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Evil is real...regardless of religion

posted 13 years ago by re17
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**Contains spoilers**

Walking away from this movie questioning everything we were taught as children, especially regarding religion...however somehow find myself a bigger believer in evil, more than ever before. The part about Aaron Russe talking about Rockafeller's and obviously "the banker's" long-term plan for the world. Rockafeller replied - The ultimate goal is to get everyone in the world chipped with the RFID chip ... with all money on those chips.. and if anyone wants to protest what we do or violate what we want we just turn off their chip.

Mark of the beast? (see revelations)

Hard to knock Christianity and the bible the way they do in the movie and end the movie on that note. Evil is human, it's in our nature...just as history is going to repeat itself. Will have to watch this movie again though; as it's a lot of information to take in one sitting and I'm going to watch America: Freedom to Fascism next. Highly recommended.

[–] dreamcandyy 13 years ago

I agree as well that evil is real; it is almost inevitable within the human psyche; human error exists, therefore everything humans do are both good and evil. It is ultimately a matter of getting back to that "better-good-side-of-humans". And as you state, regardless of religion, it (evil) exists, somewhere, somehow, on this earth and in these realms that we call reality.