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Lynda
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BuelahMan’s Redstate Revolt TV
9/11: A Conspiracy Theory
Core of Corruption
Improbable Collapse – The Demolition of the American Republic
“Improbable Collapse: The Demolition of Our Republic” is the first film to look at the events of September 11, 2001 from a scientific perspective.
On September 11, 2001 the World Trade Center Twin Towers disintegrated in a manner that scientists say resembled deliberately calculated implosions. The facts open for discussion include: at 5:20 p.m. that same day another building, the 47 story WTC 7, completely collapsed within 70 feet of its footprint in 6.6 seconds. These three buildings became the first such structures to ever suffer complete collapse due to fire and damage.
The film examines one of the world’s worst civil engineering catastrophes, using photographs, video footage as well as expert scientific testimony. The film thoroughly examines the official reports, offering varied criticisms of the official findings, while raising a more plausible hypothesis. The findings from these scientific experts have been quietly ignored by both government investigations and the mainstream media.
This documentary effectively shatters gun control myths and fallacies. Owning a firearm is not a privilege – it’s a basic right. In fact, it’s the basic right to protect yourself and your loved ones.Throughout History, there has been a disturbing pattern: sooner or later (often sooner than later), disarmed populations become the hapless victims of tyrannical governments and criminals.
The right to own a weapon is one that is usually conquered in the aftermath of centuries of suffering and genocide.
Today, we tend to forget that. Yet, the last 100 odd years were undoubtedly the most brutal of all, in what concerns organized violence against deliberately disarmed populations.
This is what Innocents Betrayed documents. How innocents are constantly betrayed — and brutalized – by gun control.
911 False Flag Page
Evidence of Revision Page
- Click To View Movie
Evidence of Revision is a 5-DVD, 8 hour long documentary series whose purpose is to present the publicly unavailable and even suppressed historical audio, video, and film recordings largely unseen by the American public relating to the assassination of the Kennedy brothers, the little known classified “Black Ops” actually used to intentionally create the massive war in Viet Nam, the CIA “mind control” programs and their involvement in the RFK assassination and the Jonestown massacre and other important truths of our post-modern time.
The U.S. Government’s Orwellian “Office of Public Diplomacy” has been in existence in various forms and under various names since World War ONE. The union of American governance and American corporate interests began in Abraham Lincoln’s day and the massaging of “public truth” began even before the Roman Empire.
The more you know about “real history” versus “official history”, the better equipped you are to see behind the lies of our times, even as they are told to you. Some of us knew what was really happening even before the second plane hit the tower. (Excerpt from wingtv.net)
Click to view movie page
Fall of The Republic Page
Hijacking Humanity Movie Page
The Money Masters – How International Bankers Gained Control of America
more about “The Money Masters – How International…“, posted with vodpod
Loose Change Page
War On Drugs: The Prison Industrial Complex
(The first couple of minutes is Dutch, but English afterwards.)
The Corporation
more about “The Corporation“, posted with vodpod
Collapse! (Must see)
80% on the Tomatometer
Roger Ebert -I have no way of assuring you that the bleak version of the future outlined by Michael Ruppert in Chris Smith’s “Collapse” is accurate. I can only tell you I have a pretty good built-in B.S. detector, and its needle never bounced off zero while I watched this film. There is controversy over Ruppert, and he has many critics. But one simple fact at the center of his argument is obviously true, and it terrifies me.
Lynda said
I finally got around to ‘listening’ to you. Mighty impressive there Bman. I agreed across the board. AND, I love the prints and paintings in the background. lol really.
BuelahMan said
So you like a redneck rant, huh?
My daughter loves to draw for Daddy. I keep most of them right under the Constitution, for they are the only real thing left on that board any more.
Thanks, Darlin’.
Mike Templar said
Hello.
It’s not about Republicans and Democrats. You’re sort of right about your big money
rants, but you’re failing to see the real ‘big money’ behind all of them.
Dennis K. was OK but remember, when he dropped out he endorsed Ron Paul.
You need to watch this and figure out who the real ‘big money’ people are:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-515319560256183936
This is a great foundation. From here, you can branch out and start listening
to Peter Schiff and others. Don’t be fooled into thinking politicians
of either party are looking out for you.
BuelahMan said
Hi Mike,
You must not read here much. You are preaching to the choir.
Ron Paul is the lone Republican that I respect. There are but about three Dems I respect.
