56
employment01:14:58
yes we do01:15:01
we have the resources and Technology to01:15:03
enable this at a minimum along with the01:15:06
ability to raise the standard of living01:15:08
so high that people in the future will01:15:10
look back at our Civilization now and01:15:13
gawk at how primitive and immature our01:15:16
society was01:15:18
what the Venus Project proposes is an01:15:21
entirely different system that's updated01:15:24
to present-day knowledge we've never01:15:27
given scientists the problem of how do01:15:30
you design a society which would01:15:31
eliminate boring and monotonous jobs01:15:33
that would eliminate accidents in01:15:37
transportation that would enable people01:15:39
to have a high standard of living that01:15:42
would eliminate poisons in our food that01:15:45
would give us other sources of energy01:15:47
that are clean and efficient we can do01:15:49
that out there01:15:55
the major difference between a01:15:58
resource-based economy and a monetary01:16:00
system is that a resource-based economy01:16:02
is really concerned with people and01:16:04
their well-being we're a monetary system01:16:07
has become so distorted that the01:16:09
concerns of the people are really01:16:11
secondary if they're there at all the01:16:14
products that are turned out are for how01:16:16
much money you can get if there is a01:16:19
problem in society and you can't earn01:16:21
money from solving that problem then it01:16:23
won't be done01:16:24
the resource-based economy is really not01:16:27
close to anything that's been tried and01:16:29
with all our technology today we can01:16:31
create abundance it could be used to01:16:33
improve everyone's lifestyle abundance01:16:36
all over the world if we use our01:16:37
technology wisely and maintain the01:16:39
environment it's a very different system01:16:42
and it's very hard to talk about because01:16:45
the public is not that well enough01:16:47
informed as to the state of Technology01:16:54
myself01:16:55
at present we don't have to burn fossil01:16:58
fuels we don't have to use anything that01:17:01
would contaminate the environment there01:17:04
are many sources of energy available01:17:07
Alternative Energy Solutions pushed by01:17:10
The Establishment such as hydrogen01:17:12
biomass and even nuclear are highly01:17:15
insufficient dangerous and exist only to01:17:17
perpetuate The Profit structure that01:17:19
industry has created01:17:21
when we look beyond the propaganda and01:17:23
self-serving Solutions put forth by the01:17:26
energy companies we find a seemingly01:17:28
endless stream of clean abundant and01:17:31
renewable energy for generating power01:17:34
solar and wind energy are well known to01:17:36
the public but the true potential of01:17:38
these mediums remains unexpressed01:17:41
solar energy derived from the sun has01:17:43
such abundance that one hour of light at01:17:46
High Noon contains more energy than what01:17:49
the entire world consumes in a year if01:17:52
we could Capture One Hundredth of a01:17:54
percent of this energy the world would01:17:56
never have to use oil gas or anything01:17:59
else the question then is not availability01:18:01
but the technology to harness it and01:18:05
there are many Advanced mediums today01:18:06
which could accomplish just that if they01:18:09
were not hindered by the need to compete01:18:12
for market share with the established01:18:14
Energy power structures01:18:16
then there's wind energy wind energy has01:18:19
long been denounced as weak and due to01:18:21
being location driven impractical this01:18:25
is simply not true the U.S department of01:18:27
energy admitted in 2007 that if wind was01:18:31
fully harvested in just three of01:18:33
America's 50 states it could power the01:18:36
entire nation01:18:38
and then there are the rather unknown01:18:40
mediums of title and wave power01:18:43
tidal power is derived from title shifts01:18:46
in the ocean installing turbines which01:18:48
capture this movement generates energy01:18:51
in the United Kingdom 42 sites are01:18:53
currently noted as available forecasting01:18:55
that 34 percent of all the UK's energy01:18:58
could come from tidal power alone01:19:02
wave power which extracts energy from01:19:05
the surface motions of the ocean is01:19:07
estimated to have a global potential of01:19:10
up to 80 000 terawatt hours a year01:19:13
this means 50 of the entire planet's01:19:16
energy usage could be produced from this01:19:19
medium alone01:19:21
now it is important to point out that01:19:23
Title Wave solar and wind power requires01:19:27
virtually no preliminary energy to01:19:29
harness unlike coal oil gas biomass01:19:33
hydrogen and all the others in01:19:36
combination these four mediums alone if01:19:38
efficiently harnessed through technology01:19:40
could power the world forever01:19:43
that being said there happens to be01:19:46
another form of clean renewable energy01:19:48
which trumps them all01:19:50
geothermal power01:19:53
geothermal energy utilizes what is01:19:55
called heat mining which through a01:19:57
simple process using water is able to01:19:59
generate massive amounts of clean energy01:20:02
in 2006 an MIT report on geothermal01:20:05
energy found that 13 000 Zeta joules of01:20:09
Power are currently available in the01:20:10
Earth with the possibility of two01:20:12
thousand Zeta joules being easily01:20:14
