Ted K - wow, what a ride... :o

I did not expect to enjoy this movie as much as I did, and at the and, rally for Ted.

We've all heard what he did. Not good, but his sentiment was where we are NOW... Crazy...

If you have time and the means to, give this a go... Sharlto is always good, ever since district 9 - lets pretend the A-Team never happened - but damn, this man has chops...

Unaomber, from a point of view, not narrated by the desperate MSM not at the time, mainstream protagonists...



Yikes I spent an afternoon watching this, and it's still 5pm.. O.o

so what happened

originally posted by: musicismagic
so what happened

The butler did it.. In the cave, with a home made device.

You do know of the unabomber, yeah?

a reply to: musicismagic

That's me like, posting a video of 9/11 and someone asking "Oh what happened?"

Man I'm going nutz.... O.o

a reply to: jerich0

Did they show anything like he was mind controlled? Did he have any contact with others like his family? was the premise of the movie that his motive was only concern for our environment?
I'm asking for a friend.

a reply to: BelleEpoque

He started as a loner in the movie, spoke many times to his family, asking for money, farmed his land, and caught his own food, then saw industry encroaching on his perception of land, ruining his land, his crops, his food sources.. He confronted them, but they laughed in his face... then, well.. he blew up a post office, or two, and other things... it was his family who turned him in, reading his manifesto writing style.

Shows him in his past and how he came to be. narrative? perhaps.. but still, s great movie.

They arrested him, in the end... But that's not a spoiler, people already know..

a reply to: BelleEpoque

Also, no mind control. As I said, it emphasises what a lot of people would do, today. We're not mind controlled. We're just Sick Of It...

I thought there was proof of him in the MK Ultra program. He was at Harvard during the '___' trials ran by the CIA.
If that’s not in the film, I would take a longer look at the facts.


Edit: it auto edited my lycergic word.

a reply to: jerich0

Bundy was off his meds. This guy thought it was modern technology that was the oppressor. Did this fool not read history? Humans oppress people and this is why the COTUS is written to free ALL of mankind. It was written for justice for all. We were given the tools at the beginning and it has taken over 200 years but the Elite are about to wrestle our hard won freedoms away from a handful of people who have the balls to speak out when all of us need to stand with them firm and say NO MORE.

The clip was a good one for the movie. I think that might be a good job of reporting if it wasn't fiction at some level.


Blessings, and God speed our discernment skills so we can find the path to stop them legally.

originally posted by: TexasTruth
I thought there was proof of him in the MK Ultra program. He was at Harvard during the '___' trials ran by the CIA.
If that’s not in the film, I would take a longer look at the facts.


Edit: it auto edited my lycergic word.

Hmm. I do recall stories about him being possibly in MK Ultra and looking from Google search leads us to deflections that barely scrape at it. I am not surprised. And to label him "Crazy, but not insane" is insane IMO. Rationalizing murder and not thinking about actual self defense as he was attempting to claim is what insane people do.

originally posted by: jerich0
a reply to: BelleEpoque

He started as a loner in the movie, spoke many times to his family, asking for money, farmed his land, and caught his own food, then saw industry encroaching on his perception of land, ruining his land, his crops, his food sources.. He confronted them, but they laughed in his face... then, well.. he blew up a post office, or two, and other things... it was his family who turned him in, reading his manifesto writing style.

Shows him in his past and how he came to be. narrative? perhaps.. but still, s great movie.

They arrested him, in the end... But that's not a spoiler, people already know..

I like it, we are fed up (in a nonviolent kind of way, Overlords). It does look good. I look forward to seeing it. Thanks for the

a reply to: BelleEpoque

I felt compassion for the bloke.. but not what he did..

it's the telling of it.

And the actor, I am glad to see.. haha, no a pivotal thing, unless you're me..

Hope you find it as engaging as I did