Posts Tagged ‘Zeitgeist’

New World Disorder

July 13, 2011Henry Baum No Comments »

Good compilation of right wing lunatics on the Rachel Maddow show. I hadn’t seen the Oprah guy before – heard about it, didn’t click on it, because it’s nauseating monitoring all this stuff. But this is pretty startling: “Look out for people who try to take care of the poor…they’re the Antichrist” (paraphrasing). [...]

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A Review of Zeitgeist 3: Moving Forward

January 30, 2011Henry Baum No Comments »

Watched this. Strangely, it made me lighten up a bit about our current situation, even if it’s pointing out that we’re heading towards collapse. I let the regressive elements in the country get under my skin – but in a country that’s regressing, this sort of behavior is inevitable. Don’t be surprised [...]

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On Tucson, Zeitgeist & Philip K. Dick

January 17, 2011Henry Baum No Comments »

Maybe it’s finally time to weigh in on Loughner. The story has now directly touched on a lot that’s gone into my novel, and really much of my worldview.  Loughner is reportedly a fan of Philip K. Dick and the movie Zeitgeist.  Peter Joseph weighs in on Tucson here:
It has come to my attention that [...]

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Zeitgeist 3: Moving Forward

October 5, 2010Henry Baum No Comments »

New Zeitgeist movie coming early next year. Looking forward to it. Trailer:

Zeitgeist: Moving Forward | Official Trailer- [ Extended ] from ZeitgeistMovie.com on Vimeo.
SYNOPSIS: Zeitgeist: Moving Forward, by director Peter Joseph, is a feature length documentary work which will present a case for a needed transition out of the current socioeconomic monetary paradigm [...]

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Esoteric Agenda

July 4, 2010Henry Baum No Comments »

Watched this. Sort of another “Zeitgeist,” except it’s fairly right wing (as opposed to Libertarian) and full of contradictions. The elite are pagans out to create a world that worships the earth so the answer is…paganism. A strange mixture of New Age spirituality and right wing rhetoric. Has this alarmingly stupid [...]

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The Venus Reject

April 7, 2010Henry Baum 1 Comment »

Things are really a mess when even the radicals can’t see eye to eye:
Signs of looming trouble began in New York in mid-March. We were there to meet up again with Jacque Fresco (director of The Venus Project) along with his partner Roxanne Meadows. They were appearing at the annual Z-Day event [...]

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The Venus Project

March 24, 2010Henry Baum 1 Comment »

There was a recent Facebook thread by Evolver.net about Zeitgeist and the Venus Project that got surprisingly cynical.  First comment:
Who wants to live in a world like they propose… it’s f***** up!!
I’ve written here before that these two movements seem weirdly and unnecessarily at odds with each other.  One group wants to elevate consciousness [...]

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The Occult Conspiracy

February 26, 2010Henry Baum No Comments »

When conspiracy theorists collide. In this video, Alex Jones criticizes Zeitgeist for being anti-Christian and being a part of the New Age conspiracy to take over the world.

To sum up the video – it’s saying that Zeitgeist, which is anti-Christian, advocates a New Age New World Order in which Christianity is supplanted, even as [...]

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$hamanism

February 26, 2010Henry Baum 6 Comments »

Check out the long discussion on Reality Sandwich about its withdrawal from a Peru retreat scheduled for spring.  Gist is that Daniel Pinchbeck was going to lead a group to take Ayahuasca.  I entertained the thought of signing up for half a second because Pinchbeck’s writing has seriously opened my mind up, but I think [...]

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We are Devo

February 19, 2010Henry Baum 1 Comment »

Two interesting interviews found recently.  One via Futurismic with the founder of Paypal and principle investor in Facebook who has a sci-fi vision of the future.
Wired: What happens if we don’t get the growth everyone expects?
Thiel: If it doesn’t happen, people will go bankrupt in retirement. There are systemic consequences, too. If we don’t have [...]

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