Are Sci-Fi Movies telling us the Future?
From Imagination comes Reality my friend.
Is the United States slowly preparing the
"World's Population"
for the real truth about
"Extraterrestrial Life?"
On July 8th, 1947,
the Roswell Daily Record,
the local paper,
reported the
"Capture"
of a
"Flying Saucer."
When the
Roswell
incident happened,
the end of World War Two wasn't even 2 years old.
With all the Countries of the World winding down from being on 24 hour Militarily Alert,
the World's Population now has to worry about
"Beings"
from another
"Planet?"
I think not!
Says our Government.
It all has to do with a radio program.
On October 31st, 1938,
"The War of the Worlds,"
with no commercial interruptions.
The widespread panic which ensued,
thoroughly convinced the United States Government that,
if
"Extraterrestrials"
were ever discovered,
the majority of the Public could not comprehend the truth of the situation
and would start to panic.
So they quickly denied finding a Flying Saucer
and did a thorough cover-up.
Knowing,
eventually that the general Public must become aware of life beyond our World,
the idea came about to
"leak"
a little information here
and there while our technology advances in leaps
and bounds.
People are so inundated today,
by all the different kinds of Media that say
"Aliens"
do exist,
that when they are finally revealed to us,
no one will be surprised.
We'll all just say,
"The Government was hiding this secret to protect us."
Are Billionaires,
which all have the
"God Complex"
in the first place,
moving off this World to live in
"Space,"
leaving the rest of use to die on a dying
"Planet?"
Well,
yes,
of course they are!
Eventually.
Movies like
"2012,"
where the
"Powerful & Filthy Rich"
are saved by collecting money from the
"World Leaders"
to build arks to save those individuals,
with the
"Necessary People"
to rebuild
"Civilization."
Leaving the average
"Joe & Josephine"
to perish,
without them lending us a helping hand,
is not so far fetched.
The Movie,
"Elysium,"
depict the
"Rich & Powerful"
living on a man-made
"Space Station"
while the rest of the population resides on a ruined
"Earth."
You might have seen the movie
"Kingsman."
Where a
"Billionaire"
tries to kill off the World's Population,
ensuring only the
"Rich & Powerful"
survive.
Do you think these things could never happen,
that they are far fetched?
- PayPal-founder Peter Thiel was so inspired by Atlas Shrugged - Ayn Rand's novel about free-market capitalism - that he's trying to make its title a reality. The Silicon Valley billionaire has funnelled $1.25 million to the Seasteading Institute, an organization that aspires to launch a floating colony into international waters, freeing them and like-minded thinkers to live by libertarian ideals. -
(The Filthy Rich.)
- Mr Thiel recently told Details Magazine: "The United States Constitution had things you could do at the beginning that you couldn't do later. So the question is, can you go back to the beginning of things? How do you start over?" The floating sovereign nations that Mr Thiel imagines would be built on oil-rig-like platforms anchored in areas free of regulation, laws, and moral conventions. The Seasteading Institute says it will "Give people the freedom to choose the government they want instead of being stuck with the government they get." Mr. Theil, the venture capitalist who famously helped Facebook expand beyond the Harvard campus, called Seasteading an "Open frontier for experimenting with new ideas for government."
After making his first investment in the project in 2008, Mr Thiel said: "Decades from now, those looking back at the start of the century will understand that Seasteading was an obvious step towards encouraging the development of more efficient, practical public sector models around the world." "We’re at a fascinating juncture: the nature of government is about to change at a very fundamental level."
Mr Thiel and his colleagues say their ocean state would have no welfare, looser building codes, no minimum wage, and few restrictions on weapons. Aiming to have tens of millions of residents by 2050, the Seasteading Institute says architectural plans for a prototype involve a movable, diesel-powered structure with room for 270 residents. The long-term plan would be to have dozens and eventually hundreds of the platforms linked together. Patri Friedman, a former Google engineer who is working on the project told Details that they hope to launch a flotilla of offices off the San Francisco coast next year. "Big ideas start as weird ideas," Mr Friedman said.
He predicted that full-time settlement will follow in about seven years. But while some Ayn Rand acolytes may think the idea is brilliant, it's not without its critics. Margaret Crawford, an expert on urban planning and a professor of architecture at Berkeley, told Details: "It's a silly idea without any urban-planning implications whatsoever." Mr Thiel told an audience at the Seasteading Institute Conference in 2009 that: "There are quite a lot of people who think it's not possible. That's a good thing. We don't need to really worry about those people very much, because since they don't think it's possible they won't take us very seriously. And they will not actually try to stop us until it's too late." -
This is just the beginning for the
"Haves"
(The 1%.)
and the
"Have-Nots"
of the World to end up like one of those movies I've mentioned.
Or,
if the 1% come to their senses,
it could end up completely different.
Say,
like Gene Roddenberry's idea of a
"Co-operative Society."
"Benefiting all Mankind!"
And why would we want to stop you,
Peter Thiel?
Unless,
of course,
you have a
"God Complex"
and you plan on ruling the World!
Did you notice that sentence where Mr. Thiel says there would be,
"Few restrictions on weapons."
I imagine this means a
"flotilla of refugees"
would be blown out of the water before these
"Utopians"
would let them dock on their
"Private Little Island!"
I wonder who will blow them out of the water first?
"North Korea"
or
"Terrorists?"
I'm hoping it is
"Anonymous,"
and they just shuts down their toilet facilities!
This is,
I Have To Figure Out A Get Super Rich Scheme Quick,
Jim Hauenstein,
And,
“I abhor the idea of a perfect world. It would bore me to tears.”
- Shelby Foote -
That's my story and I'm sticking to it!
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P.S. Did you see that line,
"From Imagination comes Reality my friend."
That's my line.
I am sooooooooooo Philosophical!
