The Copenhagen Treaty

[RicoVacilon]

Originally Posted by conviction

funny how you were most interested in zeitgeist for its religious section which was the part of film that was pretty much all bull****.

Right--I said that. I remember sharing the link to the critique I found of it with someone on VG just don't remember who it was. . .or where the link is.

Was there anything good in that movie after the religious fiasco?

[conviction]

Originally Posted by RicoVacilon

Right--I said that. I remember sharing the link to the critique I found of it with someone on VG just don't remember who it was. . .or where the link is.

Was there anything good in that movie after the religious fiasco?

I think they do a good job of defining maritime law. How there is the sovereign being and a corporate being and when you submit to the corporate entity you have lost your rights.

They do expose the Fed which is good.

I like how they raise controversial points. They do a good job portraying the downfalls of current society which is essential for re-evaluation

However do you agree that the current economic problem is over consumption?

[conviction]

New data show that the balance between the airborne and the absorbed fraction of carbon dioxide has stayed approximately constant since 1850, despite emissions of carbon dioxide having risen from about 2 billion tons a year in 1850 to 35 billion tons a year now.

http://www.bristol.ac.uk/news/2009/6649.html

[RicoVacilon]

Originally Posted by conviction

http://www.bristol.ac.uk/news/2009/6649.html

Obviously, since carbon dioxide is absorbed by plants--which aren't present in the upper atmosphere. Science 0001 ftw.

[conviction]

Originally Posted by RicoVacilon

Obviously, since carbon dioxide is absorbed by plants--which aren't present in the upper atmosphere. Science 0001 ftw.

Your such a silly man, its funny