> Ibersexualac said on
12-10-2009 at
11:35:
@ drokles...AMEN to that!!
> drokles said on
12-05-2009 at
12:12:
Yea, and believe me most of the world by now really hate your country for it. Sorry, but someone had to say it. Your empiric undertones have been so obvious to people who are not from your empire.I am happy to see though, that more and more people have started questioning how it all works, many of which have been helped on their way by the internet.The internet is probably our last line of defence against corrupt media. Granted, if you know to use it correctly.
> hitdoggie said on
11-29-2009 at
16:40:
Most people in this country (USA) walk around in a technofied comma. We have just enough distractions to think we are making progress, but at the same time distract us from what really goes on.
> karlkarlkarl1234 said on
11-21-2009 at
15:33:
Resources, even oil, are still a long way from being exhausted, I should know I study just this. The world's crust where these minerals, oil & gas are is incredibly expansive. Just in one state here in Australia, we have enough coal to run the county for another 200 years. Even at these insane rates of usage, petroleum is still viable for another 50 years for conventional sources. Then they are going to use oil shale for more crude oil & hydrates on the ocean beds to get more natural gas = HUGE!
> iPREnZ said on
11-20-2009 at
15:17:
Yeah.... just wait til the resources starts to run out and the worlds nations starts to move their greedy eyes towards the northpole (and somewhat less towards the southpole).
> tets36 said on
11-17-2009 at
07:53:
whoo ya lets do something!! something...
> intrepeco said on
11-08-2009 at
20:01:
if the campaigners of islam showed a considerable restrain from greed to power and treated their people with humanity in their own countries; then probably it would help other people in the world look at islam as a solution. but if SAUDIs themselves dont think that way and they have to work with US just to stay in power then it shows Islam doesnt appeal to them. how can people believe in sometging the SAUDIs dont believe in? islam doesnt fix anything but the will of people can.
> Freethinker9110 said on
09-27-2009 at
18:26:
Yeah, my worst fear is that the world will fight over oil. Not like it is now, but even worse. When we get to the last drops of oil, what will happen? I really hope by that time there is another energy resource. I hope anyone who goes into engineering out there and can hope to deal with these problems thinks to make a change themselves and unifies others with them to work and independently find better ways to deal with energy. These corporations wont help us.
> loafybrown said on
09-22-2009 at
14:00:
i think that the powers that be are using oil as a front for a more underlying agenda. perhaps a more spiritual religious one to bring about the NWO.
> CallUmHowISeeUm said on
09-10-2009 at
08:27:
AND YET PEOPLE SEE ISLAM AS THE ENEMY, NOT KNOWING THAT ISLAM WOULD ACTUALLY LIBERATE THEM FROM THIER *OWN* GOVERNMENT'S CORRUPTION. MAKES YOU LOOK AT THOSE "TERRORISTS" IN THE MIDDLE EAST WHO ARE FIGHTING AGAINST WESTERN GOVS A LITTLE DIFFERENT DOESN'T IT? I support those who terrorize the terrorist(s).
> almail1980 said on
09-09-2009 at
06:09:
If you noticed 61468 views is only 4th of the Part 1 viewers. Which mean that only about a quater of the people actually interested enough to watch 2nd part. Why? They would rather watch soap operas and The Real Housewifes. This is how it works - people in US live a pretty good life, plus they all brainwashed about living in the best country in the world, plus they simply don't care who and at who's expense provided them with this lifestyle.
> foilseal said on
09-02-2009 at
10:44:
There's probably a lot of truth in Perkin's story. There's also the possibility that his book/tour might be part of a psychological operation to put a friendly, likeable face on deeply rooted criminality by the "system" (business/banking/political/intelligence/military). What Perkins admits is tantamount to fraud, conspiracy, coersion, and much more. If his story were true, he'd be subject to indictment under RICO. I think he's either playing us for fools or we need to help make this a better..
> ProsperityGlobal said on
08-26-2009 at
19:02:
He is a Left-Wing Jeremy Clarkson! :)
> svdrums said on
08-25-2009 at
06:20:
It amazes me how people rail against someone who's just laying out there .. this has been going on too long in this country and its got an awful price to pay for its complacency of it people.
> andjeydm said on
08-23-2009 at
09:13:
I don't believe every word this guy says, because I'd have to see some hard evidence, but it's a heck of a lot better than what you'll get on Sux News, Hannity, O'Reilly, Limbaugh and all these white trash scumbags who are nothing more than a bunch of corporate cocksuckers. I hope most people will start using more critical thinking and seek to be more informed or else God help us!!!
> jiga20001 said on
08-21-2009 at
19:02:
61,468 views!!!!!Why are people not sharing these videos with everyone they know??????
> Danster82 said on
08-21-2009 at
17:02:
Thats amazing thinking where not only do you say we need to abolish the banking system but instead we keep it and use it to send out wealth rather than suck in
> Thoreos said on
08-18-2009 at
18:06:
what else would have too say though? why would they let him say this?
> DarkMonkArt said on
08-12-2009 at
04:26:
Thank You.
> TWISTbeats said on
08-10-2009 at
19:04:
"the empire we have" ??? it isn't an "american empire" they just stuck that badge on it. it's NWO and has no national allegiance.
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