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Reviews of movies and books.
All governments are subordinate to a globally dominant cabal. Would anyone really want super heroes subordinate to one of these governments?
The 9/11 conspiracy book, The Big Bamboozle, is itself a big bamboozle … or is it?
The first movie was good and was realistic, but Jack Reacher 2 is over-the-top PC Extreme.
They took Star Trek: The Next Generation, made it five times more PC, and five times less entertaining.
This movie is further evidence that the globalist elite are preparing us for Their Coming Peaceful Alien Hoax.
Movies Atlas Shrugged – The last two noble captains of industry fall in love and try to save the world while their ungrateful friends, family, and government heap insult and injury upon them. Equilibrium – In a dystopian future that prides itself on peace through mandatory injections everyday to suppress all human emotion, the top […]
In order to understand what kind of society works and what kind does not, let’s analyze the Zeitgeist trilogy because they cover a lot of the subjects and fallacies I have encountered in the last few years. Perhaps they are the source of such fallacies. The Zeitgeist trilogy is very good as explaining conspiracies, such […]
This movie powerfully illustrates what I call the Soul of Humanity vs. the Soul of Animals. Whichever one triumphs will determine the survival of all life on earth, and yet, this conflict mostly plays out between an individual man (Tom Cruise) and the wife assigned to him. Ignore the critics, they lack the maturity to […]
Atlantis is a story similar to Atlas Shrugged because in each, a visionary man builds a society that is quietly attracting all of the world’s most talented and most ethical people while the rest of the world crumbles from the burden of government (from every man trying to live at the expense of others). More […]
When you start watching Matt Damon in a movie about a global pandemic, like “Contagion”, you just KNOW he is going to save the world. Instead, he is just a boring and obedient citizen who accepts his helplessness, and who understands that the uber competent good guys, a.k.a. the federal bureaucracy, have his back. He […]