Subject: Cyber War movie tells it like it is Tue 26 Apr 2011, 6:23 pm
Stumbled on this 2004 movie recently and was blown away by this clip, and the movie, in general. They alway bury the good stuff in B & C-rate movies and material. It's my assessment that they do this so as to make it seem less credible. I mean, what credible person would go around saying that a movie like this is spewing real insight. People would look at you like a nutcase, which is exactly the intent.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0270841/
What's key to understand here, is that the grand design is distributed across various companies, nation-states, nonprofit organizations, and rogue actors. It's a puzzle, where one must view the totality of actors in order to discern the system. It's as if the master plan was created, and then various pieces doled-out to various parties who are meant to appear as unconnected or disassociated. With this approach, it becomes almost impossible for anyone to explain the prove the existence of a grander plan.
This is critical to understand, because for example, as we currently see in the Middle East (and as commented-on in another thread here), the states and leaders are meant to appear to be independent acting parties moving in their own best interest. But in reality, its a coordinated show for the public, with actors motions coordinated from behind the scenes. But who would believe such a notion?
PS. The movie can be found on the torrents and via Netflix. I recommend viewing the movie on a rainy wkend day, as there are lots of little tidbits that are given away.
_________________ "For every thousand hacking at the leaves of evil, there is one striking at the root." David Thoreau (1817-1862)