Esoteric Agenda anyone?

I would highly like to discuss the views portrayed in the movie "Esoteric Agenda" about the Illuminati, government, Pagan beliefs being linked to all higher powers, England, supposed mass genocide of the United States due to Pagan belief, and any other possible/supposed "missing links" or "conspiracy theories" that may have been brought up in this movie. You can look it up on Youtube and find the entire movie, so if you have yet to watch it, do so and discuss.

 

First of all these YT movies (Like Loose Change) only have half facts and are by complete crack pots who find invisible links between unrelated subjects. They are so full of factual holes that a sieve would hold water better.

 

Esoteric Agenda is an actual movie that was put on YT a year or so after I had seen it, so the fact it is on Youtube does not matter in my opinion. There are holes in the story but alot of it makes sense. I do not believe the facts they find add up to equal England taking over the world, but I would like to discuss what IS proven true, such as presidents being linked to the Illuminati, and the distribution of flouride in only the United State's drinking water, etc.

And please take note that the movie is not what I am discussing here, but rather the main source people who have no clue what I am talking about can use to find out.

 

Whenever I see "illuminati" in a SFA post I die a little bit inside.

Illuminati/Gov't connection is bogus/meaningless. Do the holes and gaps in logic not bother you? Conspiracy theories can't be disproved because the theories categorically deny the validity of contradictory evidence. No matter what I say, you'll just argue that it is a government cover up. Your rhetoric is a reminiscent of a no true scotsman fallacy.


Person A: Gov't blew up trade towers
Person B: Terrorist groups took credit for the attacks
Person A: Hah, thats just what the gov't wants you to think!!!!

 

Nope.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4XhhTF7vRM

People's ineptitude and general inability to critically think never cease to amaze me. It's clear from watching several minutes of the video that its authors simply throw terms around for the sake of impressing their viewers. I found it especially amusing when they quoted a man obviously referencing the French Revolution as if he was talking about the Illuminati and proceeded to equate paganism with pantheism. There's far too much nonsense in only a few minutes of the video to warrant its entire debunking, but if you genuinely have a question about something it presented, I urge you to perform actual research rather than accept the nonsensical claims of an internet movie at face value.

 

God people are sad. Fluorides occur naturally in all water on this earth in insignificant amounts. SO4 is a more serious chemical to have in your drinking water and its also in all drinking water in insignificant amounts.