For fans of Obama and "Democracy"!!!

[Hardwork108]

Very interesting documentary.

http://www.jbs.org/news-center/birchtube/583-Fall+of+the+Republic+HQ+full+length+version?userid =11206

Please do not discuss this if you haven't bothered to watch the whole documentary. It just wouldn't be the intelligent thing to do!!!

[BoulderDawg]

Link didn't work for me. Anyway if it's a long documentary I don't have time to watch it.

[dimethylsea]

Very interesting documentary.

http://www.jbs.org/news-center/birchtube/583-Fall+of+the+Republic+HQ+full+length+version?userid =11206

Please do not discuss this if you haven't bothered to watch the whole documentary. It just wouldn't be the intelligent thing to do!!!


Risking 2.5 hours of my time on a potential right-wing polemic wouldn't be too intelligent either.

I'll pass.. and you can keep your 2.5 hour "don't discuss unless you've "bothered" to waste a quarter shift on this" documentary.

KTHXBYE!

[Hardwork108]

Risking 2.5 hours of my time on a potential right-wing polemic wouldn't be too intelligent either.

I'll pass.. and you can keep your 2.5 hour "don't discuss unless you've "bothered" to waste a quarter shift on this" documentary.

KTHXBYE!

Actually, it is not about any right wing propaganda. The right and the left get a kick up their butts. It is a documentary well worth watching and I really hope that you will find the time.

And of course you don't have to watch the whole thing at one go.:)

[Hardwork108]

Link didn't work for me. Anyway if it's a long documentary I don't have time to watch it.

Check out the main youtube site and there you can watch it in parts. IMHO, it is well worth it.:)

[Hardwork108]

So as to make things clear. This documentary is not about Democrats or Republicans. It is about what is happening to the US and by extension the world.

The subject matters include the Obama's "promises"; Democratic election system itself; the economic crisis; the Global Warming scam; "Terrorism" and others...

It is a thought provoking documentary for those who are able to think.

http://www.jbs.org/news-center/birchtube/583-Fall+of+the+Republic+HQ+full+length+version?userid =11206

[IronWeasel]

Risking 2.5 hours of my time on a potential right-wing polemic wouldn't be too intelligent either.

I'll pass.. and you can keep your 2.5 hour "don't discuss unless you've "bothered" to waste a quarter shift on this" documentary.

KTHXBYE!




Yeah...i'm gonna have to disagree with Hardwork108 also.

Everything in that documentary goes against everything that I believe in as a patriotic American!

I'll have more to say when finally watch it.

[Hardwork108]

Yeah...i'm gonna have to disagree with Hardwork108 also.

Everything in that documentary goes against everything that I believe in as a patriotic American!

I'll have more to say when finally watch it.

I hope that you get to watch it as I believe that as a patriotic American you will find the contents more relevant than perhaps a none American would. I also believe that the maker of the documentary would describe himself as a patriot as well.

Having said that, I believe that the subject matter of the documentary is very serious and concerns us all.

The documentary covers more than one area of US and world politics. That is why I stated that it would be better to watch the whole thing before discussing it.

Personally, I could not stop watching, once the documentary started.


HW108

[David Jamieson]

here's an interesting and short article. one page only.
it's food for thought...really. :)

http://blog.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2009/12/29/food_for_thought





Food for thought...
Posted By Annie Lowrey Tuesday, December 29, 2009 - 5:35 PM Share

On this day in 1999...

Lou Dobbs was a respected, middle-of-the-road journalist.

The prospect of achieving Middle East peace seemed imminent.

Beltway pundits believed Al Gore and George W. Bush were centrists who would govern similarly.

You could meet your loved ones at their arrival gate.

There were more than 2 million Christians living in Iraq.

Osama bin Laden was living with his family in a compound in Kandahar.

China's GDP was $1.4 trillion, half of Germany's.

Israel still had troops in Lebanon.

Nobody had ever heard of Somali pirates.

Something called Inktomi was the world's largest search engine.

Everybody was clamoring for the new file-sharing program Napster.

We worried Y2K would bring the global banking infrastructure to its knees.

Illinois State Senator Barack Obama campaigned for a spot in the House of Representatives.

First Lady Hillary Clinton campaigned for a spot in the Senate.

Wasilla, Alaska, Mayor Sarah Palin considered running for state-wide office.

India had fewer than a billion citizens.

Strongman Slobodan Milosevic still ruled in Yugoslavia.

The human genome had not yet been mapped.

The Concorde flew between Paris and New York.

Alan Greenspan was widely heralded as the world's greatest financial thinker.

Boris Yeltsin was preparing to step down and make way for the young pragmatist Vladimir Putin.

The Dow Jones closed at 11,484. (Today, it's at 10,545.)

The United States had a record federal budget surplus.

[Hardwork108]

here's an interesting and short article. one page only.
it's food for thought...really. :)

http://blog.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2009/12/29/food_for_thought

Once you see the documentary, "The Fall of the Republic" - the subject matter of this thread, then you will have a pretty good idea what life will be like ten years from now if the US and the world population don't wake up!!!!

http://blog.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2009/12/29/food_for_thought