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video.google.com — Spider Goats is an interactive, informative documentary/compilation that goes from the fraud that is known as the Federal Reserve to World Trade Center 7 in less than 50 minutes. A great film for waking up new audiences to how the United States of America's citizens are being subjected to massive deception.

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  • bohemianowl, on 04/26/2008, -4/+26great video, lots of good info for people new to the patriot movement. ("patriot" is NOT a dirty word, BTW)
    • markvand, on 04/26/2008, -3/+12It's also great to see Aaron Russo again. That man was só right on so many issues (the Fed, America being a constitutional republic, not a dictatorship by the majority etc.) and woke so many people up with his movie, including me about the Fed. He left us way too early.
  • Joscarfas, on 04/26/2008, -3/+19Pause it on frame 09:09 and ask to yourself this question: Is this really necessary? Come on ...

    Fast forward to frame 10:24 and see for yourself how the so called "Fair and Balance" network labels one of their guest as a lunatic just because she is bringing up facts. See it, and Decide for Yourself.
  • RomanThommassen, on 04/26/2008, -4/+14this might even better than zeitgeist to show people for the first time
    • scbysnx, on 04/27/2008, -1/+3I watched the beginning of zeigeist, the part about religion, looked up half of what they talked about and couldn't find anything to back it up.
  • RomanThommassen, on 04/26/2008, -6/+5which song is at 40.00 btw? Also kinda dislike the dumb voice of the guy, makes us look stupid to people who see for the first time
  • ScienceDoc, on 04/27/2008, -1/+14Amazing what 8 years of neocon whack jobs has done to our country.
  • mrzack, on 04/27/2008, -2/+1the animation is horrible.
  • AlwaysAwake, on 04/27/2008, -0/+16The best documentary video I seen since the BBC 4 part documentary series "The Century of the Self", which fully reveals the facts about how Authorities of all types get away with what they do, because we have allowed ourselves to be sucked in by our own greed for happiness. The interactive feature is a real plus. Who cares about the animation and voices. It's the facts that are important.
  • MarkusGarvey, on 04/27/2008, -0/+10BRAVO GEORGE CARLIN!....
  • Grandpajoe, on 04/27/2008, -12/+3Why is this junk getting so much attention? Are there really that many 911ers on Digg? I put this stuff right on par with Faked Moon Landings and JFK was shot by the CIA. For better or worse I think most of the people who watch this and like it also believe the two examples I just gave. God this is just sad.
    • sb76117, on 04/27/2008, -0/+11i rarely log in, but i had to reply:

      ***** YOU.

      if this film makes people think outside the box, if only for a second, its worth it.
      did the cia kill jfk? probably not, but that question can cause you to think differently. even if only for a second, you consider other possible explanations and still return to your previous way of thinking, its worth it.

      were being lied to. were being lied to about being lied to. most of us are tired of it.
  • badjoke, on 04/27/2008, -1/+2This would be a lot better without the stupid cartoonish character voices that they use to question and explain things. Are they trying to be funny or what? I don't get it.
    • pinkSocks, on 04/27/2008, -0/+5I guess they're just trying to appeal to Joe American, because the brainless ***** he goes home to watch every night has about that level of entertainment value.
  • borez, on 04/27/2008, -0/+2" A great film for waking up new audiences to how the United States of America's citizens are being subjected to massive deception."

    Ha, like we didn't already know
  • MetalLizard, on 04/27/2008, -5/+2I watched this whole "documentary". It's just a rehash of everything anyone who has looked into 9/11 conspiracies already knows, with unrelated videos of US troops doing horrible things for extra shock appeal. The cartoon characters, and the voice overs were highly annoying. It seems like this video was a bunch of stuff strung together loosely, and randomly to promote sales of Alex Jones' dvd movies and what not. He literally puts his movies for you to google at the end of this video. I guess because you have to 'google' them it makes the movies extra special. I really only found 4 interesting parts out of the entire 47 minute video...
    Kerry being questioned about WTC7: 27:58
    Rudy being questioned about WTC7: 25:19
    US, or possibly UK troops beating up unarmed civilians: 12:09
    US troops killing unarmed civilians, and talking about it jokingly: 13:22
  • thecatcantalk, on 04/28/2008, -1/+1Contemporary Americans love their pet conspiracy theories, because such explanations let them cling to the illusion that, somewhere, grownups are in charge and in control of America. Evil grownups, but still, rational adults. The truth is far scarier: that there is no conspiracy, and no in is in control. The United States Air Force cannot protect you against nineteen Arabs with pocketknives. The President of the United States cannot speak his own native language fluently. The country is run by a bunch of drunk, coke-sniffing boarding-school brats who've never done an honest day's work in their lives; but whom believe in self-discipline, lifelong sacrifice, and hard work...for other people. Conspiracies require intelligence and competence; our Federal government exhibits neither. We can't even keep our bridges from collapsing during rush hour.

    We're not an "empire", either, because imperial powers command fear, respect and obedience. We fostered free and open elections in Iraq, and the first thing the Iraqis do is elect a bunch of terrorists. Oops. This ***** never happened to Queen Victoria. And that's because the British Empire WAS an empire. Whereas we went to Viet Nam...and got our asses beat like a gong by a bunch of skinny, malnourished farmers. We learned our lesson, though, and ever since, we've made a career out of "conquering" a series of tiny, dirt-poor, poorly-armed and disorganized Third World armies, whom we characterize as terrifying war machines abetted by sinister omnipresent spy networks (that don't actually exist).

    It's a pipe dream, a postmodernist jerkoff session. We're just fooling ourselves for a few last years, until our hollowed-out economy collapses, and we realize that America is populated by boring, stuck-up crybabies who can't even cook dinner for themselves.

    But...these "conspiracy expose" movies are really believable, after you've devoted ten years or so to turning your brain into oatmeal by smoking pot until it's demolished your critical faculties and instilled chronic paranoia. Quit smoking that *****.
    • markvand, on 04/28/2008, -0/+3Ah incompetence theory, I've seen that before. I wish it were that simple. I must say that they are incompetent, evil leaders always go mad, but you should look closer at it. Incompetence would be not preventing 9/11. Having NORAD standing down by holding more excercises on one day than ever before in NORAD's history, hijackers who live with FBI informants, having the plans for the war in Afghanistan ready 2 days in advance, that's not incompetence, those are crimes. Sure, Bush is an idiot, a cold turkey alcoholist installed in power because of his dad, but that doesn't mean those who are active behind the thrown are as stupid as he is.
    • stealthc, on 04/30/2008, -0/+2While it is absolutely true that fascism can come about just from the necessities bred by stupidity in government (Mussolini's Italy is actually a good example of this when the details of his ascent to power are understood), there are several red flags that betray a design in America's spiral into totalitarianism.

      But then, the whole argument is moot. Whether they are conspiring or not hardly matters. The truth is that the idiots in charge do not value freedom, don't understand it, and by all accounts are its enemies. Tyranny needs to be fought, no matter no matter what its source.
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