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2009 · 82 MIN · IMDB 7.7 · 6,887 VOTES · DIR. Chris Smith
Overview
From the acclaimed director of American Movie, the documentary follows former Los Angeles police officer turned independent reporter Michael Ruppert. He recounts his career as a radical thinker and spells out his apocalyptic vision of the future, spanning the crises in economics, energy, environment and more.
Dialogue Timeline — 938 lines
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00:00:32 You know... There's been a lot of talk about Abraham Lincoln.
00:03:41 And of course that was a mistake.
00:07:02 decline rate in oil production.
00:10:21 the whole planet is, just because of the size of the reserves that are there.
00:13:28 There are no pipelines across the thousand miles of tundra that's melting
00:16:21 showing that CIA was perfectly aware of peak oil.
00:19:10 three and a half million barrels a day.
00:22:28 and how much copper's in power lines, and all the maintenance that has to go that grid.
00:25:38 so the soil maintains a balance.
00:28:53 and document as much corruption, as much dishonesty, as much illigality
00:32:11 Patt Tillman series that I broke in my newsletter, all seven parts
00:35:51 there were derivatives with a notional value, meaning that if you added up all the pieces of paper
00:38:59 So, they have calculated the odds, much as, uhm, Vegas odds makers do
00:42:37 What you don't hear, is the fact that all over the world economies are collapsing
00:46:14 Then after the Bubonic plague, you begin the start of what we would call the Renaissance
00:49:37 All these things are already on the way.
00:52:57 and you might be shot by the people who got there ahead of you.
00:55:59 A landline is a redundancy that can help you.
00:59:19 explain to them, you grow it where you eat it and you're gonna make it.
01:03:07 I walk through downtown Culver City and, you know, I usually come with say
01:06:33 They're all products of centuries gone by.
01:09:11 How do you define your own spirituality?
01:12:30 So do you feel that the work that you do
01:16:42 and then 20, and then 47.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed938
Dialogue density11.4 lines / min
First line00:00:32
Final line01:16:42
Production Record
DirectorChris Smith
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes6,887