Why The Hate Against The Zeitgeist Movement and The Venus Project??

I don't know much about the venus project but Zeitgeist is what is called "Controlled Opposition" plane and simple. The 2nd one is even worse then the first.

New Age, Theosphistic, Illuminati propganda.

Every point they raise about Christianity is a Roman Paganism added after the time of the Apostles.

I found Zeitgeist to be an interesting documentary, though fundamentally flawed in many of its assertations. It opened my eyes, to say the least, but I never took everything it said on face value and researched all of the claims it made and I was left wondering. Wondering why these assertations were made that were demonstrably flase, such as all the "divine" gods, beings or whatever you want call them, such as Krishna, all purportedly being born at the same time. According to my research, krishna was claimed to be born in the middle of the year, not December 25. And when the venus project suggested we could have a society completely run by robots, I realised what a pile of shit the movement was. It can never ever work. The whole idea is a steaming pile of Sh&t.

Having said, I did enjoy the first movie, but found them a little economical with the truth and weaving incidents together that were not exactly connected.

maybe this is why the venus project is copping a hammering. It deserves it!

I found Zeitgeist to be an interesting documentary, though fundamentally flawed in many of its assertations. It opened my eyes, to say the least, but I never took everything it said on face value and researched all of the claims it made and I was left wondering. Wondering why these assertations were made that were demonstrably flase, such as all the "divine" gods, beings or whatever you want call them, such as Krishna, all purportedly being born at the same time. According to my research, krishna was claimed to be born in the middle of the year, not December 25. And when the venus project suggested we could have a society completely run by robots, I realised what a pile of shit the movement was. It can never ever work. The whole idea is a steaming pile of Sh&t.

Having said, I did enjoy the first movie, but found them a little economical with the truth and weaving incidents together that were not exactly connected.

maybe this is why the venus project is copping a hammering. It deserves it!

I found Zeitgeist to be an interesting documentary, though fundamentally flawed in many of its assertations. It opened my eyes, to say the least, but I never took everything it said on face value and researched all of the claims it made and I was left wondering. Wondering why these assertations were made that were demonstrably flase, such as all the "divine" gods, beings or whatever you want call them, such as Krishna, all purportedly being born at the same time. According to my research, krishna was claimed to be born in the middle of the year, not December 25. And when the venus project suggested we could have a society completely run by robots, I realised what a pile of shit the movement was. It can never ever work. The whole idea is a steaming pile of Sh&t.

Having said, I did enjoy the first movie, but found them a little economical with the truth and weaving incidents together that were not exactly connected.

maybe this is why the venus project is copping a hammering. It deserves it!


And do you find the current structure of society to be a more beneficial system over the one proposed?

I found Zeitgeist to be an interesting documentary, though fundamentally flawed in many of its assertations. It opened my eyes, to say the least, but I never took everything it said on face value and researched all of the claims it made and I was left wondering. Wondering why these assertations were made that were demonstrably flase, such as all the "divine" gods, beings or whatever you want call them, such as Krishna, all purportedly being born at the same time. According to my research, krishna was claimed to be born in the middle of the year, not December 25. And when the venus project suggested we could have a society completely run by robots, I realised what a pile of shit the movement was. It can never ever work. The whole idea is a steaming pile of Sh&t.

Having said, I did enjoy the first movie, but found them a little economical with the truth and weaving incidents together that were not exactly connected.

maybe this is why the venus project is copping a hammering. It deserves it!


And do you find the current structure of society to be a more beneficial system over the one proposed?


Whoa, absolutely not!!!! But the venus project is completely and utterly unworkable! It's not gonna happen. It's kinda like a fantasy world of what if... but as for ever taking place? No way! I believe that there is an ulterior motive, maybe hidden agenda, that us plebs are totally unaware of.

If a different solution was offered, I would be the first to support it, but their solutions leaves so many questions not only unanswered, but unanswerable.

Do you believe all the claims made in the movies?

I found Zeitgeist to be an interesting documentary, though fundamentally flawed in many of its assertations. It opened my eyes, to say the least, but I never took everything it said on face value and researched all of the claims it made and I was left wondering. Wondering why these assertations were made that were demonstrably flase, such as all the "divine" gods, beings or whatever you want call them, such as Krishna, all purportedly being born at the same time. According to my research, krishna was claimed to be born in the middle of the year, not December 25. And when the venus project suggested we could have a society completely run by robots, I realised what a pile of shit the movement was. It can never ever work. The whole idea is a steaming pile of Sh&t.

Having said, I did enjoy the first movie, but found them a little economical with the truth and weaving incidents together that were not exactly connected.

maybe this is why the venus project is copping a hammering. It deserves it!


And do you find the current structure of society to be a more beneficial system over the one proposed?


Whoa, absolutely not!!!! But the venus project is completely and utterly unworkable! It's not gonna happen. It's kinda like a fantasy world of what if... but as for ever taking place? No way! I believe that there is an ulterior motive, maybe hidden agenda, that us plebs are totally unaware of.

