Now Chris Martenson needs YOUR help!

What are your Youtube plans?

Your followers might start posting there, you may want to give them some guidelines or not.

One more thing: submit the crash course to social sites like digg, reddit, del.icio.us, facebook, etc. I just hope chris' server/bandwidth can handle it. 

it has been discussed on a social website that I frequent which is how i found it. I have it as my tag line in my emails, and have mailed many links out to everyone.

Someone contact the Coast to Coast network. I sent in a request for them to invite Chris for an interview. I listen to the show often which is another reason I got hooked onto Chris's site as I was a Trends Research member and fan of Gerald Celante and his predictions which are errily similar and that man is often on the show. This show reaches a lot of people!

Another suggestion is in IM profile.  I've already had one friend watch the series based on having the link show up there.

Erik and Chris:

Franchise. Take a cut and have everyone here that are members do your road show....

The franchisee could take an ad out with a financial IQ true false test, a do you know that the Fed isn't federal sort of a thing.

Charge 50 bucks a head and take 20.

Create your own "army" and get the word out and make some worthless us $$$$

Take care

Following includes detailed synopsis of Chris's entire Crash Course at Exponential-Yewgenics, along with Dr. Al Bartlett's Energy, Population & Mathematics, and Exponential Population Consequences Issues. It was emailed to Simmons & Co. International (Largest Energy Investment Bank in World), Money and Markets, and posted at New Scientist.

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Email from JAGCorpSwan (jmc.pa.tf*gmail.com)

Editor, Staff & Junkman,
JunkScience.com: (staff*junkscience.com),
(editor*junkscience.com),
(junkman*junkscience.com)

CC: Mr. Mathew Simmons, CEO, Simmons & Co. International (info*simmonsco-intl.com)
Mr. Martin Weiss & Larry Edelson, Money and Markets (eletter*moneyandmarkets.com)
Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 11:13 PM

RE: The JunkScience of your October 23, 2008 article, Greens: 'Economic growth is killing the planet'

It appears from the statement:

If you need more evidence that the Greens intend to destroy our standard of living, you need not look further than the Oct. 18 issue of New Scientist magazine

that it is highly plausible, that your aforementioned article, has perhaps not considered, among much else, the following information:

1. The Pentagon and Intelligence Communities Perspective on Exponential Factors of Population viz a viz Resources, namely Exponential Yewgenics: See: Pin2Gong-HUMINT

2. Additional Information on the Mathematical Reality, as so eloquently described by among others, Albert Einstein, and Dr. Albert Bartlett, of the Exponential Function; The Energy Economics of Feebleminded Addicts to Politically Correct Religious and Corporate $lave and €annon Fodder Breeding Economics & Religion.... See: Exponential-Yewgenics.

3. CEO of the largest Energy Investment Bank in the World, Mr. Mathew Simmons, Energy White Paper: Revisiting The Limits to Growth: Could The Club of Rome Have Been Correct, After All?, by Matthew Simmons; CEO - Simmons&Co.Intnl See: Fleur-de-Lis

4. US Naval Services Long-Term Study: Global Tipping Points on Food, Water, Energy, Pollution, Population, & Natural Resources; Money and Markets, and The Population Explosion: The Most Powerful Force on Earth, by Martin Weiss, Ph.D., Money and Markets; See: NavyJAG-HUMINT

Quote:
Sometimes you may wonder:
Why are nations so committed to economic growth at nearly any cost?
Why do central banks continue to pump in so much money long after they recognize the inevitability of its inflationary consequences?
Why has GDP growth become the supreme icon of most governments, businesses and investors?
When debts and deficits run amuck, why dont our leaders just slow down, take a breather, and focus on finding a more stable path?
Your answers may be varied. But if you trace back through the chain of cause and effect, you will always return to one single, overriding factor: The population explosion colliding with finite resources. More mouths to feed. More demand. More pressure to perpetuate growth. More inflation.

From 'whom', do you suppose this 'PRESSURE' comes to perpetuate 'economic-growth' and 'population growth'; and consequently, the population explosion colliding with finite resources?

Somehow, I don't think it's any of the individuals you are so enthusiastically criticising? Is it?

Might it be accurate to conclude that the junkscience is YOUR OWN?

Respectfully Submitted,

Lara Braveheart
Plaintiff Counsell: JAG-IA 07-146

PS: FYI: Arguably the most authoritative work on terrorism was the February 1986 Report of the Vice President's Task Force on Combating Terrorism, chaired by Vice President George Bush, Sr. This report concludes that the root cause of terrorism is overpopulation (i.e. the population explosion colliding with finite resources).

