All Americans Should Watch This...

[Adversor]

[jymellis]

old news

violence sells.

[synrgy]

I didn't make it past the first minute and a half.

[lobee]

At 3:53, I like how he says "AIDS, coming from out of nowhere," out of nowhere.

"And why is it we, all of a sudden, in 1980's, have AIDS?" *sigh*

This whole thing is hilarious.

[-42-]

Couldn't make it past the first fifteen seconds.

[Guitarman700]

OH NOES

[Church2224]

I made it to the point he said "Free Masons" then shut if off.

[leandroab]

That guy is ....ing scary

I swear to god I was expecting someone to stab him behind his back... That ....ing background music crept me out !!!

[Blind Theory]

My tin foil hat is being broke out

That guy was smoking crack or something...and he was beyond monotone to me

[Grand Moff Tim]

No, all Americans should watch this:

[CrushingAnvil]

[gunshow86de]

[Explorer]

OP, since I'll not be investing 7 minutes of my life in something which looks to be unreliable, could you the most important points you think all Americans would benefit from knowing?

Clearly, if it's that compelling you'll have no problem coming up with a list.

[SchecterWhore]

[ZEBOV]

Originally Posted by Blind Theory

My tin foil hat is being broke out.

Mine is aluminum foil.


LET'S HAVE A FOIL HAT PARTY!

[Adversor]

A little info for the few ones who are interested:

Jordan Maxwell continues as a preeminent researcher and independent scholar in the field of occult / religious philosophy. His interest in these subjects began as far back as 1959. He served for three and a half years as the Religion Editor of Truth Seeker Magazine, America's oldest Freethought Journal (since 1873). His work exploring the hidden foundations of Western religions and secret societies creates enthusiastic responses from audiences around the world.

He has conducted dozens of intensive seminars, hosted his own radio talk shows, guested on more than 600 radio shows, and written, produced and appeared in numerous television shows and documentaries (including three 2-hour specials for the CBS TV network, as well as the internationally acclaimed 5-part Ancient Mystery Series - all devoted to understanding ancient religions and their pervasive influence on world affairs today.

His work on the subject of secret societies, both ancient and modern, and their symbols, has fascinated audiences around the world for decades. Considering the rapidly moving events of today, and the very real part that hidden religious agendas play in our modern war-torn world, he feels these controversial subjects are not only interesting to explore, but too important to ignore! His extraordinary presentations includes documents and photographs seldom seen elsewhere.

Jordans areas of interest include:

* Astro-Theology
* Sexual Symbolism in World Religions
* Foundations for Modern-Day Religion
* Secret Societies and Toxic Religion
* World Mysteries: Ancient and Modern
* Ancient Symbols and Occult Emblems
* Ancient Sciences and Technology
* Hidden Bible Teachings and Mysteries
* The Sun in the History of Politics and Religion
* The Story Your Church Doesn't Want You to Know
* Secret Societies and their Influence on World Events

[Explorer]

Anyone remember the Douchebag Maestro Alex Gregory, and his lies and self aggrandizing statements? Wikipedia finally deleted his "conributions" as untruthful and self-serving, and salted the earth so such articles can never be posted again. Here's is the link to that discussion, with much good information from the Wikipedia editor who sought the help of SS.org members regarding the facts.

How odd that a pre-eminent occult scholar would have something quite similar happening!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jordan_Maxwell

I remember something, but don't know if it's online... give me a moment... Ah!

I enjoy many sources of information, and one of the most enlightening is the Skeptical Enquirer. They had a report from a convention a while ago where this amazing occult researcher appeared. Here's the details.

Jordan Maxwell (see jordanmaxwell.com/) is a jolly sort of fellow who uses simple, folksy arguments to reach startling conclusions. He informed us that we Americans are still living under a system of government and religion that is “Druidic” in origin, and we are still being ruled by England. All of our law is based on maritime admiralty law. Because you were born from the water breaking in your mother’s womb, under maritime admiralty law this makes you a maritime “product.” We think we are American citizens, but in reality all of us “belong” (literally) to the United States, which is a foreign-owned corporation set up in 1868. When your mother signed your birth certificate, this gave ownership of you to the U.S. corporation. Our birth certificates are traded on the stock exchange, where they serve as collateral for the U.S. corporation’s loans from international bankers. (It’s odd, I have looked at many stock quotes over the years, but have yet to see my birth certificate listed.) Originally sold for $630,000, our birth certificates are now worth more than $1 million each. If you look at your name as it appears on official documents, you will find that it is always in capital letters, just like the letters on a tombstone. This indicates that you are dead, under the law: you belong to them.
There is a way to remedy this, of course, and “repatriate” yourself to become a citizen of “America” instead of a product belonging to the “United States.” You can also get your true name back, using both uppercase and lowercase letters. Among the advantages will be that you do not have to pay income taxes, and are no longer subject to the jurisdiction of the courts. Maxwell and his pals can help you to do this, but (as did not come out until the second day) it’s going to cost you. His “repatriation” package sells for a mere $995. A “mortgage cancellation” package costs $1,200, a true bargain considering the size of mortgages here in California. But not all his services are so expensive. Monetary judgments can be set aside for a mere $125.

My belief has value, so I don't waste it on something which doesn't merit that value. Do you really just cruise YouTube and look for stuff like this?


I find something to be pretty amazing, but it's not the video....

[Mordacain]

^^^ Explorer, I love your posts so much

[Guitarman700]

Originally Posted by Mordacain

^^^ Explorer, I love your posts so much

So do I. Always thought provoking.

[movwills]

I love your cat video with a hot girl...

[vampiregenocide]

Urgh. How silly.

[Powermetalbass]

Conspiracy BS?

[TheGhunther]

Barely got past 14 seconds. Never made it through 15.

[Origin]

Siiiigh, more conspiracy fun. No concrete, but a wonderful jarful of marshmallow fluff. Plus I'm pretty sure the modern world is far less war-torn in general than it...I think...ever has been.

Sorry, but logic wins out on this stuff like everything else; if you don't have proof, you have anecdote, and that's just not enough, especially not to support such over-arching claims.