Peter Joseph can't get into his Medium account

Peter Joseph calls for violence against politicians

Ask yourself,

Is making films and lectures advocating sustainable resource management
A) communism, or
B) the same as ruling uteruses the property of the state?
Is advocating emotional abuse in *delightfully amusing gesture* towards one group the same as inviting it on oneself?

— anna brodsky ☮ (@spac3_flow3r) June 27, 2022

Regarding the difference between the RBE model and Communism? You tell me: How are they different in practice? How are they really even different in theory?

Lectures and advocacy both aim for eventual systemic revolution, no? What does that look like?

— 🍴 (@MetalAsFork) June 27, 2022

Distinction without a difference. It's a Trojan horse for the same old collectivist dystopian ideas. I say this as someone that was very gung ho for the Venus Project, and followed PJ for like 15 years now.

An "equality-oriented resource economy" sounds absolutely horrible.

— 🍴 (@MetalAsFork) June 27, 2022

I don't have to stretch to assume very much. "Visceral militant reaction..." doesn't leave a whole lot of wiggle room for what's being suggested. Nor does "not letting them go out in public...".

Endorsement is escalation.

— 🍴 (@MetalAsFork) June 27, 2022

Peter Joseph says you're doing everything wrong

Reading your tweet was.

— X on Earth (@XonEarth) October 13, 2021

So, that means that you know how to do everything right. Congratulations messiah. Go save yourself in your communist paradise and let me die as I will.

— Adán Bermúdez (@AdnBermdezLoza1) October 13, 2021

If loving you is wrong, I don't wanna be right

— Central Scrutinizer (@JulianLobato) October 13, 2021

Including watching Zeitgeist?

— Raúl (@raulcg) October 13, 2021

That’s pretty negative bro

— MG (@Malcolm13710083) October 13, 2021

self project much?

— 🦅Corbin Bitcoin Keegan🦂 (@KeeganCorbin) October 13, 2021

What’s the point of this quote?

— william fitzgibbons (@williamfitzgi17) October 13, 2021

no, just intellectually on pause

— Peter Joseph (@ZeitgeistFilm) October 13, 2021

bitcoin?

— ‘24 Halving Is Not Priced In ∞/21M (@GREGBEN15) October 13, 2021

no... wrong means things collapse and you die

— Peter Joseph (@ZeitgeistFilm) October 13, 2021

Nihilism much?

— Big Doge 💎 (@BigDoggge) October 13, 2021

Peter Joseph goes after Scarlett Johansson

Gross. Why doesn't she take all those $millions and $millions of dollars and start a foundation and do something positive for the world instead of distracting them, with trash films, from how they're being fucked every day of their lives?

— Peter Joseph (@ZeitgeistFilm) October 1, 2021

Because the life she lives fucks up other peoples lives by force of the zero sum game called market economics.

Get with the program.

The rich only exist because the poor suffer.

— Peter Joseph (@ZeitgeistFilm) October 1, 2021

pic.twitter.com/XrGCMTSnPR

— Hindsight 2020 (@darkphoenixx_) October 1, 2021

Why should she ?

— Le separatiste (@Le_separatiste) October 1, 2021

Who?

— magisbac (@jthommag) October 1, 2021

InterReflections is officially free now

Peter Joseph supports Antifa

Peter Joseph disagrees with Civil Disobedience

Id have to disagree on this one Peter, it was incredibly effective. It got the most powerful person in the world to call for their firing, something thats probably not even legal.

— Shadow the YangGang Communist (@CSturgis) June 29, 2019

Move over Earth 2.0, you didn't have soul1!

