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As a researcher of global markets (banking, money supply), our food supply, toxins in our environment of which most of us are essentially are unaware and ignorant, global scaling (explains why structures and processes of nature are fractal and the causes of logarithmic scale-invariance), the power of the mind and the power of human potential as it relates to much of the above, this film is a MUST SEE if you are interested in how things REALLY work in our world. Not in order of the movie, Gamble does an incredible job explaining the truth about how our financial markets and banking industries work in a cyclical fashion and how a very small population of the very, very wealthy actually can and do manipulate these cycles to gain more wealth and control over time. He further explains that this is done with the distinct knowledge that most of the larger population (you and me)not only misunderstands these cycles and principals but that we are also always the pawns that are played. The movie also does a very good job (albeit minimally due to length of film and content) uncovers how our food is controlled without our knowledge and/or interest.
The movie briefly discusses Monsanto and their control of seed around the world through international patents and GMO control (another great film is "The World According to Monsanto"). The control of seed via genetic modification and international patents is very, very dangerous. Further, it explains the fact that many of our foods contain hormone disrupting chemicals/toxins. The science shows unequivocally that certain pesticides, herbicides and fungicides are the predominant reason for increases in breast and prostate cancers, increases in infertility rates among the younger population, especially males, and for the increases seen in pediatricians offices of the demasculinization (smaller genitals) of our little boys ([...] All of which can be researched - we should take heed. My opinion is that we are indeed all pawns in these markets of power.
The film discusses the vast amounts of energy power that has always been available to us, explaining what free energy is and how it is naturally occurring around us all the time (I must say, Gamble makes a fairly interesting albeit weak argument for how we could have possibly obtained this information - loved the part on the crop fields though - simply breathtaking). Gamble goes on to explain the conspiracy that many of our brightest physicists in the field of free energy were either murdered or silenced in order to contain this information and how this was done by (possibly) large corporations and wealthy entities. Sounds quite plausible. It is not hard to imagine why this would be done. Can you imagine a world without Exxon, Mobile, or any of the other oil companies? They will not go down without a fight. Gamble explains governments know of this form of energy that could answer all of our energy problems but they are themselves controlled by the wealthy (owners of banks, the Federal Reserve and the World Banks), who control the large corporations (oil and food companies. Maybe he should know. Proctor and Gamble?
He also describes the medical industry and its control over information. My husband is a physician and there is no doubt medical doctors are controlled in how they think, how they treat disease processes and how they are seen in their own circles should they venture out of those circles. Thankfully there are more and more doctors willing to become independent thinkers opening the doors to question their oath "First Do No Harm"? Many of them, including my husband, are saying there must be more. How about starting at a place of doing some good rather than a place of first doing no harm? The first is a "going towards" statement, latter is a "going away" from statement.
If you're desiring a wake up call for your life and your world, watch "Thrive". If you don't care, go pour another round of cool aid. Seems like many would agree we are on the precipice of a paradigm shift in human understanding, knowledge and consciousness. If you dare, go on. Buy the film and share it with everyone you know.
- Directors: Foster Gamble, Kimberly Carter Gamble, Stephen Gagne
- Format: Digital, Dubbed, Dolby, DVD
- Language: German (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
- Subtitles: Italian
- Region: All Regions
- Number of discs: 1
- Rated: Not RatedUnrated
- Run Time: 132 minutes
- Average Customer Review: 391 customer reviews
- ASIN: B005WL3QBW
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