ZEITGEIST
What does Christianity, 9/11 and the Federal Reserve have in common?
Well I've only watched the first 1/2 hour of this 2 hour long piece, and having read Acharya S's "The Christ Conspiracy" in the past, I've been reminded so far of how little Christianity has to do with Jesus. Jaw-dropping stuff. Can't wait to watch the rest of it.
Just today I criticized someone who was criticizing Christianity, yet here I eagerly share a video which is itself an attack on the very framework of Christianity. To cut a long story short, I think to attack one faith with another is a waste of time, but I think to alter the context of a particular faith - to pull the rug from underneath it even - by introducing historical fact is fair game.
Skip to to the 18 minute mark if you must, if you're short on time.
Khazarian Jews (eastern european Jews and the majority of Israeli Jews); HATE JESUS and will do anything within their means to discredit him.
THey already have 99% of so-called Christians worshipping force; not god.
"I may not agree with what you say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it"...Voltaire
O.K....Time for a reality check! If all this Horace and Set crap is true and is part of 'ancient' history, why haven't I heard of it until just recently?? But I have heard of Jesus Christ, since I was 5 or 6 years old. You " Christianity is just another story of some ancient fable " guys are really starting to wind down the clock of the end times and total destruction, ( and the last judgement ). But you guys will no doubt try to blame that on the Christians too, huh?
I find myself in a rather odd situation. I'm from a Christian culture, but I've never been a practicing Christian. I'm willing to seriously consider the possibility that there was never an actual Jesus, but I sense that trying to be a good Christian is still a worthwhile goal. Crucial even, from the point of view of my particular culture and the changes it needs to make in order to stop itself from doing wrong.
And the essential point is, I can't be certain that Jesus never existed. So if I expect card-carrying Christians to consider the possibility that Jesus never was, then by the same token it is incumbent upon me to think about what a Jesus who walked the earth might have been like.
Why do we only hear about this sort of thing now? Well everything you find, you find in the last place you look.
Think of the story of banking (see the last third of the video). How can people study economics for 3 years and still not figure out the scam and gross unfairness of fractional-reserve for-private-profit banking? How can we have world-system of billions of people beavering away in their daily lives, slaves to debt, yet utterly oblivious to the simplest of economic swindles which has turned them into slaves?
They trick us. They disguise or hide the truth. They distract people who seek the truth, they pay people to encourage them to look the other way.
Eros' - "To cut a long story short, I think to attack one faith with another is a waste of time, but I think to alter the context of a particular faith - to pull the rug from underneath it even - by introducing historical fact - is -
FAIR GAME."
-"to attack one faith with another", which happens constantly on this site, especially more lately, is indeed an utter waste
of time, in my opinion. But "to alter the context of a particular faith etc.- by introducing historical fact is quite impossible,
in my opinion, for a simple reason that real personal faith has absolutely nothing at all whatsoever to do with historical fact.
And if this be a fair game, well then play on,
and may the best "faith" win.
Very well done....very slick.
Gonna have to agree with the bulk of it(Puhleeez pronounce it inFANticide?).
Assuming that most of this is fact...what exactly is to be done? It seems the authors truly believe that if everyone accepts this as truth, then the bad men will just "go away" and leave us all to live in peace and prosperity. uh...y'think that will happen?
The researchers and producers of this video have some how (knowingly or unknowingly or inevitably) missed an opportunity. Despite of discovering all the myths of the last five thousands years, they miss telling us who exactly we are dealing with right now. Who are these mysterious elite few, men behind the curtain? Where do they live? Do they drive regular roads to an office or do they work at huge homes? How do they interact across the borders and oceans? Like religions, these power groups have a long family history of maturation and deliberation too. They didn’t just fall out of the blue sky. They are not members of a company that are being hired and fired and we can’t trace them.
I know its easy to sit back and ask questions, but only with this key part can we turn the vast information presented in this video into some thing positive. Otherwise, the shear load of its sadness can conversely make you depressed and powerless.
(Also, there is a clear attention to Christianity, that can come either from who the producers are, or the fact that Christians are less prone to get mad.)