The post Documentary Release: A World Worth Imagining; Jacque Fresco – The Man with the Plan appeared first on The Venus Project. https://t.co/9IYsP44owJ pic.twitter.com/mFz7SGHNtR

— Paul Young - Say No More Squire! (@saynomoresq) November 13, 2019

Theatre is filling up! #WeekendWorthImagining for #AWorldWorthImagining @SOULDocumentary pic.twitter.com/EjArkN90np pic.twitter.com/uhiwtzuyIH

— katwomanofsteele (@katwomanofsteel) November 11, 2019

Trailer for New Documentary: “A World Worth Imagining”

Posted on June 22, 2019 by The Venus Project

We are pleased to introduce to you the S.O.U.L. Documentary team who came in 2017 to film for a documentary that they produced. We are excited that it will be coming out by the end of 2019. Below is a message from them with an invitation to view the trailer to their exciting new documentary about The Venus Project, featuring the last interview with Jacque:

Message from the S.O.U.L. Documentary team:

When we traveled across the country to meet and interview Jacque and Roxanne, two of our personal heroes, we had no idea that we were being gifted the final interview of Jacque’s life. Knowing it had been years since the previous interview, he gave it his absolute all, despite having suffered from Parkinson’s Disease for years. Compelled by our being so moved in his presence, and as a tribute to the effort he made, we felt these interviews were worthy of being the basis for a documentary.

While you are already familiar with Jacque’s unprecedented body of work, you most likely have never heard him speak with such compassion and tenderness, as if being shared the last words of wisdom from your brilliant grandfather. And for those who see it and are just discovering Jacque, Roxanne, the Resource Based Economy, and all that can mean for our future, their hearts are sure to be warmed by the powerful message of the film as well.

“A World Worth Imagining – Jacque Fresco, The Man With The Plan”, co-starring Roxanne Meadows, also includes a multitude of animations from The Venus Project and never-before-seen footage made available by the fact that we turned the film over for editing to long-time volunteer Joel Holt, who had done editing work on other documentaries made in-house at The Venus Project.

Because you are a loyal supporter of The Venus Project, you get the exclusive first glance at the trailer for the film.

Songs from the soundtrack to the film, one of which is dedicated to Jacque, are available here.

S.O.U.L. founder, and the film’s Executive Producer, Evan Gary Hirsch has pledged a matching $25,000 grant to be raised in conjunction with the release of the film this fall. Join the S.O.U.L. Tribe to find out more and follow the exciting developments: https://souldocumentary.love/the_venus_project/

Hey @TheVenusProject, still waiting to hear what you've done with all the money you got from the S.O.U.L. fundraiser.
Btw, any update on the Center For Resource Management?
It's been 8 months since you said anything about it.#TheVenusProject #ResourceBasedEconomy #JacqueFresco

— Rebuking RBE Myths (@MythsRbe) January 24, 2020

Documentary

To cover at least a portion of their production costs (over $300,000), S.O.U.L. Documentary has made the difficult decision to request that people rent or purchase the movie for a nominal fee. A portion of the proceeds will go to The Venus Project (in addition to their $50,000 matching grant campaign).

Matching Donations Campaign

In conjunction with the release of the documentary, S.O.U.L. has graciously offered to match up to $50,000 donated to The Venus Project by December 15, 2019. From the team: “Please join us in supporting this amazing effort by their vast array of volunteers to bring about Jacque and Roxanne’s vision of a world beyond politics, poverty, and war.”

CAMPAIGN GOALS

With the publication of The Best That Money Can’t Buy in 2002, Jacque Fresco succeeded in summarizing the vision of The Venus Project for the general public. Since that time, most of the information made available to the public on YouTube and elsewhere has been introductory and/or informal, leading many to wonder, “What else is there?”

Since 2010, The Venus Project released a series of 50 lectures (by Jacque Fresco) to the public in both audio and video form; lectures recorded from as early as 1974 to as late as 2011. These 50 lectures represent approximately 6% of the unique information recorded in audio/video form that has survived across a range of 50 years to the present.

Despite being a prolific illustrator, designer, lecturer, and model-maker, Fresco was not a prolific writer. To remedy this, 125 volunteers have worked since 2014 to transform his 864 lectures into transcripts. To date, they have succeeded in transcribing about 14%.

We have come to understand that Fresco’s lectures represent much more than education about science and a vision for the future. These lectures provide a spectrum of value ranging from innovative ideas about technology, original hypotheses for science, and statements of many problems that must be solved. They also provide personal advice aimed at helping a person cope with the rapidly changing world and people around them. Most importantly, these lectures synthesize the ideas of several fields of science and provide the rationale for The Venus Project’s social direction.

