America Why we know nothing: The answer to everything.           I saw it again today. This time, in the form of my parents denying my brother computer access, to a computer he himself bought with his hard-earned money, harping once again (as I had to listen to as a kid) about the evils of computers and “teh internets”. Why does the general American public so [happily] indulge in selective ignorance? Why must the older generations so oppress our youth with their self-important, narrow-minded outlooks on the world? We promote ignorance more than anything! It seems to me (maybe just because of my own life) that we are happy to promote conformity, shun individuality, and partake in a [MMORPG] Massively Mediocre, Outstandingly Redundant, Progressively Generic lifestyle!           America. Land of the free; land of the used to be. Don’t get me wrong. I know that my country [was once] great [for everyone]. I love being a part of it; though I must turn a blind eye to 90% of all going on around [and above] me to even have remote delusions that I am enjoying myself within it’s extremely (and ever increasingly) restrictive bounds. ...

Today I woke up with a heavy heart, as had become quite usual, living as an American that must fight for what I consider my rights day in and day out. Now, what usually helps me relieve my pain is going online, and browsing forums that my foreign neighbors frequent, and trying to thus come to better conclusions with more insight I could not understand on my own (or at least criticize some form of stupidity for the lulz). Now, while browsing a forum, I saw a line quoted from a movie, Sicko, and I remembered acquiring a copy of the movie, and so out of curiosity I decided to finally watch it (after all, I have it, and it's an odd day off). From the intro, I could I tell that there was something... different about the movie. At first glance a while back ago, I had figured this movie would be a perverted attempt at something. At the opening scene my stomach almost turned as I thought that this would prove correct (the leg thing). But as the movie progressed, I quickly fell in love with it. The message of this movie is a powerful one, and the way it is ...

Sorry for the lack of updates everyone, but thank you for registering and participating when able thus far. Unfortunately, I come with a heavy satire (if not heart), and as such feel obliged to write a bit now. I shall start right away... First Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac, now Lehman Brothers. As one blogist/journalist wrote, indeed, Wall Street is becoming Fall Street. This credit problem is growing steadily worse as more big companies fold. Yet mankind carries on as if nothing is happening... scurrying like many rats on a sinking ship to the refuge of potential investments. This makes me wonder. Loyalty is a humble notion, but a rare entity. Thus, perhaps, we should all put money into the businesses we prefer? Should we pay taxes at all if capitalism's dream is to make as much money as possible off little investments? Capitalism never ceases to amuse me. Bureaucracy, credit, paperwork; the epitome of "civilized" society. Shifts of money dictate shifts of power. It's getting hard to follow who has all of what cards in the financial world. And in the wake of it all [the while] feverishly fanatical denizens of the dollar chase what[ever] little hopes that they can find in their little preferred ...

Welcome to The Invisible Zeitgeist! This site is a project I created out of desire to spread my message and unite like causes. I am most widely known as 1337Cyndic@ of isoHunt online. Many of my ideologies, plans, and goals can be found there. For now, this site is still under construction. But I have high hopes for it. This site was founded on July 4, 2008, Independence Day. Ironically, this site is about the revolution that shall take place soon in America, the internet, and ultimately the world. It is all about the new level of consciousness, and a higher cause even than that; consilience, the unity of knowledge. I plan to achieve both by providing a place for anyone on the net to come to and talk about what they will. I have no regulations other than be careful of what you say, for I cannot protect you form your government's intervention. You never know who's watching. Between America's re-establishment of “eavesdropping” bills and Sweden loosing their own privacy, things are getting hot online, my fellow netizens! We, humans, have power. No matter how oppressive, right or wrong our governing institutions may seem, we have the power to step in and regulate ...

After watching tv for a bit and seeing all these commercials and charities about helping the starving children in Africa and all these other countries and the people that are homeless kind of makes me sick. The sad truth is we have so many problems of our own and in many ways the third world countries we are trying to help are doing better than us. The barely subsisting or borderline homeless/poor and we start to see a very alarming trend that shows no sign of going away. Over 30% of Americans are on the borderline of poverty. A lot just do not quite make the cut to receive food stamps or some kind of benefits and live on a razor edge of desperation and starvation. The most shocking sight to see is homeless and starving children, living right near some of the richest neighborhoods!!!!! Right here in “humanitarian” America, home of the world’s largest “humanitarian” and “liberating” force (or is it FARCE?).This country is putting more and more of our citizens on the brink of homelessness and desperate poverty. In addition, it seems that we have pushed countless others over the brink and into the bottomless pit of despair ...