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| ACTORS: | Phenomenon-Lost Archives, Dean Stockwell |
| CATEGORY: | DVD |
| THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE: | 1999 |
| MANUFACTURER: | Image Entertainment |
| MPAA RATING: | NR (Not Rated) |
| FEATURES: | Color |
| TYPE: | Documentary |
| MEDIA: | DVD |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 014381057423 |
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Get this now!!! Succinctly tells you what's going on, tells you what the media refuses to tell you either by ignorance, bias, or deceit; and it does it less than an hour. That's pretty good shootin' in my book.
The oldest conspiracy in the world, in progress right now...
The US Federal Reserve system is a privately owned organization and is no more federal than Federal Express. Owned by European bankers and financiers, the Federal Reserve is unaudited and untaxed, making uncountable trillions of US dollars since it's illegal inception about 100 years ago. By the very nature of this system which lends principle but demands both principle and interest in return, the debt game is rigged so that banks will continually be owed more and the government will continue to be more in debt. Are the international bankers interested in owning America? No, don't think so small. The end-game is nothing less than World government set up as one-world socialism with two classes (as usual): 1) You, equal with your other serf collegues and 2) The elite ruling class that redistribute your wealth-generating power to themsleves.
Welcome to the oldest conspiracy in the world. Documented. Unreported in any mainstream outlet.
very cool
I really like this whole series. It seems to be pretty factual in the footage and interviews. Dean Stockwell is pretty good as the host, and the subject matter is great. If you like having TLC, History Channel, or Discover on in the background while doing computer work or whatever, this is the series for you. I've seen some cheesy paranormal/conspiracy video's and this doesn't really rank among them. It's a higher grade of revisionist documentary show than normal (the music is actually great for some reason too).