>>15535626, >>15535666, >>15535672, >>15535741 The 'transhumanism' AI plan (video)
Just started watching this, but I a voice in my head keeps saying if this video is true, why has it not not been removed and still up on YOUTUBE since 2013?
To the extent that human beings have the capacity to manifest reality by what we think about, does this video serve a purpose to cover partial truths in order to fulfill an agenda.
Perhaps also to create a sense of learned helplessness or counterproductive cynicism.
She mentions the documentary PsyWar, which I have seen. As I recall the first 10 minutes or so is very good at showing how corporate PR companies and PsyOps were used to get the US into the gulf wars, but then it goes off in a far left tangent suggesting that the founders were slave owners who whipped their slaves for pleasure, etc. It seemed that the goal was to open your mind with credible truth but then fill it with hate for America and the principles upon which she was founded. I am not opposed to learning about America's crimes, but always remember that its founding values and principles are sacrosanct. The same goes for the bible. Of course, the Bible, especially aspects of the Old Testament presents a lot of undesirable things, but they stand in contrast to the noble teachings of Christ found in the gospels. You cant throw the baby out with the bath water.