I certainly don’t have time to research every “fact” listed in a 20 minute video. But there are some things I do know about, and I listed a few of them in my post… and they indeed show the creator of the video to be either a nitwit, or someone willing to beguile the ignorant. The bit about “computer chips being different shapes” presented as some kind of nefarious plot on the part of computer makers to sell more computers (and causing the trashing of old ones) is just risible.

It’s simple: when someone lies to me, I don’t bother checking the rest of their “facts.” In any case, the radical leftism of the creators of the video just sticks out in bumps… which is enough combined with the obvious lies and misrepresentations to blunt any interest I have in a detailed fact check.

I’d be interested to know what you would consider an “assumption” about the creators of the film… since I simply responded to the points and perspectives they showed.

I’ve also heard that we are all content in our own poverty until someone says we’re poor.

The conclusion I arrive at after viewing this is that it seems some of our neighbors are obsessively afraid of death.

Curious. All the solution scenarios suggested by these folks seem eerily Judaistic. We strayed (moved to cities). God punished (And the earth warmed). Messiah comes (windmill farms). We’re saved (one-world government). C’mon! tell us we’re not a Christian nation! This evangelistic method certainly never worked on them. What makes them think it’ll work on us?