Zeitgeist: the Movie & Addendum - Custom DVD

latest torrent: http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/4907499/Lost_-_Season_5_-_CUSTOM_DVD "Yesterday I seeded for you, today you seed for others!" - Your uploading reminder. Both Zeitgeist: The Movie and Zeitgeist: Addendum, on Custom DVD. Incredible! A must seed... Zeitgeist the Movie: Is about the 2007 film that questions modern religion, government, and economics. The film starts with a speech by Chögyam Trungpa about spirituality, followed by a series of musically synchronized clips of war and explosions culminating with one of the towers of World Trade Center collapsing during 9/11. Then there follows a sequence of clips showing the horrors of war. There is a short clip that shows a hand writing "1 + 1 = 2", but is brushed away by another hand before the first finishes, and is replaced by a bible and an American flag. After a few more war clips, the film then quotes Jordan Maxwell's Inner World of the Occult, criticizing religious institutions, governments, and the banking cartels who "have misled [the people] away from the true and divine presence in the universe." This portion ends with more images accompanied by audio of a portion of a George Carlin monologue on religion. Zeitgeist: Addendum is separated into four parts: Part I criticizes the practice of Fractional-reserve banking and criticizes the creation of money through loans. The film's argument goes as following: Dollar bills get printed, or the money supply is increased, when the Fed buys Treasury Bonds. This money ends up in commercial banks. Then, once that money becomes a reserve in banks, it becomes "multiplied" through the Fractional-reserve system, and then loaned to customers. The film claims that such a system is "absurd" because the Interest that must be paid for the money that was loaned does not exist; it was never created. The film compares this system to a game of musical chairs, in which a person will always be left out. This subject is also touched in the first Zeitgeist film. Part II is a documentary style interview with John Perkins, in which he describes his role as a self-described Economic Hitman (EHM). He claims he helped CIA and the ruling political/corporate elites who have worked to undermine legitimate foreign regimes that put the interests of their populations before those of transnational corporations. Part III describes The Venus Project, a proposal created by Jacque Fresco. The film promotes the Venus Project as a sustainable solution for mankind on Earth. Its main goal is to produce a "resource-based economy" using modern technology. Part IV states that everything wrong with the world is "fundamentally the result of a collective ignorance of two of the most basic insights humans can have about reality -- the 'emergent' and 'symbiotic' aspects of natural law." The film then suggests actions for "social transformation," such as boycotts of large banks, the mainstream media, the military and energy companies; rejecting the political structure; and "creating critical mass." http://thezeitgeistmovement.com/index.html Join now!!

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NeverTheSame (2008-11-25)

Amazing, I was just thinking of doing one of these myself!

crazy-j (2008-11-29)

Are there dutch subs on this dvd?

Algures (2008-12-15)

Is "Zeitgeist the Movie" the Remastered / Final Edition ?

icelaw (2008-12-31)

Let's have a look of the "facts" thats in the movies, that fact is Zero. the movie is 50% lie 50% truth.

cheez-b (2009-08-04)

Monetary system has failed. Though it is still keeping us hostages, and the way people are protecting it reminds me of the Stockholm syndrome.

cheez-b (2009-08-04)

In few words the Stockholm Syndrome is a psychological shift that occurs to captives when they are threatened gravely but shown acts of kindness by their captors. They tend to sympathize with their captors and think of them highly because they believe that their captors are showing fervor because of their inherent kindness and thus might not be as bad as they look. Unfortunately, they fail to recognize that their captors are making choices based on their own discretion.