As students of Jacque Fresco striving to implement real-world projects that aim toward the vision, we would benefit greatly from these lectures as sources of information, being made more easily accessible, searchable, and cit-able. Without this, we fear losing the foundation that set The Venus Project in motion. As we enter into high-stakes projects that consume our time and resources, accomplishing this foundational task may become less likely. Therefore, a strong sense of urgency arises.

Internal Qualification and Scholarship

This lack of formal publications by Jacque Fresco places us in a conundrum for two major reasons.

To participate effectively in The Venus Project, members must meet standards of both external and internal qualifications. Fresco’s work represents the bulk of the source material required to suffice internal qualification. Having more information readily available from Fresco’s lectures will improve our processes of internal qualification by better educating people about The Venus Project.

The second half of our conundrum pertains to a lack of scholarly research showing that our diagnoses and proposals are well-founded. Together with Fresco’s limited output in written form, this lack of scholarship obscures the depth and breadth of our knowledge-base. Having well-researched publications will help us clarify the level of support that exists for The Venus Project’s plans from a scientific perspective. This will help us collaborate effectively with research institutions and scholars across a wide range of fields to improve our presentation.

As we synthesize with other initiatives and ideas, we still must preserve the intent of the direction and the unique approach that has grown out of Jacque Fresco’s body of work to prevent unwarranted regression toward the status quo. In the absence of both internal qualification and communication through scholarship, we risk losing the systems-oriented, complex, global, big-picture perspective upon which The Venus Project was founded.

Fundraiser

To remedy both deficits, this fundraiser will provide funds to advance securing The Venus Project’s foundation. The funds will be used to:
1.) Further convert Jacque Fresco’s lectures into a more accessible form
2.) Begin engaging scholars to perform formal research on our behalf

Funding will be allocated as follows:

• Transcribe the remaining unreleased 747 lectures of Jacque Fresco and systematically categorize and organize them for easier discovery of knowledge. We can then e-publish books from Jacque Fresco on important topics relevant to our global problems. These will be used to help orient scholars to The Venus Project’s ideas and further coordinate research objectives. These transcripts will also help set in motion the eventual publishing of a Collected Works of Jacque Fresco, available to the public for the first time. – $25K
• Fund scholarships and grants for scholars to perform literature reviews and publish research papers pertinent to The Venus Project. – $45K
• Continue operations and work at the Center in Venus, Florida. – $20K

Any/all remaining funds will be allocated to further our goals.

Foundations

These funds will help us secure The Venus Project’s foundations by fully accounting for Jacque Fresco’s contribution and set the stage for scholarly research aimed at better understanding existing problems and potential solutions. This will lay the groundwork for research programs at the Center for Resource Management that, in turn, lays the foundation for a transdisciplinary field dedicated to a science of Earth management.

Further announcements about Fresco’s body of work and our scholarly efforts will be provided as progress is made.

TZM Member tells Peter Joseph it's Communism

Communist Zeitard angered by Moving Forward

TZM admits that its just communism

#TZM and #TVP think they are not communists. Communists beg to differ. http://t.co/eX3LLMJG #Zeitgeist #RBE #RBEM

— The Goodest Jim Jesus 🤘🏴💰🍕 (@JimJesus) February 14, 2013 

Fully automated luxury communism http://t.co/3TpoFvl1gM

— Zeitgeist Movement (@tzmglobal) March 29, 2015

yet capitalism has lifted more people out of poverty an supported a country unseen in the history of the world, but of course you advocate for communism and socialism, which just proves my point America is so great the people who hate it won’t even leave an live under socialism

— shawn gubernath (@Gubernathss) December 6, 2021

Here's my opinion: they've identified some problems that are real and are an okay jolt away from the norm but I don't understand why they can't just say "we want to build a commune."

— Peter Coffin (@petercoffin) June 1, 2018

Seems like a lot of effort to avoid being called communists that doesn't even work.

