"The last section then goes on to espouse racial dilution & inter love as the solution of the age. "

Recall the scene in " O Brother, Whereart Thou? " where that weasley Senate candidate in Mississippi screams "MISCEGENATION! "

We're all in the same genetic boat, bubba.

of what you are talking about, there is nothing in Zeitgeist that is incorrect that I have seen in all 3 parts.
Since you only have a problem with part one then I can assume that you are the usual delusional Christian that refuses to accept Archaeological fact.
Zeitgeist does a great job of connecting how so many seemingly intelligent people can be so easily fooled and then defend the utterly indefensible.

People that ignorantly defend the Official Conspiracy Theory to me are no different than those that ignorantly defend Creationism against Evolution, it is blind obedience to pure fantasy based solely on faith.

I have researched religion for over 30+ years and everything in Zeitgeist can be proven with documented Archaeological evidence.

The so called "local activist & historian" you linked to did not disprove anything BTW and in fact merely misinterpreted some of what he saw in Zeitgeist.
Christianity is a hoax, it is just re badged paganism with its origins from ancient Sumeria, Babylon and Egypt that is just a fact that either you accept or you don't, just like the fact that the Bush administration is guilty of Treason whether you accept it or not doesn't change the facts.

Who said anything about the result being the same as a result of Zeitgeist's advice, which I believe is something along the lines of "wake up and stop the NWO." Do you think we should live in little xenophobic communities and never interact with other cultures? Globalisation comes in many forms, and the current form that the NWO is setting up is bad. That is, the Orwellian / Huxlian scenario is bad. But we already have a global economy. We already have easy transport around the world, from New York to Beijing and everywhere in between. Being able to work together is a fantastic opportunity that technology such as transportation and the internet allow us to have. We have identity as PEOPLE, what do we need an identify for as a race? We (try) in this day and age to not have identity as a gender, because in the end it doesn't matter what your gender is. We ought to strive to NOT connect our identities with our color or creed either: only then will we have equality (in the good sense of the word, i.e., voluntarily and not forced/fake equality).

I am a human being. I am neither black nor white, male nor female, old nor young, republican nor democrat, Christian nor Jew. I am a citizen of Planet Earth. I am part and parcel of the The Spirit of Mankind, of Nature itself. This is the message presented in Zeitgeist: not your hokey story about how disconnecting from our colors and creeds will lead to some gray form of an Orwellian Distopia.

We are all One.

primarily because part one is so idiotic. I am not a Christian, but I spent all of part one curled into a fetal position of cringe, because it's like the worst-ever critique of the Christian myth as presented by a seventeen year-old. (Did the final cut have the part about the word "sunset" being a reference to Set edited out? Come on!)

What is lost on the filmmaker is that the majority of Christians of any depth -- certainly DRG -- KNOW that the story of Christ is similar to and probably derived from pre-existing myths of the dying god. And it is irrelevant to their faith. Mega-church, "Moral Majority" Christians will just be instantly turned off, except for some percentage of "problem" teenagers among them, who will believe they've joined some elite of "those in the know".

People are conned into believing all sorts of completely pernicious bullshit in our culture. Personally, I am MUCH more worried about people who buy the lie that those of us who are privileged somehow deserve our standard of living at the expense of at least a billion people in the third world whose suffering we can't begin to imagine, than those who think Jesus is "real."

Also, out of curiosity, could someone lay out for me how the myth of Jesus' life corresponds to perfectly to the houses of the Zodiac? I heard about three -- what are the other nine?

From THE MIRACLE DETECTIVE
by Randall Sullivan, contributing editor of Rolling Stone

...."First they say I will not be allowed to finish
school or attend university," Mirjana recalled. "Then
they say I will go to prison, or spend the rest of my
life in a mental hospital. They say there are people
who want to have me shot...." [ When I ask who, they say "Nunyabiz"]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

....a team of physicians from the University of
Montpelier ... were about to conduct the most complete
scientific study of an alleged supernatural event in
the history of Catholicism. The leader of the French
doctors ... Dr. Henri Joyeux had come to Medjugorje on
his first trip to the village accompanied by only an
electronics engineer. The two men had made video- and
audio tapes of the visionaries during thirty-five
apparitions, hoping to determine whether the
"synchronizations" of the seers might have been
orchestrated. Back in France, after several weeks of
studying the tapes at the slowest speeds possible, Dr.
Joyeux became convinced that "definitive" tests were
warranted and organized a team of other doctors from
the university. He could not, of course, prove that
these six children were actually seeing the Virgin
Mary, Dr. Joyeux told Father Laurentin. However, the
doctor felt certain that he would be able to confirm
or eliminate an entire range of medical and
psychological explanations.