tappable with improved technology01:20:17
the total energy consumption of all the01:20:19
countries on the planet is about half of01:20:22
a Zeta Julie year this means about 4 00001:20:25
years of planetary power could be01:20:27
harnessed in this medium alone01:20:30
and when we understand that the Earth's01:20:32
heat generation is constantly renewed01:20:34
this energy is really Limitless and01:20:36
could be used forever01:20:39
these energy sources are only a few of01:20:42
the clean renewable mediums available01:20:43
and as time goes on we will find more01:20:46
the grand realization is that we have01:20:49
total energy abundance without the need01:20:52
for pollution traditional conservation01:20:54
or in fact a a price tag01:20:59
and what about transportation01:21:02
the prevailing means of transportation01:21:04
in our societies is by automobile and01:21:06
aircraft both of which predominantly01:21:08
need fossil fuels to run01:21:11
in the case of the automobile The01:21:13
Battery Technology needed to power an01:21:15
electric car that can go over 100 miles01:21:17
an hour for over 200 miles on one charge01:21:19
exists and has existed for many years01:21:22
however due to battery patents01:21:25
controlled by the oil industry which01:21:26
limits their availability to maintain01:21:28
market share coupled with political01:21:30
pressure from the energy industry the01:21:32
accessibility and affordability of this01:21:34
technology is limited there is01:21:37
absolutely no reason other than pure01:21:39
corrupt profit interest that every01:21:41
single vehicle in the world cannot be01:21:43
electric and utterly clean with zero01:21:46
need for gasoline01:21:48
as far as airplanes it is time we01:21:50
realize that this means of travel is01:21:52
inefficient cumbersome slow and causes01:21:55
far too much pollution01:21:57
this is a maglev train it uses magnets01:22:01
for propulsion it is fully suspended by01:22:04
a magnetic field and requires less than01:22:06
two percent of the energy used for plane01:22:09
travel01:22:10
the train has no wheels so nothing can01:22:12
wear out01:22:13
the current maximum speed of versions of01:22:15
this technology as used in Japan is 36101:22:19
miles per hour01:22:21
however this version of the technology01:22:23
is very dated01:22:25
an organization called et3 which has01:22:28
connections with the Venus Project has01:22:30
established a tube-based maglev that can01:22:33
travel up to 4 000 miles per hour in a01:22:36
motionless frictionless tube which can01:22:39
go over land or underwater01:22:41
imagine going from LA to New York for an01:22:44
extended lunch break or from Washington01:22:46
DC to Beijing China in two hours01:22:50
this is the future of continental and01:22:52
InterContinental travel fast clean with01:22:56
only a fraction of the energy usage we01:22:58
use today for the same means01:23:01
in fact between maglev technology01:23:03
advanced battery storage and geothermal01:23:06
energy there would be no reason to ever01:23:09
burn fossil fuels again01:23:11
and we can do this now if we were not01:23:13
held back by the paralyzing profit01:23:15
structure01:23:20
now America is inclined towards fascism01:23:23
it has a propensity by its dominant01:23:27
philosophy and religion to uphold the01:23:30
fastest point of view American Ministry01:23:32
has essentially a fascist institution if01:23:36
you don't understand that the minute you01:23:38
punch that time clock you walk into a01:23:40
dictatorship we're given Notions about01:23:43
the respectability of work and I really01:23:48
look at it as being paid slavery01:23:50
they brought up to believe that you01:23:52
shall earn your living by the sweat of01:23:54
your brow that holds people back01:23:58
freeing people01:23:59
from drudgery repetitive jobs which make01:24:02
them ignorant you rob them01:24:05
you know our society that is a01:24:08
resource-based economy machines free01:24:11
people you see we can't imagine that as01:24:14
we've never known that kind of world01:24:17
thank you01:24:21
if we look back at history we see a very01:24:24
clear pattern of machine automation01:24:26
slowly replacing human labor01:24:29
from The Disappearance of the elevator01:24:30
man to the near full automation of an01:24:33
automobile production plant the fact is01:24:36
as technology grows the need for humans01:24:39
in the workforce will continually be01:24:41
diminished01:24:42
this creates a serious Clash which01:24:45
proves the falseness of the01:24:47
monetary-based labor system01:24:50
for human employment is in direct01:24:52
competition with technological01:24:54
development01:24:56
therefore given the fundamental priority01:24:58
of profit by industry people through01:25:01
time will be continually laid off and01:25:03
replaced by Machine when industry takes01:25:07
on the machine instead of shortening the01:25:09
workday they downsize you lose your job01:25:12
so you have a right to fear machines01:25:15
in a high technology resource-based01:25:18
economy it is conservative to say that01:25:20
about 90 percent of all current01:25:22
occupations could be phased out by01:25:25
machines freeing humans to live their01:25:27
life without servitude for this is the01:25:30
point of Technology itself01:25:33
and Through Time with nanotechnology and01:25:36
other highly Advanced forms of science01:25:37
it is not far-fetched to see how even01:25:40