— Peter Coffin (@petercoffin) June 1, 2018

Communist enablers unite 🙌🏽

— cosmo (@cosmo987654) January 31, 2022

Surely that's not an actual photo? Great humanitarian message though. Peter Joseph is the last hope for moneyless global Socialism/Communism.

— Ozymandias (@raymond69) March 3, 2022

Thank you for your response king. You were a huge influence on me early on and I appreciate your work. Keep doing what you do! Everything I have to say is 100% in good faith as I share a common desired outcome.

— FTOfficial (@FTOfficialTrav) March 11, 2022

Join me live this sunday at noon as I overview, critique, & analyze The Venus Project & The Zeitgeist Movement from a far left perspective. Please share with your neighbors on social media:https://t.co/ZrJCTmm6z4

— FTOfficial (@FTOfficialTrav) March 11, 2022

@tzmglobal I watched the Zeitgeist trilogy today thought it was just another conspiracy movie...
It's just a film series to rationalize "communism" to the masses 😾 pic.twitter.com/9Rd0jIg7QM

— Mister E. Nigma (@A_326_29_816) August 16, 2021

Peter Joseph doesn't know what jobs are

Nah, player should get whatever owner is sucker enough to pay him. "We" or the state, should have nothing whatsoever to do with it. If you don't like baseball, don't watch, or go. For those who do, their money pays his salary out of the owner's profits. It's a business.

— Tom Jones (@1013thom) March 4, 2019

Also paying baseball players less wont magically increase teachers salaries it’ll just make billionaire team owners even richer

— beefy baby (@evangrondner) March 4, 2019

I don't really agree, for once. Actors can do 16 hour days during movies, living in trailers, for weeks or months. It's hard work. And entertainment and recreation is important for people's sanity. All income should be controlled - US docs make waay to much too, for example.

— Kimmo Jaskari (@kimmojaskari) February 11, 2020

Very perplexed by how people keep misinterpreting what I’m saying

— Peter Joseph (@ZeitgeistFilm) February 11, 2020

I think Peter is saying If you are a musician for example and you call that a job, you're being insincere. As it's entertainment which isn't an essential role in society and shouldn't be classified as a "job".

I could be wrong though.

— Maya Wilkinson (@Inspiredarts_uk) February 11, 2020

we on the same page for all this, teachers, doctors, firefighters are integral jobs for sure, my issue was the dismissal of the other professions that very much take hard work, and often contain much less joy than most think

— desi mulatto (@TristanSeyek) February 12, 2020

its not subjective, there is a caliber of dedication it takes to be a professional in sports/entertainment industries that most people can't do or couldn't handle. people outside the shit think it's all fun but most of the time, they work longer hours than most

— desi mulatto (@TristanSeyek) February 12, 2020

Well yeah we agree on that, but those are both jobs, the compensation is the issue

— desi mulatto (@TristanSeyek) February 12, 2020

Entertainment is different from art/creative development.

Entertainment is distraction. Entertainment is there to amuse the slaves.

— Peter Joseph (@ZeitgeistFilm) February 11, 2020

you are not listening

— Peter Joseph (@ZeitgeistFilm) February 11, 2020

They are not jobs that require the level of economic compensation that some experience now. Nothing is. Nobody that special has ever lived or done any "job" to merit that kind of economic wealth. Especially entertainers.

— Claus Karlsen (@ClausKarlsen) February 11, 2020

I got you dude, you're bang on.

— Beaten Monkey (@BeatenMonkey) February 11, 2020

Since when did your IQ drop into the single digits?

— Peter Joseph (@ZeitgeistFilm) February 11, 2020

I’m sorry - Are you actually trying to muster some kind of normal conversation? I suggest not

— Peter Joseph (@ZeitgeistFilm) February 11, 2020

I suggest not, as well. Normal has been historically insufficient. However, I'm open to intelligent dialog.

— Logan Hunt, LMT, FRCms (@loganhuntlmt) February 11, 2020

If you have minimum wage in society then you should have maximum wage.
And who controls it? The public. You know that thing we call democracy?
Morons like you misunderstand that true democracy is economic democracy & true freedom is freedom to survive without financial coercion.

