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hey Zeitgeisters, if you haven\'t already seen this, you should.

http://www.loosechange911.com/

here\'s a link to the movie courtesy google.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7866929448192753501&q=loose+change+recut

I was wondering where i would find this! I\'ll be watching it today!


Love the stuff you dig up!!  
THANK YOU!! Nuff!

Big HUGZ!  

I strongly suggest you give both sides a chance.  Ask yourself what is more likely -- a huge conspiracy where hundred if not thousands of American officials willfully plotted the destruction of that horrific day.  Or a terrorist attack in which many Americans willfully, or if not purposely then out of stupidity ignored the warning signs.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9/11_conspiracy_theories
http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/military_law/1227842.html
There is also a very good documentary on The Discover Channel currently running with very good information on this.

cool!  thank you!

if you have a link to info on that discovery channel series let us know.  some people don\'t have cable or watch tv at all, so that could be helpful.

QuoteI strongly suggest you give both side a chance.  Ask yourself what is more likely -- a huge conspiracy where hundred if not thousands of American officials willfully plotted the destruction of that horrific day.  Or a terrorist attack in which many Americans willfully, or if not purposely then out of stupidity ignored the warning signs.

what did you think of Zeitgeist ??


thanks again!!

Sorry, The History Channel -- Tuesday, August 21 01:00 AM Central, Saturday, August 25 08:00 PM Central, Sunday, August 26 12:00 AM Central.
http://www.history.com/shows.do?action=detail&episodeId=240087

Zeitgeist -- I didn't get to watch it - slow down load and a ADHD four-year-old...  I suspect it will just depress me!  What exactly is it about?

Buswolley  
Thank you very much for the Discovery link information!

If you\'d like a copy of the zeitgiest movie i\'ll be happy to mail you one   Please send me a PM if you are interested  ...that offer is open to all as well!
There is a discussion about zeitgeist in the Buckethead Tour section  
Zeitgeist is a three part movie...40 min each.
 I found each part to be very very interesting...a definatley a must see if you\'ve seen loose change.
The best way I can explain it is:
Part 1 : Very interesting take on the origin of religion.

Part 2: Talks about 911...but it is not a repeat of loose change...i\'d say they compliment each other.

Part 3: Very informative, speaks about money power and greed...the goings on of the Federal Reserve throughout our history, today and possibilities of the future. VERY interesting...i learned quite allot.

All in all zeitgeist..and loose change...
The facts/thoughts and  information which are brought to life, certainly opens the mind to breathe.  My feeling is, it is good that we take the time to view all sources, think and discuss. The mainstream media hmmm...a monopoly...a smoke screen ? or not?  
We all have a noggin...  

Big Hugz!  


The following is directly from the website  

"Thank you for your interest in Zeitgeist.
Zeitgeist was created as a not for profit expression to inspire people to start looking at the world from a more critical perspective and to understand that very often things are not what the population at large think they are. The information in Zeitgeist was established over a year long period of research and the current Source page on this site lists the sources used / referenced. Soon, an interactive transcript will be online with detailed footnotes and links.
It\'s important to point out that there is a tendency to simply disbelieve things that are counter to our understanding, without the necessary research performed. For example, some information contained in Part 1 and Part 3, specifically, is not obtained by simple keyword searches on the Internet. You have to dig deeper. For instance, very often people who look up "Horus" or "The Federal Reserve" on the Internet draw their conclusions from very general or biased sources. Online encyclopedias or text book Encyclopedias often do not contain the information contained in Zeitgeist. However, if one takes the time to read the sources provided, they will find that what is being presented is based on documented evidence. Any corrections, clarifications & further points regarding the film are found on the Clarifications page.

That being said, it is my hope that people will not take what is said in the film as the truth, but find out for themselves, for truth is not told, it is realized. Thank you"

actually watched Loose Change a while before Zeitgeist. Love it and would recommend it to anyone.

I think you guys would be interested in this other conspiracy theory.

QuoteI think you guys would be interested in this other conspiracy theory.

  That was hilarious, thanks!

QuoteI think you guys would be interested in this other conspiracy theory.

Bring back pykrete...

http://www.cabinetmagazine.org/issues/7/floatingisland.php

Pykrete is a super-ice, strengthened tremendously by mixing in wood pulp as it freezes.

Pykrete is the namesake of Geoffrey Pyke, who the Times of London once declared "one of the most original if unrecognized figures of the present century."

 Pyke set up shop in a refrigerated meat locker in a Smithfield Market butcher\'s basement; his "shop assistants" were disguised British commandos. Their work was carried on behind a protective screen of massive frozen animal carcasses. When Mountbatten came to visit the operation, it was so hush-hush that Lord Louis had to disguise himself as, of all things, a civilian.

It looked like an ordinary boathouse, tucked in on the shore of Patricia Lake, just outside Jasper, Alberta. But it was not a house at all -- it was the boat, with a tin roof stuck on top to make the bizarre craft look like a boathouse.


The prototype Habbakuk was 60 feet long and 30 feet wide, weighing in at 1,000 tons, and was kept frozen by a one-horsepower motor. The boat would not move very quickly, and the enemy would hardly fail to see it coming, but this hardly mattered. "Surprise," Pyke theorized in his first Habbakuk memo, "can be obtained from permanence as well as suddenness." The immense hull was just as strong as Pyke had predicted, but Mountbatten eschewed the scientist\'s reports for a more direct testing method: hauling out a shotgun and trying to blow a hole into their precious prototype\'s side. He failed.

Meanwhile, the butcher\'s backroom had produced enough samples for Mountbatten and Churchill to take their pykrete show on the road.

In the end, the Habbakuk was never built anyway. Land-based aircraft were attaining longer ranges, U-boats were being hunted down faster than they could be built, and the US was gaining numerous island footholds in the Pacific -- all contributing to a reduced need for a vast, floating airfield. And deep within the newly built Pentagon was the knowledge that America already had a secret weapon in development to be used against Japan -- an end to the war that would be brought about not by ice but by fire.

hehe.. I only just read about pykrete a few weeks ago... interesting stuff.