complex medical procedures could be01:25:43
performed by machines as well01:25:45
and based on the pattern with much01:25:48
higher success rates than humans get01:25:50
today01:25:51
the path is clear but our monetary based01:25:54
structure which requires labor for01:25:56
income blocks this progress for humans01:26:00
need jobs in order to survive01:26:03
the bottom line is that this system must01:26:05
go or we will never be free and01:26:08
Technology will be constantly paralyzed01:26:11
we have machines that clean out sewers01:26:14
it frees a human being from doing that01:26:17
so look at machines as extensions of01:26:20
human performance01:26:23
furthermore many occupations today will01:26:26
have simply no basis to exist in a01:26:29
resource-based economy such as anything01:26:31
associated with the management of money01:26:34
advertising along with the legal system01:26:36
itself01:26:37
for without money a great majority of01:26:40
the crimes that are committed today01:26:42
would never occur virtually all forms of01:26:45
crime are a consequence of the monetary01:26:47
system either directly or by neuroses01:26:50
inflicted through financial deprivation01:26:54
therefore laws themselves could01:26:56
eventually become extinct01:26:58
instead of putting up a sign drive01:27:01
carefully Slippery When Wet put abrasive01:27:04
in the highway so it's not slippery but01:27:06
wet and if a person gets into contact01:27:08
drunk and a car oscillates a great deal01:27:11
there's a little pendulum that swings up01:27:13
and back and that'll pull the car over01:27:15
the side not a law01:27:18
solution put sonar and radar and01:27:20
Automobiles so they can't hit one01:27:22
another man-made laws are attempts to01:27:26
deal with occurring problems and not01:27:28
knowing how to solve them they make a01:27:31
law in the United States the most01:27:34
privatized capitalist country on the01:27:36
planet it should come as no surprise01:27:38
that it also has the largest prison01:27:41
population in the world01:27:42
growing every year01:27:45
statistically most of these people are01:27:47
uneducated and come from poor deprived01:27:50
societies01:27:51
and contrary to propaganda it is this01:27:54
environmental conditioning which lures01:27:56
them into criminal and violent Behavior01:27:59
however society looks the other way in01:28:02
regard to this point01:28:04
the legal and prison systems are just01:28:06
more examples of how our society avoids01:28:09
examining the root causes of behavior01:28:13
billions are spent each year on prisons01:28:15
and police while only a fraction is01:28:18
spent on programs for poverty which is01:28:21
one of the most fundamental variables01:28:23
responsible for Crime to begin with and01:28:26
as long as we have an economic system01:28:28
which prefers and in fact creates01:28:30
scarcity and deprivation crime will01:28:34
never go away01:28:40
if people have access to the necessities01:28:44
of life without servitude debt barter01:28:48
trade01:28:50
they behave very differently you want01:28:53
all these things available without a01:28:56
price tag now then01:28:58
you've got to have a price tag well what01:29:00
will motivate people uh man gets01:29:03
everything he wants he just lay around01:29:05
in the sun this is the myths they01:29:08
perpetuate people in our culture are01:29:10
trained to believe that the monetary01:29:13
system produces incentive if they have01:29:16
access to things why should they want to01:29:17
do anything they will lose their01:29:20
incentive that's what you're taught to01:29:22
support the monetary system when you01:29:24
take money out of the scenario01:29:27
there would be different and incentives01:29:30
very different incentives when people01:29:32
have access to the necessities of life01:29:34
their incentives change what about the01:29:37
moon and the stars01:29:39
new incentives arise if you make a01:29:42
painting that you enjoy you will enjoy01:29:44
giving it to other people not selling it01:29:51
I think most of the education that I've01:29:53
seen today is essentially producing a01:29:57
person for a job it's very specialized01:29:59
they're not generalists people don't01:30:02
know a lot about a lot of different01:30:03
subjects I I don't think you could get01:30:05
people to go to war if if they knew a01:30:08
lot about a lot of things I think01:30:10
education is mostly Road01:30:13
and they're not taught how to solve01:30:16
problems they're not given the tools01:30:18
emotionally or within their own field of01:30:21
how to do critical thinking a01:30:24
resource-based economy the education01:30:25
would be very different our society's01:30:27
major concern as mental development and01:30:31
to motivate each person to their Highest01:30:35
Potential because our philosophy is the01:30:38
smarter people are the Richer the world01:30:39
because everybody becomes a contributor01:30:42
the smarter your kids are the better my01:30:46
life will be because they'll be01:30:47
contributing more constructively to the01:30:49
to the environment and to my life01:30:52
because everything that we devise within01:30:54
a resource-based economy would be01:30:57
applied to society there would be01:30:58
nothing to hold it back01:31:04
patriotism01:31:05
weapons armies navies all as a sign that01:31:10
we're not civilized yet kids will ask01:31:13
their parents didn't you see the01:31:16
