The director, his wife, and daughter, were all found dead in what was described as a murder/suicide, during the making of the film. https://archive.is/olbEO .

everyone's so obsessed with these secret societies of bankers or religious leaders or what have you taking over the world

Me, I'm just wondering when the robots are going to take over and sort all this bullshit out

This is exactly why this part of Donald Trump's foreign policy speech gave me chills, and I shouted "HOLY SHIT" then immediately feared for Trump's life.

One comment says "Probably the most important speech given in the past 50 years" and I absolutely agree. I hope to Christ he knows how much danger he's put himself in.

(Full speech here. Worth the watch.)

And they all spit at conspiracists calling them nuts when the truth is in plain sight.

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I just don't think the most powerful group on Earth, whoever you think that is, is as powerful as you imagine.>

then how did they get to be so powerful if they're not as powerful as we'd imagine?

you really think humanity is ready for peace?

the oligarchs, are under the....

oh wait, i typed that above.

a pre-voat goat upvoat?

i'm stoked!

hopefully we'll see more of ya!

Gonna disagree with you. I'm white. We've come the closest. But it's still a long way off.

If we discover some sort of alien government, maybe. Until then you might be right.

Depends on the use of the world theory. In the proper usage, a theory is a trend that has been tested, with no exceptions found for the rule.

In common language, you're right though. This goes beyond a hunch and some gut feelings.

Yeah, A Muslim Government.

In 1984 there where the 3 nations that controlled everything. They rotated, one fighting the next, while the third rested. These wars were always fought over a small 4th groups resources, and never on the soil of the 3 states. There was an unspoken understanding that perpetual war was the only way to control to populous through fear, while simulating economies and providing jobs. Orwell saw our modern system back in 1948 when he finished his novel, many years before perpetual war was the norm.

I feel that a shadow government need not be in power, in this scenario. Its a case where game theory has civilization stuck in a recursive loop. In other words, a nation's best choice for preservation and success now happens to also perpetuate the problem that landed them there in the first place. To break the cycle, one of the major players would have to take a fall. And nobody wants to fall. Self preservation betrays us.

There is (imo) a group of people that set the pieces up to funnel world policy into the loop we now see. These people might only have moderate power, but in the right places, that's all that is needed. They are the ones that stand to gain from this loop. They are bankers, industrialists, investors, and idealists. Many of these people might not even know they are of the cabal.

Considering the above, a true single nation would be neither possible nor profitable. The cabal is only as powerful as it needs to be, to make money and reinforce power. It would however, be an ideological one world government. A single government united by goals, rather than laws.

Much like in the Middle Ages the power structures compete with each other but not from thrones and castles or in public spectacles. The real power now jockeys behind the curtain of political theater.

Hah, a similar thing happened to me once. I got caught in a rip tide whilst swimming with my grandad. I was about twelve at the time, and we got washed out past the breakers. The beach we were swimming at, was surrounded by rocks. The current was taking us out to sea, but luckily I was with my grandad. He was an ex deep sea diver, spent his whole life salvaging ships. We swam for twenty minutes straight to get back in, got cut to ribbons on the rocks.

It is inevitable.

The closest thing to real history of the world may be tragedy and hope by quigley.

If you listen to what russo says the rockerfellar told microchipped population was due turn of the century so perhaps things don't always go to plan. Gen wesley clark was a bit off with his forcast of interventions in middle east and africa but generally on the right track.

What is wrong with a one world government?

We are still "tin foil hat crazies" no matter who owns up to these secret truths we discover.

Tis true, swimming against the tide seldom gets you anywhere

the amount of times i've told this to sheeple.

their eyes gloss over and roll back in their head,

they are dead from exposure to only a few rads of truth.