G'day Oioioi.

An awesome documentary mate.

I've also watched Human Resources, another awesome documentary by the same people.

metanoia-films.org/films/

There's a few others on the website now, so I'll be looking for a copy to download. If they are as good as Psywar and Human Resources, then they will be worthwhile watching and sharing.

Cheers, I'll add Human Resources to the list

Excellent documentry oi and very easy to grasp as you said. Thank you

Going to check out that Metanoia site too.

G'day.

I originally downloaded Psywar and Human Resources from the Metanoia website last July. They used to host the documentaries on Megaupload, which of course was shut down. Obviously they are a better quality video file than downloading from youtube (which is what I am doing at the moment with The Power Principle). So if anyone would like to have Psywar (928 MB) and Human Resources (663 MB) as an .avi file, let me know and I'll upload them.

I'll be watching The Power Principle over the next few days and will search around for a higher quality copy of it.

You beat me to it IAAIA... half way through Human Resources and was just gonna post it up, cheers

psketti wrote:
G'day Psketti.

You're welcome.

Scott Noble has put together a lot of information into a coherent whole that is easily comprehended. It's unfortunate that he came to this information through having his aunt, Nancy Noble, interned at the Allen Memorial Institute in Montreal, where she was subjected to CIA sponsored mind control experimentation, from which she never recovered.

G'day.

Well, I finished watching the three parts of The Power Principle and can fully recommend watching them.

There is a lot of information brought together, that while I have read about most it before, is great to see it put together into a single coherent piece of work.

Here's another to watch ...

Finished Human Resources yesterday, very impressive stuff. Sparked a 'lively debate'!

Looks like it's the Power Principle trilogy that'll be keeping me off the streets for the weekend.

oioioi wrote:
G'day Oioioi.

It's always fun to have "a 'lively debate'".

What !!! No terrorist activities this weekend. How will the police earn their income ?

oioioi wrote:
Watched this last night.... v. good.

Space Bandit wrote:
They all are so far. No particularly new facts in anything I've seen so far but all put together very, very well. Pt 3 of 3 of the Power Principle tonight for me!

Yuri Bezmenov: Deception Was My Job (Complete)

This is G. Edward Griffin's shocking video interview, Soviet Subversion of the Free-World Press (1984), where he interviews ex-KGB officer and Soviet defector Yuri Bezmenov who decided to openly reveal KGB's subversive tactics against western society as a whole.

Bezmenov explains how Jewish Marxist ideology is destabilizing the economy and purposefully pushing the U.S. into numerous crises so that a "Big Brother" tyranny can be put into place in Washington, how most Americans don't even realize that they are under attack, and that normal parliamentary procedures will not alter the federal government's direction.

He then explains how Marxist leaders use informers to make lists of anti-Communist and other politically incorrect people who they want to execute once they - actually a Jewish oligarchy - come to power. The oligarch's secret lists include "civil rights" activists and idealistically-minded "useful idiot" leftists as well.

Bezmenov provides several real world examples of how Marxist leaders even execute and/or imprison each other. Also he explains how American embassy employees were known to betray Soviets attempting to defect, how there existed a "triangle of hate" in the Soviet government, why he realized that Marxism-Leninism was a murderous doctrine, and how the CIA ignored (or didn't care) about Communist subversion.

He also mentions that revolutions throughout history are never the result of a majority movement, but of a small dedicated and highly-organized group who seize power, whether for good or bad. Next he explains how the American mass media spread lies about life in the Soviet Union.

Bezmenov also explains how the LOOK magazine article falsely claimed that the Russian people were proud of their victory in the Second World War, where in reality the Judeo-Bolshevik-Communist-Marxist government was happy that Hitler had been defeated so that they could remain in power.

Find out how the KGB utilized various individuals to undermine the Western society in its morals and values.

Thank you OI, this is a fine presentation. So fine I want to DL it for reference, but...

Why can't I DL this via DL Helper (Firefox) or Keepvid or others? Nothing works on this vid. Never encountered this problem before.

I think I'm finally able to DL; had to go to that Russian-Slavic-Polish-Bavarian-Scandanavian-Nordic-Swedish part of the net to do it, but it looks like it's DL'ing!

EDIT: Seriously, 55 minutes for a .flv?!

G'day Coco.

For firefox ....

addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/e...e-video-downl-10137/

... I use Easy Youtube Downloader. It gives you a button on the youtube page with choices of which format and quality to download in.

To download Psywar, etc, install Orbit downloader, it's free and you can get it here ... www.orbitdownloader.com/

Then go to the link on Metanoia and click watch online, then click on 'SOURCE (it's directly below the video)', which will open up this link ... www.openfilm.com/videos/psywar-remastered

Start the video, then use the 'Grabit' button, choose where you'd like it saved to and Orbit will download it for you. You can use the 'Grabit' button on the majority of videos online, even youtube.

The Metanoia videos used to be a free download via Megaupload, a filesharing site. It got taken offline, so it looks like the videos are now hosted on Vimeo, a direct streaming site similar to youtube.

I downloaded Psywar and Human Resources through the Megaupload links that were available last year before Megaupload was taken offline. For The Power Principle I initially downloaded a copy via youtube, then I used Orbit to download a better quality copy because it's another documentary that I have added to the collection that I have on a 1 TB external drive. So downloading either way will work, it's simply a choice of what quality you'd like to have.