I just shot an e-mail off to NBC nightly news as a suggestion for their "Making a Difference" segment.  I think trying to get the Crash Course on PBS may be another good way to get the material out to more people.   

Good luck!

YouTube is nice for a low fi, easy access version of the presentation.  In addition, you don't need to worry about your server load.

 I was also thinking about bittorrent.  The Crash Course video (DVD/Divx/XviD) is a perfect example of legitimate use of the protocol.  People could contribute then simply by seeding the presentation.  

Great work!  Thanks so much for all your hard work.  The information in The Crash Course is life changing.  

 Travis 

Erik & Chris,

I would like to know how soon I can get a DVD copy, besides sharing with community and family; I need for following; which I imagine shall benefit greatly many people, not only on an 'educational' level, but on a 'legal' level.

The issues in Chris's Crash Course, -- particularly the Exponential Functions of Population viz a viz Resources, and the extensive lack of detailed simple education for citizens on these issues (in simple language as Chris so excellently does in the Crash Course) -- were submitted into the Court Record of HC-CPD Appeal A 696-04 (subsequently transferred to JAG 07-146).

Today, I was informed by the South African Police, that the South African Goverment, are reinstating their previously dropped charges of Crimen Inuria by myself against the leader of the Independent Democrats, Mrs. Patricia de Lille (in aforementioned Legal Matter, referred to above).

If Mrs. de Lille decides to go ahead with the charges, by way of a Trial, then among others, she shall need to testify, on her own behalf. I shall also call Tony Leon (former leader of Democratic Alliance), Nelson Mandela, Manto Tshalbala-Msimang, Archbishop Tutu, Thabo Mbeki, and a few other current and former members of the South African Goverment. These individuals were submitted with legal documentation, via the Office of Mr. Tony Leon (then leader of the Democratic Alliance, who provided written confirmation of having forwarded the Legal Documentation to these individuals in this matter), on these issues; and particularly on their failure to clearly and articulately speak up as 'political' and 'religious' 'leaders' on these issues.

Naturally, should the trial go ahead, and accordingly aforementioned be required to testify; the media shall be forced to cover the trial.

A simplistic allegation of the trial -- hereto relevant -- is as follows: Reasonable citizens given impartial information stated simply and clearly; explaining the interrelated issues of energy to the economy (peak oil), money creation, exponential functions, and particularly their consequences, exponential population growth, the benefits of zero or negative population growth; could be relied on to make wiser long term decisions for the benefit of the ecology, economy and their children and grandchildrens future as free men and women in a Republic.

I would like to provide the court and aforementioned politicians, and anyone following the court proceedigns with Chris's Crash Course, as a -- hopefully exponential function education viral resource -- and accordingly submit it into the Court Record as evidence, for the public's concern on these issues.

Lara (JMCSwan)

I stumbled upon this website when someone watched my youtube video on the bailout. They commented on my video by thanking me for the info and said I should check out chrismartenson.com. I ended up watching the crash course and became addicted, ever since I have stopped by this site once a day to go along with my other research on the economy. I plan on including the link on my next video.

 My suggestion is to do the same. Respond to youtube vids, articles, and chat threads that are in line with the topics discussed here and plug this site. Put the links in your uploaded videos, hyperlink with all emails you send out. I stand behind Chris more than I do any candidate of any party. My video's get around 500-800 hits, that's quite an audience (albiet a small one). Many people get much more than that, people read the comments section, I know that I do, so post the link to this site. By the way, I threw a little money in the offering plate chris as it was passed around and I hope you make use of it while it still has value, haahahha.

To get the message out then do several things:

1). Make the 'Crash Course' downloadable so it can be distributed.

2). You could make it available via Torrents such as BitTorrent

3). Upload the 'Crash Course' to YouTube and other social/community sites.

I own an internet server at a Tier 1/Class A ISP and I would possibly be willing to dedicate a certain amount of bandwidth to allow the 'Crash Course' to be distributed and downloaded.

G

YouTube I believe is switching to over the current 10 minute limit soon. I read about it a couple of months ago. I don't know when they will do this or if they already have.

I am in China and Taiwan for long periods, and I too have educated people about what is going on in America, because it greatly effects the business in the Asian areas. I have not shown the presentation, but if you get to the point where you want a translation or subtitled version in Chinese, I could probably do it for you. A majority of business and people in general have no idea how world banking systems work, how America drops a pebble and it becomes a tidal wave in China, etc. etc.

