The comparative religion section at the beginning was interesting in itself with the comparisons of the various god-heroes and the influences of astrological mythology on early religion. I've seen most of it before but there were some interesting ideas I've not seen presented in that way before. Incidentally - I use the word interesting here on purpose...some of it is highly questionable and I've never seen any evidence to lead me to believe it...but it is interesting.
However, I started to become truly incredulous at the idea that Bronze Age nomads were aware of a 26,000 year cycle of twelve 2150 year periods.
Then out of the blue we turn to the 9/11 conspiracy which I watched a bit of, realised it was fairly old hat and not seeing the point of that section I started skipping chunks of it, just listening to the central claims.
That's as far as I got - and I only watched because another friend also recommended watching it. The first part is interesting for this forum, but I recommend nobody takes anything in the film at face value there is definitely an agenda being put forward. I'll continue watching - we've just got to the part about banks.
The film is about of the power of institution and is marginally interesting, but sceptics may well roll their eyes at certain parts - you have been warned - don't expect accuracy or believability here.
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