Coffey, on 04 November 2012 - 01:44 AM, said:
I beg you jsut to watch this.
You beg me? No need for that Coffey. If it means that much to you, I'm willing to put in the time; within reason. And yes, a 14 minute investment is just fine with me.
Coffey, on 04 November 2012 - 01:44 AM, said:
It's not about 9/11, but it truly shows how the goverment is not what you think they are.
What exactly is your impression of what I think about the government, and why do you have that impression? How exactly do you supposedly know that whatever I might think about the government is wrong?
Coffey, on 04 November 2012 - 01:44 AM, said:
There is nothing new in this video for me. These are things that most of us are already aware of. I'm a big George Carlin fan by the way, but it would be wise to remember that he was a comedian.
Coffey, on 04 November 2012 - 01:44 AM, said:
It's 14 minutes and you will see people like Bush, Blair and others lie to the US and UK, vidoes proving they lied to go to war.
Part 3 of 50... have you watched all 50 parts of this? Is there any portion of this film that you
don't agree with? 14 minutes times 50 parts... 700 minutes? Is it 11 hours long?
Yikes... That's longer than the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy, which this Killuminati film shamelessly ripped off by the way...
Coffey, on 04 November 2012 - 01:44 AM, said:
Once you realise this then watch videos on other things.
Once I realize what exactly? What videos on what other things?
Just to let you know Coffey, I'm pretty burnt out on conspiracy theories right now. Seems like a pretty huge waste of time to me. Perhaps my interest will swing back in this direction again eventually, but right now I'm not finding this kind of material even remotely compelling. It is unfortunately rather tedious seeing people rally about behind their perceptions of conspiracies. After putting forth the effort to research, study, clarify, explain, and debunk certain aspects of certain conspiracy theories only to encounter the crazed denial of even the most obvious of points time after time... I'm sorry, but I find it depressing and futile.
If people want to believe that the government is some evil entity or that some dark cabal (NWO/Illuminati/Specter) runs everything, they can feel free to do so. There are plenty of shadows to jump at, plenty of ambiguous details to muse about, and more than enough horrible things that go on the world begging for the blame game.