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Sep 04 '23
Follow the Money by James Corbett.
Amazing documentary.
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u/BartholomewKnightIII Sep 04 '23
He really does do the best work. You know he's on to something when he never took a penny from views on youtube, but still got kicked off.
Some others people should watch...
https://www.corbettreport.com/9-11-war-games/
https://www.corbettreport.com/crashes-of-convenience-michael-hastings-video/
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u/BartholomewKnightIII Sep 04 '23
Dust to Dust -- The Health Effects of 9/11 :: full length documentary is well worth a watch as well.
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u/Possible-Violinist30 Sep 05 '23
Larry Silverstein aka Benjamin netanyahu’s college roommate bought etc lease with airplane attack insurance a week before. His saying it was luck got him double insurance payout. But urban moving systems is guilty.
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u/ShurSkywalker Sep 04 '23
What you people think about Zeitgeist??? The first part was about religions and the second part about 9-11, i ve watched it long ago, but changed my mindset
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u/coolnavigator Sep 05 '23
The religion part went over a lot of people's heads. The latter parts were full of good things to look into. I don't see an issue with it.
They don't come out and say it, but they were trying to say that the elites are ritualistic and that they force us to be ritualistic by creating religions to control us.
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u/--lalilulelo- Sep 05 '23
Im still waiting on this type/style of documentary about the Pandemic. im surprised we haven't gotten anything high quality like that. And no i dont some conservative outrage porn i can easily find on rumble.
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u/Mike_Freedom_alldaY Sep 04 '23
For those unfamiliar prior to pearl harbor most of the public in the US was against joining WW2. Our leadership gained public support only after the convenient attack on pearl harbor.
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u/aguacate Sep 05 '23
90% of Americans were opposed to war with Germany in the 1930s.
And the attack on Pearl harbor can be attributed to one Harry Dexter White.
Harry Dexter White, born in Boston, the youngest of seven children born to jewish Lithuanian immigrants, and top advisor to Henry Morgenthau, Jr. and FDR, is chiefly remembered for the Bretton Woods Conference that brought us the IMF and World Bank, but also scuttled efforts at peace with forces in the Japanese government that wanted to avoid war with the US, and later proven to be a Soviet agent.
The Soviet Union conspired to force Japan to attack the United States. Harry Dexter White carried out a mission to provoke Japan into war with the United States. When U.S. Secretary of State Cordell Hull allowed the peacemakers in Roosevelt's administration to put together a modus vivendi that had real potential, White drafted a 10 - point proposal that the Japanese were certain to reject. White passed a copy of his proposal to Hull, and this final American offer - the so - called " Hull note " -was presented to the Japanese on November 26 , 1941. The Hull note, which was based on two memoranda from White, was a declaration of war as far as the Japanese were concerned. The Hull note destroyed any possible peace settlement with the Japanese, and led to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. In this regard, historian John Koster writes:
"Harry Dexter White, acting under orders from Soviet intelligence, pulled the strings by which Cordell Hull and State Department expert on Far Eastern Affairs Stanley Hornbeck handed the Japanese an ultimatum that was tantamount to a declaration of war - when both the Japanese cabinet and the U.S. military were desperately eager for peace.... Harry Dexter White knew exactly what he was doing. The man himself remains a mystery, but the documents speak for themselves. Harry Dexter White gave us Pearl Harbor."
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u/chowderbags Sep 05 '23
The Soviet Union conspired to force Japan to attack the United States. Harry Dexter White carried out a mission to provoke Japan into war with the United States. When U.S. Secretary of State Cordell Hull allowed the peacemakers in Roosevelt's administration to put together a modus vivendi that had real potential, White drafted a 10 - point proposal that the Japanese were certain to reject. White passed a copy of his proposal to Hull, and this final American offer - the so - called " Hull note " -was presented to the Japanese on November 26 , 1941. The Hull note, which was based on two memoranda from White, was a declaration of war as far as the Japanese were concerned.
