A sermon by dr. Scott Johnson
Timing is everything. On September 29, the United States stock market crashed, falling 777 points. Just in time for the fallout, a worldwide financial collapse, the movie Zeitgeist Addendum was released. The film, right on cue, explains the obvious, how a flawed financial system failed, and how it exploited the hard work, savings and investments of many of those that lost their money to this system. It simultaneously heaps blame on free markets and religion, while calling for a global shift in consciousness. This new paradigm is of course an old paradigm. It's an open call for socialism. One need look no further than Karl Marx to see the parallels between Zeitgeist Addendum & Socialism. Most of those that have been actively observing the global elite have likewise understand that a pre-planned financial crash has been in the works for some time. Nickolas Sarozky (president of the EU) says he wants a new global economic system to rise out of the ashes of this crash (like the occultic Phoenix) which, in his own words is expressed as a 'new world' order.
Zeitgeist Addendum seems to further the cause for this New World Order, neo-socialist paradigm. It's no coincidence that just as the New World Order beings implementing marxist thought in so called free countries, Zeitgeist Addendum shows up to incite the masses in a global call for marxism. If one should prefer to save 2 hours and skip watching Zeitgeist Addendum, its proposals are clearly spelled out in a relatively unknown book entitled 'The Externalization of the Hierarchy' written by Alice Bailey. Actually Bailey claimed to have channeled an 'Ascended Master' known as Djwhal Khul who penned the book through her.
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sorry man but what you are doing is clearly desinformation ... so plz stop it ...it's already annoying enough to hear such incoherent links of blind believers in crap everywhere
Instead of listening to what they have to say before making a statement so dumb and poor in knowledge.
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