necessity of machines dad couldn't you01:31:19
see that war was inevitable when you01:31:22
produce scarcity01:31:23
isn't it obvious of course the kid will01:31:26
understand that you were pinheads raised01:31:29
merely to serve the established01:31:31
institutions was such an abominable sick01:31:34
society that we won't make the history01:31:37
book they just say that large Nations01:31:39
took lands with smaller Nations use01:31:42
force and violence you'll get history01:31:44
talked about as corrupt Behavior All the01:31:47
Way along until the beginning of the01:31:49
Civilized world that's when all the01:31:51
nations work together01:31:53
World unification working toward common01:31:56
good for all human beings and without01:32:00
anyone being subservient to anyone else01:32:04
without social stratification whether it01:32:07
be technical elitism or any other kind01:32:09
of elitism eradicated from the face of01:32:12
the Earth the state does nothing because01:32:15
there is no State because there is no01:32:19
state01:32:22
the system I advocate a resource-based01:32:25
global economy is not perfect it's just01:32:28
a lot better than what we have we can01:32:31
never achieve perfection01:32:48
thank you01:32:50
the social values of our society which01:32:53
has manifested In Perpetual Warfare01:32:55
corruption oppressive laws social01:32:58
stratification irrelevant superstitions01:33:01
environmental destruction and a despotic01:33:03
socially indifferent profit-oriented01:33:06
ruling class01:33:08
is fundamentally the result of a01:33:10
collective ignorance of two of the most01:33:12
basic insights humans can have about01:33:15
reality01:33:16
the emergent and symbiotic aspects of01:33:19
natural law01:33:21
the emergent nature of reality is that01:33:24
all systems whether it is knowledge01:33:26
Society technology philosophy or any01:33:30
other creation will when uninhibited01:33:33
undergo fluid Perpetual change01:33:36
what we consider commonplace today such01:33:39
as modern communication and01:33:41
transportation would have been01:33:43
unimaginable in ancient times01:33:45
likewise the future will contain01:33:48
Technologies realizations and social01:33:50
structures that we cannot even fathom in01:33:53
the present we have gone from Alchemy to01:33:56
chemistry01:33:57
from a geocentric Universe to a01:33:59
heliocentric from believing that demons01:34:02
were the cause of illness to modern01:34:04
medicine01:34:06
this development shows no sign of ending01:34:08
and it is this awareness that aligns us01:34:11
and leads us on a continuous path to01:34:14
growth and progress01:34:16
static empirical knowledge does not01:34:19
exist rather it is the Insight of the01:34:22
emergence of all systems we must01:34:24
recognize01:34:26
this means we must be open to new01:34:28
information at all times Even If it01:34:31
threatens our current belief system and01:34:33
hence identities01:34:35
sadly society today has failed to01:34:38
recognize this and the established01:34:40
institutions continue to paralyze growth01:34:43
by preserving outdated social structures01:34:46
simultaneously the population suffers01:34:49
from a fear of change for their01:34:51
conditioning assumes a static identity01:34:53
in challenging one's belief system01:34:55
usually results in insult and01:34:58
apprehension01:34:59
for being wrong is erroneously01:35:01
associated with failure01:35:05
when in fact to be proven wrong should01:35:07
be celebrated for it is elevating01:35:10
someone to a new level of understanding01:35:12
furthering awareness01:35:15
the fact is there is no such thing as a01:35:18
smart human being for it is merely a01:35:21
matter of time before their ideas are01:35:22
updated changed or eradicated01:35:26
and this tendency to blindly hold on to01:35:29
a belief system Sheltering it from New01:35:31
possibly transforming information is01:35:34
nothing less than a form of intellectual01:35:37
materialism01:35:39
the monetary system perpetuates this01:35:42
materialism not only by its01:35:43
self-preserving structures but also01:35:46
through the countless number of people01:35:47
who have been conditioned into blindly01:35:50
and thoughtlessly upholding these01:35:51
structures therefore becoming01:35:54
self-appointed Guardians of the status01:35:56
quo01:35:57
sheep which no longer need a sheepdog to01:36:01
control them for they control each other01:36:03
by ostracizing those who step out of the01:36:06
norm01:36:07
this tendency to resist change and01:36:09
uphold existing institutions for the01:36:11
sake of identity Comfort power and01:36:14
profit is completely unsustainable and01:36:18
will only produce further imbalance01:36:20
fragmentation Distortion and invariably01:36:23
destruction01:36:24
[Music]01:36:27
it's time to change01:36:30
from hunters and gatherers to the01:36:32
Agricultural Revolution to the01:36:34
Industrial Revolution the pattern is01:36:36
clear it is time for a new social system01:36:39
which reflects the understandings we01:36:42
have today01:36:44
the monetary system is a product of a01:36:46
period of time where scarcity was a01:36:48
reality01:36:49
now with the age of Technology it is no01:36:51
longer relevant to society01:36:54
gone with the aberrant Behavior it01:36:56
manifests01:36:58
likewise dominant World Views such as01:37:01
theistic religion operate with the same01:37:04