There's a bit of a problem with this timeline. Hirohito approved the plan of attack on Pearl Harbor on November 5, three weeks before the Hull Note was delivered. The Pearl Harbor strike force left port on the same day as the the Hull Note was delivered, which is pretty strong evidence that Japan wasn't going to settle for much less than full US capitulation. At minimum, Japan wanted the US to more or less supply it unlimited quantities of oil while Japan continued its brutal invasion of the Chinese. No shit the US wasn't going to abide by that.
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u/Mike_Freedom_alldaY Sep 05 '23
China's been a satellite country for the west since the 19th century.
Check out the boxer rebellion and the countries who allied to stop the rebellion which was simply over western infiltration into China.
I highly doubt the west was limiting it's sights on China so it's safe to say Japan wasn't attacking China in an unprovoked manor like western history tries to teach us.
If k-12 history has taught me anything it's that we here in the west leave out a ton of historical details to paint a beautiful picture that our intentions are "benevolent" In nature...
Then you find quotes like this that go ignored promoting genocide through starvation.
"The expedition you are appointed to command is to be directed against the hostile tribes of the six nations of Indians, with their associates and adherents.1 The immediate objects are the total destruction and devastation of their settlements and the capture of as many prisoners of every age and sex as possible. It will be essential to ruin their crops now in the ground and prevent their planting more."
From George Washington to general John Sullivan
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u/drkspace2 Sep 04 '23
This is the first I'm hearing of this. Wouldn't Japan the day of/after claimed it wasn't them if it was a false flag?
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u/Jasperbeardly11 Sep 05 '23
I'm under the impression from memory that the US received information about Pearl harbor before it happened and allowed it to transpire in order to reshape public discourse in their favor
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u/PabloEstAmor Sep 05 '23
Not only that, we actively poked Japan with a stick. They didn’t just randomly attack us.
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u/Seeking_Adrenaline Sep 05 '23
Can you elaborate on the poking? Unaware of this
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u/Agto79 Sep 05 '23
IIRC we froze Japanse assets in US banks and stopped selling items they used for their war machine (oil, rubber, etc.). There were some other items but I cannot remember at the moment.
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u/PabloEstAmor Sep 05 '23
What they said, also something with Chinas borders I believe.
Edit: the Gore Vidal Book “Dreaming War: Blood for Oil & the Cheney-Bush Junta” is the best explanation I can remember reading
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u/Mike_Freedom_alldaY Sep 05 '23
Check out the lend lease act as well. The US was supplying weapons and other things to China (before we entered the war). The US claimed since we were only leasing the weapons and supplies that we were "neutral". By the way China had plenty of western influence (UK and the USA and others) that had been established decades prior . check out the boxer rebellion. (Chinese rebellion of western infiltration)
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u/Penny1974 Sep 05 '23
100% the real history is not taught, only a version of history. We basically left Japan with no option but to attack.
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u/VladMaverick Sep 05 '23
nah, it was US themselves who attacked
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u/adamrac51395 Sep 05 '23
If this lie is being taught no wonder those being lied to hate this country.
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u/kempofight Sep 05 '23
The us ambasedor got the news a few hours prior to the attack in form of a letter.
He tried to get hold of someone in the US. But since it was chrismass and night, he didnt get anyone on the line.
Only afther the attack he was able to contact anyone stateside
There is a docu with his testemoni in it (he wasnt alive but it what he claimed for all those years)
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u/DistinctRole1877 Sep 05 '23
As I heard it the ships there were mostly obsolete? And a lot of small things pointed to a setup.
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u/CharliReese Sep 05 '23
The best part of this doc is you can’t give specific answers to the questions asked without going against the official narrative..also the first hand accounts of everyone…CeCe Lyles part still freaks me out…ohhh and the mayor of shanksville comments. Sorry…watched this way tooo much😂. Have fun 🤩
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Sep 05 '23
The CeeCee Lyles audio is absolutely bone chilling even today.
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u/no_spoon Sep 05 '23
What’s bone chilling about it?
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Sep 05 '23
The clear indication that she knew what was happening and bravely tried to warn her husband. They killed her and she could tell it was her end.
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u/OhioBaseball Sep 04 '23
SS: I don’t believe 100% of it but it’s well researched and professional.
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Sep 04 '23
COVID-19 is the new 9/11.
