[Imc-uk-features] Alex Jone's Endgame, was: Re: Hidden - 384478 - non news

[Chris]

Hi

On Sat 27-Oct-2007 at 08:04:36AM +0100, ftp wrote:
> The history of eugenics and manipulation (384478) by dh
> - one liner with link to Alex Jones movie - non news

I support this hide, if there is a longer article about
Alex Jones's latest movie, Endgame, posted then I'd
suggest hiding it as inacurate -- this review of it posted
on 911 Blogger by medicis is the best summury I have seen
of it:

  In the final analysis, Endgame unfortunately is yet
  another 'almost'. There are many pieces I agree with
  but.... It is not a movie I will copy and disseminate to
  folks I know. Among the problems I noted the following:

  Misleads, to my mind, about Darwin.

  Can't handle global warming. Can't see that it is an
  emergency and it is being manipulated for the gain of
  the globalists. Not and either - or.

  Lies about Bertrand Russell. Not good. Throws everything
  else under a cloud of doubt if they will lie about
  something so unessential to the plot. On edit: there are
  other things BR said that could have been used but were
  not.

  Re: Peak Oil. It appears the Jonesians can't handle the
  possibility that peaking resources may be in fact the
  case AND that the elites are manipulating it. Duh. Hard
  concept for them. The fact I was banned from their forum
  for merely voicing that possibility regarding PO is
  proof to me of their intolerance for open discussion.

  Anti-choice - against a woman's right to choose and to
  be informed of that right. That was implied in the
  flick. Planned Parenthood has done a great deal of good.

  Can't seem to figure that the human race is indeed
  bursting out of the seams and the planet's eco system is
  seriously threatened. One can handle that fact and work
  towards humane and just measures to help reduce it....
  though I agree with the theme of the movie that the
  elites are, as is usual for those asswipes, simply
  willing to exterminate huge numbers.

  http://911blogger.com/node/12196?page=1#comment-167048

Chris

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