— Peter Joseph (@ZeitgeistFilm) February 12, 2020

That has nothing to do with economic democracy. That’s precisely the kind of democracy that’s ruining the world. Buying presidencies. Monopolies. Shutting down legislation to improve the environment....All economic democracy in YOUR context, which is actually totalitarianism

— Peter Joseph (@ZeitgeistFilm) February 12, 2020

In a democracy you’re always going to have winners and losers after election cycles and legislative battles. One side will be happy with the outcome and the other side will cry foul...they’ll never except the outcome and look for every excuse in the book for why they lost.

— mr. skinny (@BasqueTurd) February 12, 2020

Most musicians make bugger all . The ones that are rich are the 1 percent of musicians if that

— james clark (@jamescl37114501) February 11, 2020

Wrong... I agree with a lot you have to say...
But what gray and dark world do you live in?
I notice the extremely well done music in your videos.
Isn't that work?

It takes a lifetime of skill and craftsmanship to do music, entertainment professionally - in a monetary society.

— Darin Howard (@PositiveActionU) February 11, 2020

Hmmm... And a writer is a job?

— Pedro Vorph Afonso (@PValknut) February 13, 2020

Peter....My main passion is painting but I also do painting for a living (self employed) because it's the only thing I'm good at.

I don't have bosses watching me and I'm not as alienated from my own labour as a regular employee would be.

So am I insincere too?

— Maya Wilkinson (@Inspiredarts_uk) February 11, 2020

The point is no human being, especially one owning a SPORTS TEAM should afford a 30 million dollar mansion

— Peter Joseph (@ZeitgeistFilm) February 11, 2020

Gerrit Cole, a baseball pitcher, is going to be paid $35 million. How much do teachers make? Firefighters?
But moviemakers, athletes, musicians provide a very valuable service: they divert the population.
Short-term though: tax them at a very high rate. Which most people support.

— John J. (@JohnJ60080420) February 11, 2020

Game do you know anything about the Venus project ?!

— The Transparent Veganic Communist Political Party (@TheVeganic) February 24, 2020

Peter Joseph deletes his tweets

 

Please don't leave us @ZeitgeistFilm you are the only person I rely on to be as far left as I.

— Citizen5 (@Citiz3n5) July 17, 2019

@ZeitgeistFilm Fuck the noise. Fuck the public. Fuck the system. Humanity needs you brother. Change is in ours hands. We just have to wait for society to accept it's decision of destruction or normality. It may be too late but must not give up. One love

— TwistedOperator (@TwistedOperator) July 17, 2019

@TwitterSupport What happen to @ZeitgeistFilm Peter Joseph's Twitter Account? I like to see his Tweets. Would appreciate if I knew what happen to his Tweets

— Michael Gene Price (@MichaelGenePri1) July 17, 2019

Everybody needs a break from time to time....

— Black Wolverine (@TheKolaNut) July 17, 2019

Peter Joseph is a legend of our time and Zeitgeist is the greatest documentary ever made.

I'm saddened by the lack of implementation of his and Bucky's and Jacque's ideas. #TheVenusProphet

— Buck Fresco (@BuckFresco) July 17, 2019

you have better shit to do besides being my hero on social media. later on homey.

— trigger nullifidian 🛹 (@jeff_pine) July 17, 2019

im gone too. bye twitter. *sadly twitts away*

— causal loop (@nen_specialist) July 17, 2019

Wow, he sure left quick!? I've almost done that a few times, I hardly go on Facebook anymore, but I didn't delete or suspend my account. I've been pissed/frustrated/sad enough to almost delete accounts. Damn, hopefully I'll be notified some other way when his new film comes out.

— John 1313 (@JohnEW13) July 17, 2019

I see, nevertheless..sad.

— Sheela (@Simeagh) July 17, 2019

Though, like me, i suspect you never forsaw the pushback that grew from the rabbit holes in responce to your critique. Anyways, good luck with your new projects.

Zitgit will always be one of my favourite documentaries.

