It has been two years, I guess, since a friend recommended I watch Zeitgeist Trilogy. Now, I am watching it again, all three episodes which started from 2007-2011. The message is still relevant.
As per Jacque Fresco, Part 3 Moving Forward (2011), "I am 94 years old now, and I'm afraid my disposition is the same as it was 75 years ago. THIS SHIT'S GOT TO GO."
May 17th of this year, Mr. Fresco died in his sleep. Your soul may rest in peace as more and more people are awakening. The veil is thinning and those in power, the elites, are in a constant state of panic. The world of which they have built upon the foundation of scarcity, is starting in its process of collapse. In no time, this world, of monsters and greed will finally meet their ruin. We will leave the wreckage of a profit seeking society, and move forward. Let us commemorate his death by freeing ourselves from the chains. Shackles of a dogma indoctrinated since the day of our birth. The institution apprehended within the compounds of the most avaricious of minds, with the finest rudimentary of oligarchy and plutocracy. People, are finally waking up, questioning the constraints of the current paradigm of the life they are living. Finally, we are starting to realize we are more than just mere pawns. The elitists brought hunger to our souls, and we are famished. Our throats are parched to whatever it is that will bring our souls with the utmost significance. This famine is jolting us to wake up. We are starting to seek, not of the material gain, but- something more. We are finding ways to define success out of its financial equivalent. Our societal structure is obsolete and primitive. Don't worry, Mr. Fresco, we are on our way to arriving at the same vision. We are limitless and we are on our way from knowing to being.
"If you think we can't change the world, it just means, you are not one of those who will." Jacque Fresco
I woke up these thoughts way back when I was in college. While I see the benefit of wealth I also see the downside. So many are content with a life of consumption and pleasure. The pittance that the wealthy allow them to have. But the system is an insatiable machine that gobbles up the planet and spews out wasteful byproduct with no end in sight.
I will have to see if I can view the trilogy of this great man, Jacque Fresco, who unfortunately, I have not heard of before.
Ron