Historical Religious Video

[arensky]

About a year ago someone posted a link to an hour long youtube video that pointed out the similarities between all the early religions and myths, making the point that it was all the same story. Does anyone recall this or know about it? I can't remember the title and am wanting to watch it again.

[lisztisforkids]

I posted this a whileback... https://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-594683847743189197

 

[arensky]

Ok, it was Zeitgeist. Thanks.

Here we go...

[thalbergmad]

I am not saying anything, but if that obnoxious woman infests, i will counter.

Thal

[arensky]

I am not saying anything,

Uh, you just did...


Well after watching that I am the Manchurian Candidate, my "brain has not only been washed it has been dry cleaned!" 

I wanted to see the religious stuff about Horus/Jesus etc. and found it very interesting, now I will look for a reputable source. The rest about 9/11 and international bankers is old news, though perhaps more relevant than ever. The whole thing has a high school class project to it that doesn't give it much credibility.

Hey where's my North American Union ID card? They said I'd have it in May 2008!  I wanna go to Puerto Vallarta and spend some ameros! 

[pianowolfi]

I have watched this video, perhaps not entirely concentrated, but alas I think I got the message. It's quite suggestive and biased, imho, all the "facts" they present could be interpreted pro or contra. And I am notoriously sceptical of conspiracy theories.
After all: an unscientific populist botch

[michel dvorsky]

From personal experience, I find that those who buy into conspiracy theories tend to be some combination of ignorant, disturbed, or unsavory.

[mrba1979]

From personal experience, I find that those who buy into conspiracy theories tend to be some combination of ignorant, disturbed, or unsavory.

Maybe you are just saying that to keep us ignorant of your secret societies, disturbed, and unsavory agenda.