I feature Peter Schiff and others like him here all the time. I’ll check out that particular video. Thanks,
B’Man
Dr Duhgylie said
Nice very nice stuff checked out couple of vids and I agree with you. Some on the health insurance were hitting home with me. I don’t have health insurance. It costs a fortune to have and I have to chose between eating or paying for insurance, I have to eat. I don’t go to the Dr. when I should
nor do I get check-ups regularly (Although I have one upcoming). I guess I am rolling the dice with what money I am fortunate to have. Do I submit to social Medicine? People making yearly incomes of less than 40,000 a year can’t afford to pay for insurance and have a family. People on welfare get better medical care than people like me. If I can afford health care, which would be for a family of four, I don’t qualify for assistance .I can’t eat.
BuelahMan said
“Social medicine.”
The thing is that over 50% of people are covered already by “social medicine”. For most, it works great (not saying there are no problems). There is a big percentage that have personal health insurance and then many in between (limbo). Around 50,000 people die every year because they don’t have health insurance (I am lucky right now with my job, but it cost me my business).
If this country would implement an improved “Medicare-for-all” where money is taken in a bit higher tax, the money saved from premiums, out-of-pocket and the usual other BS the vampires (health insurance companies) create to make more profits all-the-while providing less service, we would save BIG TIME overall and have better care. Data from the WHO, the UN and many other sources bear this out. (I ain’t just making stuff up)
We are number 37, but pay more (almost twice as much and more) than all the rest of the industrialized nations.
But there are so many people brainwashed into believing the BS that I am not sure if the sane, best solution will ever be pursued. Something like HR676 (read the bill).
Thanks for coming to see me, buddy. Look around. You know me. You know I ain’t full of shit. You know I have no reason to spout shit if I don’t believe it with all my heart AND you know me to be truthful (at least I hope you do).
On top of that, I need you to help me reach all our friends and relatives, before it is too late. The persona I have at this site is not the way to pursue them (I know), but when we are face to face, you know that we can communicate to people.
G said
“How Do The Candidates Reconcile America‘s Actions With Christ’s Teachings?”
– been asking the same question for years. I kind of imagine a future where Sarah Palin becomes the theocratic ruler of America and excises that troublesome ‘camel through the eye of the needle’ quote from the Bible altogether… ‘I think what Jesus MEANT to say is, “greed is good.”‘
BuelahMan said
LOL
What baffles me more than anything is the wholesale acceptance by American “Christians” of what the idiot monsters who claim to be The Christ’s tell them, when that shit is 100% against what Jesus taught. How can you read that Book and understand the very essence of the religion when what is being told to you by today’s teachers is opposite of what is written? I just can’t understand the willing deception.
G said
There’s always a price to be paid – unforseen consequences. It could bring down America; may already be doing so.
I think that Christianity is a mixed bag of the good and the crazy, but it runs deep and gives a nation a transcendental purpose, which is very powerful. American policy has degraded and diminished Christianity; coming from someone like Palin it is obviously idiotic and hollow. She’s a kind of affront to Christianity and degrades it merely by being raised high by Christians, even before she opens her stupid mouth.
So the soul of America is already paper thin, and the great American destiny-narrative is just fragments. People still cling stubbornly to the fragments, yeah, cos they haven’t much else (or at least that’s what they think), but don’t let that fool you into thinking that faith is alive and well. It’s lost its intelligence and subtlety; it’s lost its moral compass; it’s paper-thin and self-destructive. Desperate vehemence alone can’t give it real power.
You know what happens when the heart of the hydra dies. Loss of purpose is a worse blow to a nation than losing any war, election or profit-margin.
A surge of good religious thinking and a healing of church institutions could have surprising effects on the political arena. Gandhi’s revolution was at least as religious/spiritual as it was political.
BuelahMan said
G,
Maybe I’m jaded and the ever-loving pessimist, but I cannot determine any actions thus far that would suggest that any of that needed self-evaluation and change will occur here. I believe that it is too far gone and lunacy now rules. I hope I’m wrong and any evidence to the contrary could give me some little bit of hope.
G said
It might come from unexpected quarters, like the atheist movement. Sam Harris is basically a spiritual person who is against religious myth and dogma.
Even if you disagree with him, you may see that there’s a kind of pressure on religion coming from him and his ilk, that will force religion’s immune-system to respond intelligently or die. Cos sufficient pressure sure isn’t being supplied from within.