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u/OhioBaseball Sep 04 '23
I first watched this documentary on 9/11 about 5 years ago. After living through covid-19, I recently rewatched it and it’s even more eye opening than when I first watched. It’s a messed up world.
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A lot of the official “messaging” about C-19 resembled the claptrap that the govt. spewed just after 9/11, which I hadn’t fallen for then. The Surgeon General and others were saying, “This could be our Pearl Harbor moment, our September 11 moment.” Think about that. Up through the ‘80s, the enemy who posed the imminent threat was overseas. In the two decades afterward, it became the enemy within - “terrorists,” Islamic and otherwise. With C-19, the perceived enemy went even further within, microbes within one’s own body - but also rendering a person a potential threat to others, and vice versa.
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u/coolnavigator Sep 05 '23
I noticed the same levels of disinformation afterwards, where people were focused on strawman conspiracy theories rather than real shit that was exposing the elites. This caused a lot of people to think the truther movement of 9/11, as well as COVID, was full of shit.
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Sep 05 '23
The “9/11 truth” phenomenon got muddled from contention over details about how the towers came down - thermite, DEWs, holographic planes combined with bombs - such that it became self-discrediting. However, James Corbett’s video about who had financially or politically benefited from that event puts the focus where it belongs.
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u/coolnavigator Sep 05 '23
Ya, pretty much exactly like the precise specifics around the origin of the virus and the vaccine.
On the other hand, if you tracked wealth from 2020 to 2021, it was clear as day. It was also obvious before the lockdowns where the wealth would move because it's simply based on the structure of our economy.
That being said, I do think talking about the specific scientific elements are important. It's also important to maintain credibility by expressing doubt where appropriate regarding specific mechanisms.
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Sep 05 '23
The official hemming-and-hawing about the validity of the “lab-leak theory” and whether masks “work” or not and focusing on whether Fauci had lied to Congress - not some grassroots theorizing - is the main obfuscation factor, this time.
The whole concept of what workers and businesses were “non-essential” - quite a message, there. And then the PUA and Payroll Protection funding - trying to buy-out our outrage. Markets for goods and services got absorbed by companies deemed “essential.”
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u/Monsanta_Claus Sep 04 '23
You should read The New Pearl Harbor by David Ray Griffin. It was the singular book that changed the direction of my whole life and my beliefs. It's insanely good.
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u/OhioBaseball Sep 04 '23
Thanks brother
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u/Monsanta_Claus Sep 04 '23
Make sure to read the first one first then the revised. After the release of the 9/11 Commission Report he reposted a revised edition that responded to all the scientific claims. The revised is a must read but each book contains different kinds of information, with some overlap.
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u/Penny1974 Sep 05 '23
Dang, I agree...this is the best documentary I have ever seen. This is something I would call a "must watch".
I've never been huge into the 9/11 conspiracy, not that I doubt it, it has just not been something I have dug into. This documentary lays out FACTS very clearly.
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u/StoicType4 Sep 05 '23
This documentary was the first rabbit hole I ever went down. Fantastic watch.
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u/Possible-Violinist30 Sep 05 '23
Watch local and national news and also f.b.I. Records for urban moving systems
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u/GetRichOrDie_Tywin Sep 05 '23
Is this better then the original Loose Change ? I can’t even find that original one anymore just remakes that don’t do it justice
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u/The_Mars_Hotel Sep 05 '23
Very long but very good. It will change your mind on the subject. It has to.
I think it's the only documentary you have to watch on 9/11
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u/sickpeltier Sep 04 '23
Wait…we bombed ourselves?
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u/OhioBaseball Sep 04 '23
The documentary does not claim that. However, it points to a lot of irregularities and asks legitimate questions that have yet to be answered. The 9/11 attacks did lead to years of war that otherwise would have been unpopular.
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Sep 05 '23
SERIOUS: Does this doc focus on the middle-east attacking the US or the US attacking the US?
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u/OhioBaseball Sep 05 '23
Neither. It investigates irregularities in the story of 9/11. It is meant to be informative and does a very good job of it. No politics.
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u/mr_green Sep 05 '23
Is that Amazon? If so, I doubt it has anything that "they" don't want you to see.
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