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They Want Your Soul
It's really hard to describe this video with words. It features assaulting visuals, with facts and combined information that you will find in no other documentary, laid over an music score that you wont soon forget.
Submitted by spock on Jun 19 8:22AM
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milk on Jun 19, 2006 10:00 AM
FYI, the track is '<a href="http://www.discogs.com/release/197654">We Want Your Soul</a>' by Adam Freeland.
ryanahagen on Jun 19, 2006 01:25 PM
This video reports many inaccuracies and omits many key facts, for starters.
stopbigbrother on Jun 20, 2006 07:22 AM
Hey ryanahagen, wake up! If you get microchipped, you'll be the one crying - why didn't I listen. The govt enslaves us with taxation which isn't necessary - search google video
leakyskull on Jun 21, 2006 05:30 PM
leakyskull on Jun 21, 2006 05:34 PM
there is valuable food for thought in this video, but why does it have to be masked with so much eye candy? now is a time for clarity. be clear.
GoldenApple on Jun 21, 2006 05:44 PM
This video is a simplified (dumbed-down) version of a film made by Guy Debord. This video makes it sound like all current problems are the result of an elitist conspiracy, whereas Debord's film presents much more complex ideas. It was based on Debord's book "The Society of Spectacle." Debord was part of a movement/artistic group/philosophical idea called Situationism and you'll find all the rhetoric (people are sheep, reality as you know it is an illusion, etc.) in the writings of the Situationists. Seriously, it's worth checking out. If you care about the idea of truth, you shouldn't act as if you're the first person who ever thought about it.