| I didn't get a chance to watch it, but will check it out tonight if I can.
I'm bumping this thread for another reason, though.
Aaron Russo was interviewed about his film and made an amazing statement.
He said that he had become friends with one of the Rockefellers (Nick, I think -- whoever the hell he is) and Aaron was asked what he thought the women's movement was all about.
Aaron said it was about equality, rights, jobs, etc.
Rockefeller told Aaron that such thinking was nonsense. He was told that the real reason for the women's movement was to be able to tax twice as many people (homemakers are not taxed) and to get the children out of the home and into arenas where their minds could be shaped by the statists.
Now ...
There are three possiblities here:
(1) This conversation never happened and Russo is making it up.
(2) It did happen, but Rockefeller was just making it up (or mistaken).
(3) It did happen and it is real.
I think this important because if it is #1 or #2 then it is an interesting story, but if it is #3, then it's another matter. In that case, the vast, vast, vast majority of people have no clue what is really going on and what is likely to happen to them and their children in the future.
And the term "Wake up" should be on every bumpersticker in the world.
~ zynner
ps: If you can afford the $5 for Aaron's official version, then go that route because the free version is not the final cut and leaves a lot out, plus Aaron Russo spent over $1,000,000 to get this thing done and he needs to know that people support him if he is ever going to do follow up works. |