social irrelevancy01:37:06
Islam Christianity Judaism Hinduism and01:37:10
all of the others exist as barriers to01:37:13
personal and social growth01:37:15
for each group perpetuates a closed01:37:18
worldview and this finite understanding01:37:21
that they acknowledge is simply not01:37:23
possible in an emergent universe01:37:27
[Music]01:37:29
yet religion has succeeded in shutting01:37:31
down the awareness of this emergence by01:37:34
instilling the psychological Distortion01:37:36
of faith upon its followers where logic01:37:39
and new information is rejected in favor01:37:42
of traditionalized outdated beliefs01:37:45
the concept of God01:37:48
is really a method of accounting for the01:37:51
nature of things in the early days01:37:53
people didn't know enough about how01:37:55
things formed how nature worked so they01:37:59
invented their own little stories01:38:01
and they made God01:38:03
in their own image01:38:06
a guy that gets angry01:38:08
when people don't behave right he01:38:10
creates floods and earthquakes01:38:13
they say it's an act of God01:38:16
a cursory glance at the suppressed01:38:18
history of religion reveals that even01:38:20
the foundational myths themselves are01:38:23
emergent culminations developed through01:38:25
influence over time for example a01:38:28
cardinal doctrine of the Christian faith01:38:30
is the death and resurrection of Christ01:38:32
this notion is so important that the01:38:35
Bible itself States and if Christ be not01:38:38
risen then is our preaching vein and01:38:40
your faith is also vain01:38:44
yet it is very difficult to take this01:38:46
account literally for not only is there01:38:49
no primary source denoting the01:38:50
supernatural event in secular history01:38:53
awareness of the enormous number of01:38:55
pre-christian Saviors who also died and01:38:58
were resurrected immediately puts the01:39:00
story in mythological territory by01:39:03
association01:39:04
early church figures such as tertullian01:39:07
went to Great Lengths to break these01:39:09
associations even claiming that the01:39:11
devil caused the similarities to occur01:39:14
stating in the second century the devil01:39:17
whose business is to pervert the truth01:39:19
mimics the exact circumstance of the01:39:21
Divine sacraments he baptizes his01:39:24
Believers and Promises forgiveness of01:39:26
sins he celebrates the ablation of bread01:39:28
and brings in the symbol of the01:39:30
Resurrection01:39:31
let us therefore acknowledge the01:39:33
craftiness of the devil who copied01:39:36
certain things of those that be divine01:39:39
what is truly sad however is that when01:39:42
we cease the idea that the stories from01:39:44
Christianity Judaism Islam and all the01:39:47
others are literal history01:39:50
and accept them for what they really are01:39:52
which are purely allegorical Expressions01:39:54
derived from many faiths01:39:57
we see that all religions share a common01:39:59
thread01:40:01
and it is this unifying imperative that01:40:03
needs to be recognized and appreciated01:40:08
religious belief has caused more01:40:10
fragmentation and conflict than any01:40:12
other ideology01:40:14
Christianity alone has 34 000 different01:40:17
subgroups01:40:20
the Bible is subject to interpretation01:40:22
when you read it you say I Think Jesus01:40:26
meant this I think job meant that oh no01:40:29
he meant this so you have to lose in The01:40:32
Seventh-Day Adventist the Catholic and a01:40:35
church divises is no church at all01:40:38
and a church divided there's no church01:40:41
at all01:40:45
and this point on division which is a01:40:48
trademark of all theistic religions01:40:50
brings us to our second failure of01:40:53
awareness the false Assumption of01:40:55
Separation through the rejection of the01:40:58
symbiotic relationship of life01:41:01
apart from the understanding that all01:41:04
natural systems are emergent where all01:41:06
Notions of reality will be constantly01:41:08
developed altered and even eradicated01:41:11
we must also understand that all systems01:41:14
are in fact invented fragments merely01:41:18
for the sake of conversation for there01:41:20
is no such thing as Independence in01:41:23
nature01:41:24
the whole of nature is a unified system01:41:26
of interdependent variables each a cause01:41:30
and a reaction existing only as a01:41:33
concentrated whole01:41:35
you don't see the plug connected to the01:41:38
environment so it looks like we're free01:41:41
wandering around take the auction away01:41:43
we all die immediately take plant life01:41:46
away we die and without the sun all the01:41:49
plants die so we are connected we really01:41:53
must take into account the totality this01:41:55
isn't just a Human Experience on this01:41:57
planet this is a total experience and we01:41:59
know we can't survive without plants and01:42:01
animals we know we can't survive without01:42:03
the four elements you know and so when01:42:05
are we going to really start taking that01:42:07
into account that's what it is to be01:42:09
successful success depends on how well01:42:12
we relate to everything around us01:42:15
I'm very aware of the fact that my01:42:17
grandson cannot possibly hope to inherit01:42:20
a sustainable peaceful stable socially01:42:23
just World unless every child today01:42:25
growing up in Ethiopia in Indonesia in01:42:29
Bolivia and Palestine and Israel also01:42:31
