God And Science
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Here you will find links to conspiracy theories
involving God, science and "reality" in general.
involving God, science and "reality" in general.
Zeitgeist is the one we're getting the most mail about. Zeitgeist is a free, online movie
(runs about two hours) you can watch on your computer. It is full of conspiracy theory
about the September 11th 2001 attacks, Christianity, one-world government, RFID
chips and more, rolled into one big, pagan bundle. The most interesting thing about the
movie is how the producers weave it all together into one smokin'-hot conspiracy
bundle spanning thousands of years. If you want to immerse yourself in a
conspiracy-funk-- Zeitgeist will do it for you. Best of all--they take themselves very
seriously. This gets our AmeroCurrency.com "Conspiracy Theory of the Year Award" !!!
Click here to visit www.ZeitgeistMovie.com
The Time Travels of John Titor
The John Titor saga occurred several years ago, but is still an Internet classic--one of
the first greats. Several years ago someone began posting on message boards,
claiming to be from a future, post-war United States, searching for archaic computer
components. Presuming it was a hoax, it was an elaborate and well-planned ruse,
perpetrated by someone very intelligent. AmeroCurrency.com gives this ride 5 stars.*****
Visit www.JohnTitor.com
(runs about two hours) you can watch on your computer. It is full of conspiracy theory
about the September 11th 2001 attacks, Christianity, one-world government, RFID
chips and more, rolled into one big, pagan bundle. The most interesting thing about the
movie is how the producers weave it all together into one smokin'-hot conspiracy
bundle spanning thousands of years. If you want to immerse yourself in a
conspiracy-funk-- Zeitgeist will do it for you. Best of all--they take themselves very
seriously. This gets our AmeroCurrency.com "Conspiracy Theory of the Year Award" !!!
Click here to visit www.ZeitgeistMovie.com
The Time Travels of John Titor
The John Titor saga occurred several years ago, but is still an Internet classic--one of
the first greats. Several years ago someone began posting on message boards,
claiming to be from a future, post-war United States, searching for archaic computer
components. Presuming it was a hoax, it was an elaborate and well-planned ruse,
perpetrated by someone very intelligent. AmeroCurrency.com gives this ride 5 stars.*****
Visit www.JohnTitor.com
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