The problem was that the seers refused to
cooperate, citing the Virgin's statement to Ivan
during the tests by the Italian doctors nearly a year
earlier: "It is not necessary." Only after days' delay
and a series of strenuous arguments were Dr. Joyeux
and Father Laurentin able to convince young Jakov that
the children should ask the Virgin for permission to
be tested during their next apparition. This they had
done, the six reported that evening, and the Madonna's
reply was succinct: "You are free." After another day
of discussion, all six visionaries agreed to be
tested.

The most eminent of the physicians on Dr.
Joyeux's team was the ear, nose, and throat specialist
Dr. Francois Rouquerol. He had been able to
demonstrate a clear "disconnection of the auditory
pathways during the ecstasy" of each visionary, Dr.
Rouquerol reported. He had proven that most
convincingly, the doctor explained, by blaring ninety
decibels of engine noise into the ears of the seers
during their apparitions; none had reacted. He also
reported that, while his instruments showed the
visionaries' voices had become completely silent
during the apparitions, their lips, tongues, and
facial muscles had continued to function exactly as
when speech was audible. Somehow, completely separate
from the rest of their physical faculties, the larynx
of each seer had ceased to operate during the period
of silence. This anomaly was singular in his
experience and could not be accounted for by any
condition known to medical science, Dr. Roquerol
concluded.

The opthalmologist on the French team, Dr.
Jacques Philippot, not only confirmed the profoundly
inhibited eyelid reflex to dazzling light observed
earlier by the Italian doctors, but also demonstrated
that from the beginning to the end of their
apparitions, the gaze of all the children remained
fixed on exactly the same point several feet above
their heads. Even when he tried to block their vision
with an opaque screen, Philippot noted, the seers'
eyes had not reacted. What Philippot considered most
compelling was that he had measured a simultaneity of
eyeball movement among the visionaries of less than
one-fifth of a second at both the beginning and the
end of their apparitions; this was so far beyond the
capacity of normal human functioning that no form of
collusion or manipulation could account for it.

Heart specialist Dr. Bernard Hoarau reported that
his electrocardiogram, blood pressure, and heart
rhythm examinations of the seers during their
ecstasies "allow us to exclude totally the existence
of the phenomena of dreams, sleep or epilepsy."
Neurologist Dr. Jean Cadhilac added that the tests he
had conducted on the visionaries "eliminate formally
all clinical signs comparable to those observed during
individual or collective hallucination, hysteria,
neurosis or pathological ecstasy."

Like nearly everyone else who studied the results
obtained by the French team, Dr. Joyeux was most
impressed by the electroencephalogram tests that had
measured activity in eight distinct areas of the
seers' brains during their ecstasies. All states of
consciousness known to neuroscience involved some
admixture of alpha (receptive) and beta (reactive)
impulses. Dr. Joyeux observed that the ratio of
activity in the seers' brains prior to an apparition
was exactly normal: ten alpha cycles to twenty beta
cycles each second. Falling asleep or into a trance
state would have increased the beta cycles while
reducing the number of alpha cycles. During their
apparitions, exactly the opposite occurred: Their beta
impulses stopped completely. The six young people were
not simply awake during their apparitions, but
hyper-awake, in a state of pure meditation that
previously had been observed in just a handful of
Trappist or Buddhist monks while deeply in prayer. And
those monks had achieved this "generalized alpha
rhythm," Dr. Joyeux noted, only when their eyes were
closed, whereas the Medjugorje visionaries had kept
their eyes wide open during the entire time of their
apparitions.

In the spring of 1985, Dr. Joyeux submitted a
report that concluded: "The ecstasies are not
pathological, nor is there any element of deceit. No
scientific discipline seems able to describe these
phenomena." Concurrent with the publication of his
work, Dr. Joyeux agreed to an interview with Paris
Match. "The phenomena of the apparitions at Medjugorje
cannot be explained scientifically," the doctor told
the magazine's interviewer. "In one word, these young
people are healthy and there is no sign of epilepsy,
nor is it a sleep or dream state. It is neither a case
of pathological hallucination nor hallucination in the
hearing or sight faculies ... It cannot be a
cataleptic state, for during the ecstasy the facial
muscles are operating in a normal way." The ecstasies
of the seers at Medjugorje "do not belong to any
scientific determinations," the doctor added. "It is
more like a state of deep, active prayer, in which
they are partially disconnected from the physical
world, in a state of contemplation and sane encounter
with a person whom they alone can see, hear and touch.
We cannot reach the transmitter, but we can ascertain
that the receivers are in a state of sane and good
working order."

In September 1985, shortly after Dr. Joyeux left
Medjugorje for the last time, the Italians dispatched
their own all-star team of doctors from Milan's
mangiagalli Clinic to the village. The most intriguing
results obtained by the Italian team were reported by
Dr. Michael Sabatini....
http://walterkarp.tripod.com/miracledetective