has that same expectation01:42:34
you got to take care of the whole01:42:35
Community or you're going to have01:42:37
serious problems and now we have to see01:42:40
that the whole world is the community01:42:42
and we must all take care of each other01:42:45
that way and it's not just a community01:42:47
of human beings it's a community of01:42:49
plants and animals and elements and we01:42:51
really need to understand that that's01:42:54
what's going to bring us joy to and01:42:56
pleasure that's what's missing in our01:42:58
lives right now we can call it01:42:59
spirituality but the fact of the matter01:43:01
is Joy comes from that Bliss of01:43:05
connectedness that's our God Spirit01:43:07
that's that side of ourselves that01:43:10
really feels it and you can feel it deep01:43:12
inside you it's this amazing wonderful01:43:14
feeling and you know it when you get it01:43:16
you don't get it from money01:43:18
get it from connection01:43:21
now if that isn't a hazard to this01:43:24
country01:43:27
nuclear weapons you know01:43:30
what's going to happen to the arms01:43:32
industry when we realize we're all one01:43:35
it's gonna [ __ ] up the economy01:43:40
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economy that's fake anyway the economy01:43:45
that's fake anyway the economy that's01:43:47
fake anyway which would be a real bummer01:43:51
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down01:43:56
on the idea of experiencing01:43:58
unconditional love01:44:10
once we understand that the Integrity of01:44:13
our personal existences are completely01:44:15
dependent on the Integrity of everything01:44:18
else in our world we have truly01:44:21
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everything is you and you as everything01:44:30
can have no conditionalities four in01:44:33
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it's true that we're all from the center01:44:38
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star they've all been recycled thousands01:44:49
of times as have you and I and therefore01:44:52
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Solace seeking nothing there's nothing01:44:59
to be afraid of because it's all us the01:45:02
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been separated from the Oneness and01:45:09
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the overall one again so they exploit01:45:15
that they call it God they say he has01:45:16
rules and I think it's cruel I think you01:45:19
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outmoded social systems have broken01:46:13
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sustainable Global Society where01:46:19
everyone is taken care of and everyone01:46:21
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your personal beliefs whatever they may01:46:25
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this can never be accomplished in a01:46:45
monetary system for the pursuit of01:46:47
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and therefore imbalance is inherent01:46:53
simultaneously politicians are useless01:46:56
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furthermore ideologies that separate01:47:04
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field of philosophy01:47:21
the fact is society today is backwards01:47:24
with politicians constantly talking01:47:26
about protection and security rather01:47:29
than creation unity and progress01:47:32
the U.S alone now spends about 50001:47:35
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senior in America to a four-year College01:47:43
in the 1940s the Manhattan Project01:47:45
produced the first true weapon of mass01:47:48
destruction this program employed a01:47:51
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extreme Financial cost01:47:55
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today if that group of scientists01:47:59
instead of working on a way of killing01:48:02
people worked on a way to create a01:48:05
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life today would be very very different01:48:10
if that was their goal01:48:13
instead of weapons of mass destruction01:48:15
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Weapons of Mass creation01:48:25
our true Divinity is in our ability to01:48:27
create and armed with the understanding01:48:29
of the symbiotic connections of Life01:48:32
while being Guided by the emergent01:48:34
nature of reality there is nothing we01:48:37
cannot do or accomplish01:48:40
of course we Face strong barriers in the01:48:44
form of established power structures01:48:46
that refuse to change01:48:48
at the heart of these structures is the01:48:50
monetary system as explained earlier the01:48:52
fractional Reserve policy is a form of01:48:55
slavery through debt where it is01:48:57
literally impossible for society to be01:48:59
free in turn free market capitalism in01:49:02
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countries into subservience to a handful01:49:09
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paralyzing any attempt at true Global01:49:26
sustainability01:49:29
these financial and corporate structures01:49:31
are now Obsolete and they must be01:49:34
outgrown01:49:36
of course we cannot be naive enough to01:49:38
think that the business and financial01:49:39