If a different solution was offered, I would be the first to support it, but their solutions leaves so many questions not only unanswered, but unanswerable.

Do you believe all the claims made in the movies?


If you don't believe it's possible, it will never happen. Belief is powerful.

I found Zeitgeist to be an interesting documentary, though fundamentally flawed in many of its assertations. It opened my eyes, to say the least, but I never took everything it said on face value and researched all of the claims it made and I was left wondering. Wondering why these assertations were made that were demonstrably flase, such as all the "divine" gods, beings or whatever you want call them, such as Krishna, all purportedly being born at the same time. According to my research, krishna was claimed to be born in the middle of the year, not December 25. And when the venus project suggested we could have a society completely run by robots, I realised what a pile of shit the movement was. It can never ever work. The whole idea is a steaming pile of Sh&t.

Having said, I did enjoy the first movie, but found them a little economical with the truth and weaving incidents together that were not exactly connected.

maybe this is why the venus project is copping a hammering. It deserves it!


And do you find the current structure of society to be a more beneficial system over the one proposed?


Whoa, absolutely not!!!! But the venus project is completely and utterly unworkable! It's not gonna happen. It's kinda like a fantasy world of what if... but as for ever taking place? No way! I believe that there is an ulterior motive, maybe hidden agenda, that us plebs are totally unaware of.

If a different solution was offered, I would be the first to support it, but their solutions leaves so many questions not only unanswered, but unanswerable.

Do you believe all the claims made in the movies?


If you don't believe it's possible, it will never happen. Belief is powerful.


I can't argue that belief is the most powerful tool we have, but if we are deluded into taking things on face value, ie, faith, we've already fucked ourselves. Belief needs to be tempered with intelligence and thought. Explain to me how anyone will want to work to build robots while others do nothing but benefit from the sweat and work of others? If they, those doing the work, realised that others were doing nothing, then their motivation to do the said work would plummet to zero. In a truly egaliterian society, everybody must contribute what they are capable of, irrespective of personal reward.

Interesting view points.

I notice a lot of times that those who are against anything PJ, TZM, or TVP, have very strong fundamentalist christian beliefs.

Sometimes I wonder if the information he provides concerning organized religion make people angry because they themselves base their personal identity on their christian beliefs.

Interesting view points.

I notice a lot of times that those who are against anything PJ, TZM, or TVP, have very strong fundamentalist christian beliefs.

Sometimes I wonder if the information he provides concerning organized religion make people angry because they themselves base their personal identity on their christian beliefs.


Well your boys are satanists, if you can't see it is really sad.

I found Zeitgeist to be an interesting documentary, though fundamentally flawed in many of its assertations. It opened my eyes, to say the least, but I never took everything it said on face value and researched all of the claims it made and I was left wondering. Wondering why these assertations were made that were demonstrably flase, such as all the "divine" gods, beings or whatever you want call them, such as Krishna, all purportedly being born at the same time. According to my research, krishna was claimed to be born in the middle of the year, not December 25. And when the venus project suggested we could have a society completely run by robots, I realised what a pile of shit the movement was. It can never ever work. The whole idea is a steaming pile of Sh&t.

Having said, I did enjoy the first movie, but found them a little economical with the truth and weaving incidents together that were not exactly connected.

maybe this is why the venus project is copping a hammering. It deserves it!


And do you find the current structure of society to be a more beneficial system over the one proposed?


Whoa, absolutely not!!!! But the venus project is completely and utterly unworkable! It's not gonna happen. It's kinda like a fantasy world of what if... but as for ever taking place? No way! I believe that there is an ulterior motive, maybe hidden agenda, that us plebs are totally unaware of.

If a different solution was offered, I would be the first to support it, but their solutions leaves so many questions not only unanswered, but unanswerable.

Do you believe all the claims made in the movies?


If you don't believe it's possible, it will never happen. Belief is powerful.


I can't argue that belief is the most powerful tool we have, but if we are deluded into taking things on face value, ie, faith, we've already fucked ourselves. Belief needs to be tempered with intelligence and thought. Explain to me how anyone will want to work to build robots while others do nothing but benefit from the sweat and work of others? If they, those doing the work, realised that others were doing nothing, then their motivation to do the said work would plummet to zero. In a truly egaliterian society, everybody must contribute what they are capable of, irrespective of personal reward.


Wouldn't that apply to organized religion as well?

I understand that on their web page introducing you into their way of thinking, they incluse a person who has a implant in his brain hooked to a central computer and if he/she does not want it they reprogram you to do so. This way they can administer proper drugs to help you if your sick and track every where you may go. I asked them once, would I have to be reporgramed if I rotated my tires repeatedly with a car, and ofcourse that kind of behavoiur is not allowed, so I said, I take my chances elsewhere, thankyou.

I'm just curious.

Not even a single troll?? C'mon guys. You have opinions about EVERYTHING. Let me hear your opinion on TZM, TVP, and Peter Joseph.

When all the economies crash we may have no choice but to be resource based.

I don't see the resources being enough to make it so pretty as they paint it.