You're not kidding... China hasn't even had the chance to finish their industrial revolution.  I can't imagine what that country will go through during its "Great Depression".  Talk about a rug being pulled out from beneath their feet.  At least I don't think the Chinese will make the same mistake we are doing in the U.S.-- i.e. I don't think the Chinese will be willing to go through this a second time.  For us in this country, a "depression" will become a norm if we don't get rid of Central Banks.  For China, this is like a bad trip to the casino for them.  This meltdown is like a psychological sickness... This is very sad.  I wish more countries would reject the intrusion of the Central Banks taking over their country.  Soon, China will regret having jumped over that wall into "civilization" and the "post-modern" world of chaos.

Education is the key and the weapon of defense.

Translate the Crash Course into as many languages as possible.  Start with languages, of those countries, who do not currently hold a Central Bank.  Their antibody will be the Crash Course.  Then attack those countries with the Crash Course via translated version, who are currently infected by the Central Banks, so they may have sufficient information to know the dangers of the disease (Central Bank) and fight against it.

I say we use "The Tyranny of the Masses" in a good and constructive way.  If we all have the information and everyone, in every country, protests against the Central Banks, then that is a good start-- start handing out flu shots and vaccinations en masse. 

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 A

•  Afghanistan – Da Afghanistan Bank (د افغانستان بانک)
•  Albania – Bank of Albania (Banka e Shqipërisë)
•  Algeria – Bank of Algeria (بنك الجزائر)
•  Angola – Central Bank of Angola (Banco Nacional de Angola)
•  Anguilla – see: Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States
•  Antigua and Barbuda – see: Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States
•  Argentina – Central Bank of Argentina (Banco Central de la República Argentina)
•  Armenia – Central Bank of Armenia (Հայաստանի Կենտրոնական Բանկ, Hayastani Kentronakan Bank)
•  Aruba – Central Bank of Aruba (Centrale Bank van Aruba)^[1]
•  Australia – Reserve Bank of Australia
•  Austria – see: European Union
•  Azerbaijan – National Bank of Azerbaijan (Azərbaycan Milli Bankı)

B

•  Bahamas – Central Bank of The Bahamas
•  Bahrain – Central Bank of Bahrain
•  Bangladesh – Bangladesh Bank
•  Barbados – Central Bank of Barbados
•  Belarus – National Bank of the Republic of Belarus (Национальный банк Республики Беларусь)
•  Belgium – see: European Union
•  Belize – Central Bank of Belize
•  Benin – see: West African Economic and Monetary Union
•  Bermuda – Bermuda Monetary Authority
•  Bhutan – Royal Monetary Authority of Bhutan
•  Bolivia – Central Bank of Bolivia (Banco Central de Bolivia)
•  Bosnia and Herzegovina – Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Centralna Banka Bosne i Hercegovine)
•  Botswana – Bank of Botswana
•  Brazil – Central Bank of Brazil (Banco Central do Brasil)
•  Brunei – Brunei Currency and Monetary Board
•  Bulgaria – see: European Union
•  Burkina Faso – see: West African Economic and Monetary Union
•  Burundi – Bank of the Republic of Burundi (Banque de la République du Burundi)

 C

•  Cambodia – National Bank of Cambodia
•  Cameroon – see: Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa
•  Canada – Bank of Canada (Banque du Canada)
•  Cape Verde – Bank of Cape Verde (Banco de Cabo Verde)
•  Cayman Islands – Cayman Islands Monetary Authority
•  Central African Republic – see: Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa
• CFP franc – Overseas Issuing Institute (Institut d'émission d'Outre-Mer)
  •  French Polynesia
  •  New Caledonia
  •  Wallis and Futuna
•  Chad – see: Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa
•  Chile – Central Bank of Chile (Banco Central de Chile)
•  China, People's Republic of – People's Bank of China (中国人民银行)
  •  Hong Kong – see: Hong Kong
  •  Macao – see: Macau
•  China, Republic of (Taiwan) – Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan) (中央銀行)
•  Colombia – Bank of the Republic (Banco de la República)
•  Comoros – Central Bank of the Comoros (Banque Centrale des Comores)
•  Congo, Democratic Republic of – Central Bank of the Congo (Banque Centrale du Congo)
•  Congo, Republic of – see: Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa
•  Costa Rica – Central Bank of Costa Rica (Banco Central de Costa Rica)
•  Cote d'Ivoire – see: West African Economic and Monetary Union
•  Croatia – Croatian National Bank (Hrvatska narodna banka)
•  Cuba – Central Bank of Cuba (Banco Central de Cuba)
•  Cyprus – see: European Union^[2]
•  Czech Republic – see: European Union