lead are going to subscribe to this idea01:49:41
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therefore peaceful yet highly strategic01:49:45
action must be taken01:49:48
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the power structure to the will of the01:49:56
people01:49:57
we must stop supporting the system01:50:01
the only way the establishment will01:50:03
change is by our refusal to participate01:50:06
while continuously acknowledging its01:50:08
endless flaws and Corruptions01:50:11
they're not going to give up the01:50:13
monetary system because of our designs01:50:16
of what we'd recommend the system has to01:50:19
fail and people have to lose confidence01:50:22
in their elected leaders that will be a01:50:25
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not I fear the consequences the trends01:50:35
now indicate that our country is going01:50:39
bankrupt the probability is our country01:50:42
will move toward a military dictatorship01:50:45
to prevent riots and complete social01:50:48
breakdown once the U.S breaks down all01:50:52
the other cultures will undergo similar01:50:54
things01:50:55
as of now the world financial system is01:50:58
on the brink of collapse due to its own01:51:01
shortcomings the Comptroller of currency01:51:03
stated in 2003 that the interest on the01:51:06
U.S national debt will not be affordable01:51:08
in less than 10 years this theoretically01:51:11
means total bankruptcy for the U.S01:51:13
economy and its implications for the01:51:15
world are immense in turn the fractional01:51:18
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reaching its theoretical limits of01:51:22
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all debt is at record levels and the01:51:32
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time before the tables turn and there01:51:48
was no one willing to take new loans01:51:49
while defaults grow as people are unable01:51:52
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expansion of money will stop and01:51:57
contraction will begin on a scale never01:51:59
before seen ending a century-long01:52:02
pyramid scheme this has already begun01:52:07
therefore we need to expose this01:52:09
financial failure for what it is using01:52:11
this weakness to our advantage here are01:52:14
some suggestions expose the banking01:52:17
fraud Citibank JPMorgan Chase and Bank01:52:20
of America are the most powerful01:52:22
controllers within the corrupt Federal01:52:24
Reserve System01:52:26
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card with any of them move your money to01:52:33
another bank if you have a mortgage01:52:36
refinance with another bank if you own01:52:39
their stock sell it if you work for them01:52:41
quit this gesture will Express contempt01:52:44
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banking cartel known as the Federal01:52:49
Reserve and create awareness about the01:52:52
fraud of the banking system itself01:52:54
two turn off the TV news visit the01:52:58
emerging Independent News agencies on01:53:00
the internet for your information CNN01:53:03
NBC ABC Fox and all the others present01:53:07
all news pre-filtered to maintain the01:53:10
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all major media Outlets objective01:53:15
information is impossible this is the01:53:18
true beauty of the internet and the01:53:20
establishment has been losing control01:53:21
because of this free flow of information01:53:24
we must protect the internet at all01:53:26
times as it is truly Our Savior right01:53:29
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three don't ever allow yourself your01:53:35
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the military01:53:41
this is an obsolete institution now used01:53:44
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establishment that is no longer relevant01:53:48
U.S soldiers in Iraq work for U.S01:53:51
corporations not the people propaganda01:53:54
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well if war is natural why are there 1801:54:02
suicides every single day by American01:54:04
veterans who have post-traumatic stress01:54:07
disorder01:54:08
if our military men and women are so01:54:10
honored why is it that 25 percent of the01:54:13
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veterans01:54:18
four stop supporting the energy01:54:20
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means of making your home01:54:27
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wind and other renewable energies are01:54:32
now affordable consumer realities and01:54:35
considering the never-ending rising cost01:54:37
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drive get the smallest car you can and01:54:45
consider using one of the many01:54:46
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on anything other than establishment01:54:53
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5. reject the political system the01:54:58
illusion of democracy is an insult to01:55:00
our intelligence in a monetary system01:55:03
there is no such thing as a true01:55:04
democracy and there never was we have01:55:08
two political parties owned by the same01:55:10
set of corporate lobbyists they are01:55:13
placed in their positions by the01:55:15
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artificially projected by their media in01:55:20
