This is our world and our streets

This global agenda of the NWO has to end now.

They create fear, war bankruptcy and famine. They kill women and children and everyone reacts like it is nothing.

They divide us by planting phrases like "those people just want something for nothing" or "this is socialism" while bailing out the banks and corrupt corporations.

We let them get away with it and my fellow Americans let it happen more than anyone else. We dont have any dignity or bravery left, we sell out human rights just to survive our lifestyle. We stay silent while children are brutally murdered by military machines.

They foreclose our friends and neighbors homes over an Adjustable Interest rate.

The WTO decides our fate and we let them. The multinational corporations shop the globe for the cheapest most inhumane labor and we let them.

This new world war has been going for some time. It is not nation against nation. It is you and I against the people that want to suppress us, kill the economy so your children will work in a sweat shop to survive. It is about a man in South Korea that lost everything and set himself on fire in front of the factory that stripped him the ability to care for his family.

The following documentary is a must watch. It is very well done and the message is clear. Warning this documentary contains some shocking footage. It may not be suitable for all viewers.

Google Video Link

The Fourth World War

[edit on 3-3-2009 by LoneGunMan]

All I gotta say is, if ever there was a video to put you into your place, this is it.

By the way, the guys being interviewed, I couldn't help but wish the non-English-speaking ones were subtitled.

This video makes me feel helpless.

reply to post by LostNemesis


funded by the rockerfeller foundation...watch the credits right at the end..

what the hell could that mean?

financed by the rockerfeller foundation.

Without getting rid of projections and mastering one's true self, which is the active principle, people will just sit passively and disconnected and project their misery onto their own eyelids.



[edit on 3-3-2009 by DangerDeath]

Originally posted by LostNemesis
By the way, the guys being interviewed, I couldn't help but wish the non-English-speaking ones were subtitled.

This video makes me feel helpless.

You may have missed the point if it made you feel helpless.

A quote from the film.

We were born into the struggle and have defeated other empires before this one. We did not defeat aparthied through elections or decisive military engagement. We defeated aparthied and we will stop this war by making it unworkable on the ground in thousands of collective acts of rebellion and disobedience.

This is how we stop them. We make it unworkable for them...we do not go quietly into the night we make sacrifice now for a better future. Even the fact that the non-English is not translated was on purpose. We did not lose any communication in this they communicated quite well in voice tone and in their eyes. Everything that needed to be communicated by words was not left out.

We stop playing the game they want us to play and we win. We are winning.

Everyone reading watch this film...twice if you have too.

More from the film.

This is OUR world and these streets belong to us.

We walked and these moments changed us. We saw the buildings burning and the pain in our neighbors eyes, we rushed bayonets in the mountain and lines of police in the city and we were touched by too much death. We loved and we felt alive. We heard our echo in other voices we watched the moon rise over the barricades. We were wounded by the courage of small children. This is not the whole story or the only story it is an introduction to the people who we share this planet. A much greater story will be told, the one WE write together...

We are not different nations or different people...we are The People and we will unite. We are one.

From the film makers website.

We are not filmmakers producing and distributing our work. We are rebels, crystallizating radical community and weaving a network of skin and images, of dreams and bone, of solidarity and connection against the isolation, alienation and cynicism of capitalist decomposition.

[edit on 3-3-2009 by LoneGunMan]