 D

•  Denmark – see: European Union
•  Djibouti – Central Bank of Djibouti (Banque Centrale de Djibouti)
•  Dominica – see: Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States
•  Dominican Republic – Central Bank of the Dominican Republic (Banco Central de la República Dominicana)

 E

•  East Timor - Central Bank of East Timor
• Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa – Bank of Central African States (Banque des États de l'Afrique Centrale, BEAC)
  •  Cameroon
  •  Central African Republic
  •  Chad
  •  Congo, Republic of
  •  Equatorial Guinea
  •  Gabon
•  Ecuador – Central Bank of Ecuador (Banco Central del Ecuador)^[3]
•  Egypt – Central Bank of Egypt (البنك المركزي المصري)
•  El Salvador – Central Reserve Bank of El Salvador (Banco Central de Reserva de El Salvador)^[3]
•  Equatorial Guinea – see: Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa
•  Eritrea – Bank of Eritrea
•  Estonia – see: European Union
•  Ethiopia – National Bank of Ethiopia
•  European Union / European System of Central Banks
  • Eurosystem – European Central Bank^[4]
    •  Austria – Austrian National Bank (Oesterreichische Nationalbank)
    •  Belgium – National Bank of Belgium (Nationale Bank van België / Banque nationale de Belgique)
    •  Cyprus – Central Bank of Cyprus (Κεντρική Τράπεζα της Κύπρου / Kıbrıs Merkez Bankası)^[2]
    •  Finland – Bank of Finland (Suomen Pankki)
    •  France – Bank of France (Banque de France)^[5]
    •  Germany – Federal Bank of Germany (Deutsche Bundesbank)
    •  Greece – Bank of Greece (Τράπεζα της Ελλάδος)
    •  Ireland – Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland (Banc Ceannais agus Údarás Seirbhísí Airgeadais na hÉireann)
    •  Italy – Bank of Italy (Banca d'Italia)
    •  Luxembourg – Central Bank of Luxembourg (Banque Centrale du Luxembourg)
    •  Malta – Central Bank of Malta (Bank Ċentrali ta’ Malta)
    •  Netherlands – Netherlands Bank (De Nederlandsche Bank)
    •  Portugal – Bank of Portugal (Banco de Portugal)
    •  Slovenia – Bank of Slovenia (Banka Slovenije)
    •  Spain – Bank of Spain (Banco de España)
  • Members of the European System of Central Banks, but not of the Eurosystem:
    •  Bulgaria – Bulgarian National Bank (Българска народна банка)
    •  Czech Republic – Czech National Bank (Česká národní banka)
    •  Denmark – National Bank of Denmark (Danmarks Nationalbank)
    •  Estonia – Bank of Estonia (Eesti Pank)
    •  Hungary – Hungarian National Bank (Magyar Nemzeti Bank)
    •  Latvia – Bank of Latvia (Latvijas Banka)
    •  Lithuania – Bank of Lithuania (Lietuvos Bankas)
    •  Poland – National Bank of Poland (Narodowy Bank Polski)
    •  Romania – National Bank of Romania (Banca Naţională a României)
    •  Slovakia – National Bank of Slovakia (Národná banka Slovenska)
    •  Sweden – Bank of Sweden (Sveriges Riksbank)^[6]
    •  United Kingdom – Bank of England

F

•  Fiji – Reserve Bank of Fiji
•  Finland – see: European Union
•  France – see: European Union
•  French Polynesia – see: CFP franc

 G

•  Gabon – see: Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa
•  Gambia – Central Bank of The Gambia
•  Germany – see: European Union
•  Georgia – National Bank of Georgia (საქართველოს ეროვნული ბანკი)
•  Ghana – Bank of Ghana
•  Greece – see: European Union
•  Grenada – see: Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States
•  Guatemala – Bank of Guatemala (Banco de Guatemala)
•  Guinea – Central Bank of the Republic of Guinea (Banque Centrale de la République de Guinée)
•  Guinea-Bissau – see: West African Economic and Monetary Union
•  Guyana – Bank of Guyana

 H

•  Haiti – Bank of the Republic of Haiti (Banque de la République d'Haïti)
•  Honduras – Central Bank of Honduras (Banco Central de Honduras)
•  Hong Kong – Hong Kong Monetary Authority (香港金融管理局)^[7]
•  Hungary – see: European Union

 I

•  Iceland – Central Bank of Iceland (Seðlabanki Íslands)