a system of inherent corruption the01:55:22
change of personnel every couple of01:55:23
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declaring all the natural resources on01:55:58
the planet as common Heritage to all01:56:01
people01:56:02
while informing everyone as to the true01:56:04
state of technology and how we can all01:56:07
be free if the world works together01:56:09
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the choice lies with you you can01:56:14
continue to be a slave to the financial01:56:16
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depressions and Injustice across the01:56:21
globe while placating yourself with vain01:56:24
entertainment and materialistic garbage01:56:26
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support and free all humans with no one01:56:38
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but in the end the most relevant change01:56:43
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the real Revolution is the revolution of01:56:50
consciousness01:56:52
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eliminate the divisionary materialistic01:56:57
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is true01:57:01
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aligning with the signal coming from our01:57:07
true empirical Oneness01:57:11
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not accept things as they are01:57:34
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examine it give your heart and your mind01:57:39
with everybody think that you have to01:57:40
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leader you are everything01:58:12
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Zeitgeist - Addendum - This film features former "economic sharpshooter" and successful New York Times writer John Perkins, and introduces the Venus Project, a social redesign organization. Zeitgeist - Addendum (2008) Director: Peter Joseph Writers: Peter Joseph Stars: Jacque Fresco, Roxanne Meadows, John Perkins Genre: Documentary, History, War Country: United States Language: English Also Known As: Zeitgeist - The Movie 2 Release Date: 2 October 2008 Duration: 123 min Storyline: Zeitgeist: Addendum attempts to locate the root causes of the pervasive social corruption, while also offering a solution. This solution is not based on politics, morality, laws, or any other "establishment" notions of human affairs, but rather on a modern, non-superstitious based understanding of what we are and how we align with nature, to which we are a part of. The work advocates a new social system which is updated to present day knowledge, highly influenced by the life long work of Jacque Fresco and The Venus Project. Reviews: "I admit that the main reason why I find this so much better than the original is because this one didn't focus on 911 conspiracy theories. It does briefly reference it, but it's in no way the main focus. I believe this is a very irrational belief that must stop. Anyway, this movie was divided into four parts, but it didn't seem to really talk about the same subjects in each. Well, the first part was certainly about money. I especially love this because of how hopeful it was near the end. I stand by the notion that it's hypocritical to say that religion is dumb while believing in conspiracy theories. Still, this film makes much better arguments. Aww, we get to hear that nice narrator's voice throughout the whole movie! The best part is probably when he's talking about money. It was great to have audio from Bill Hicks and George Carlin. They certainly support what the movie says. I was expecting them to say abandon religion at the end. Of course, they're probably implying that we should. Just remember Mr. Rogers. It's impossible for an awful ideology to make someone that good. I also like when it says that technology is the most tangible thing. This film supports few institutions and ideals. Food, location, and science are about the only "real things" that this film seems to praise. It does raise the question of how you'd build a tunnel for a train that fast. I'd think that would be pretty expensive. Well, I probably just need to do more research. With Donald Trump becoming President, we need to focus less on materialism than ever. Wait, isn't technology technically a material? I've never heard of a documentary film series before or even a documentary sequel. I thought Michael Moore was making one at one point. " -Written by ericstevenson on IMDb.com Also Known As (AKA): (original title) Zeitgeist: Addendum Germany Zeitgeist - The Movie 2 Russia Дух времени: Приложение Spain Zeitgeist: Addendum UK Zeitgeist: Addendum USA Zeitgeist: Addendum MORE DOCS! ► Gold: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcBESnLf1oSWPIr8nenCTi-rF8e1b-bC9 ► World Economy: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcBESnLf1oSVfrcJDrw-uhVXJqXyg6ZWZ ► All Playlists: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoOHTipX1_cNiC9seIPfUXA/playlists COPYRIGHT / IMPORTANT: All Rights Reserved! All of the films published by us are legally licensed. We have acquired the rights (at least for specific territories) from the copyright holders by written contract. If you have questions please send an email to: info[at]amogo-networx.com, Amogo Networx - The AVOD Channel Network, www.amogo-networx.com.
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