Fall Of The Republic : New Video From Alex Jones Just Released !, page 4

Okay. I just finished watching his film. I liked it a lot. It was a great film. Anyhow, here are my thoughts on the film.

It wasn't all rhetoric. What I will point out is some of the flaws with his arguments... my major disagreement with him comes with how he says that he wants us to reclaim our government and our country... I think that these people are totally conscious of what they're doing. These people totally know what they're doing and if we take away the power from the central banks and give it to congress- what's to stop the same thing that's going on now to keep happening- what's to stop them from continuing our empire? What's to stop them from doing the things they already do... just that now they would have more control of it since they would even control the money supply? As you can tell I have somewhat more of a libertarian view regarding that issue...

But anyways I found his film to be quite enlightening. I really liked the points he made about how the public is passive. He said that when the public gets too passive totalitarian regimes can take place. That's kind of what's happening right now. People are being subdued with television... and what do you expect that's going to happen? That people will become radically much more brilliant? It's okay to watch some television per day... but people really have seemed to forgot how to reason with all the influx of television in their daily lives. It's like they've lost touch with reality.

But seriously, people spend so much of their time glued to the television and we really have lost that sense of community. We do need to get that sense of community back- not just for the reasons he said... but I think it's a lot better when we have our sense of belonging met with other people. We can't just sit on the internet all day or on the television all day. We have to be around other people too. We forget to do that often. By being more active and not watching television that much people's minds would be more active and they would be able to do more. They would find themselves feeling a lot better from before when they were addicted to television in the first place.

He talked about how we need to educate ourselves about what's going on with government and geopolitics. I couldn't agree more. However, geopolitics is really complicated and takes a long time to understand... so beginners wouldn't do too well with that. Geopolitics is incredibly complex... and it is really about the interaction between one nation and another. It's hard to get at first.

I liked his segments about global warming and about the economy. He is right on about the fed. I've just been getting pretty tired about them lately... as for global warming- his segment helped enlighten me to the fact that a lot of it is natural- however I believe that it doesn't dismiss the idea that pollution can cause global warming, and, man-made pollution can accelerate the process.

I think it was a great film. I disagree with his conclusions as to what we should do to make the country better. However, I respect his opinion and I think that he really outdid himself here. He did a much better job with this film than he did with the Obama Deception. The presentation was clear. It was crisp. I really liked it. It captured pretty much most of all the things that has gone on in the Obama administration so far- and reminding us of the stuff we were mad at Bush for before, and what they said they disliked (they being the Obama administration) and are now doing themselves. That was a great point about how Obama said he would not do signing statements and now he's starting to do it himself- or- how he's expanding the pentagon spying program to the internet now. I thin the film was really well done.

[edit on 23-10-2009 by Frankidealist35]

[edit on 23-10-2009 by Frankidealist35]