— Wesley G (@WesGDJ) July 17, 2019

Oh c'mon man. You don't need to leave. Social media is what you make it of it - it's a tool. PS: Can't wait to see your film - been waiting for years

— Dan Edison (@dan0216) July 17, 2019

@ZeitgeistFilm Hey dude. Do you wanna talk for a bit? Over time you’ve gotten more and more burnt out.(And for good reason). You used to be so effective because you were originally willing to see things through the eyes of the people who are blindfolded. It’s hard, but needed.

— -THINK-CREATE-DO-BE- (@LaMongoosel) July 17, 2019

You're one of the few I have notifications turned on for because you're one of the few that says shit people don't want to hear but need to hear. I can say that it at least makes an impact on me and I'm sure on thousands of others. Take it easy PJ.

— Spencer (@SpencerBonthoux) July 17, 2019

I’m with you mate!

— Stephen Camp (@SteveCampF1) July 17, 2019

By peter😥✌🏻

— john (@john92552244) July 17, 2019

pic.twitter.com/FMo8YCREcK

— Raúl (@raulcg) July 17, 2019

Oh man, you have erased so many of your past tweets about the rich that I had saved for later reference.

— Carlos Celis (@elunicoriginal) November 21, 2021

well, i'll have to start making notes on actual notebooks and stop saving in "favourites", 'cause i really miss some of that info.

— Carlos Celis (@elunicoriginal) November 21, 2021

Sorry about that

— Peter Joseph (@ZeitgeistFilm) November 22, 2021

TZM declared "dead in the water"

Marxistophobia? Its time to end our immaturity.

The Zeitgeist Movement and Marxism

TZM: Our mod posts marxist response to ECA but we're not communists

Just how dead is TZM? from r/TZM

The Zeitgeist Movement is the activist arm of The Venus Project... it seems to be dead.

— Becerra Rubén Darío (@BecerraRuben) April 9, 2020

What the zeitgeist movement needs is a Leninist type of vanguard party. Hate to break it to everyone but ideas alone will not do and any spontaneous uprisings with no clear vision and strict goals is highly at risk to fail and sink into a terrible regression.

— Sweet&TenderHooligan (@DizCharmingMan) June 9, 2020

Anybody on the left aware of the Zeitgeist movement?

— Voting for the meteor 🌎💥☄️ (@JoeyDeLuca11) July 15, 2020

Joe Scott says RBE isn't happening

Peter Joseph gets called out on Facebook

Peter Joseph fails to convert Jordan P. Cooper

David Pakman on TZM

No... nonononononono no no no no... no.. WTF? Why would you even think this is a fvcking good idea?

Close to 2 century old, rotten Blavatsky ideas, in the package of a boring man with a goatee?

Why David?

— One Species (@OneSpeciesReal) January 14, 2021

Gotta replace your calendar.

— Miguel Nunes (@MiguelNunes3301) January 15, 2021

The New Human Rights Movement book

"I hate capitalism, now buy my book or watch my movie, available for purchase one DVD" #hypocrite

— Cole Trickle (@SaulRight2017) August 18, 2017

you had me until you said 'buy my book'.

— Pete Hall (@petehall1979) July 28, 2017

Just bought the Communist Manifesto 2.0 written by the Cultural Marxist Technocrat @ZeitgeistFilm. He discusses how the proletariat can seize the means of production through the violence of the state from the bourgeoisie to create a AI ran socialist utopia. Right? No? Ok, sorry. pic.twitter.com/D8znCerNJk

— Brandon Mize (@BrandonPMize) June 26, 2019

Buy my book.

Now.
Do it.

And do it from douch-bag Amazon for the sake of social satire.#subtlemarketinghttps://t.co/jsGiqUtkcD

— Peter Joseph (@ZeitgeistFilm) March 10, 2020

Only competition works and only capitalism works but...we do need to upgrade the system!

— richard elliott (@RichardPaving) April 1, 2020

THE ZEIENTOLOGY MOVEMENT?!

Posted by Jim Jesus 

Guys, this video you are using to promote The Zeitgeist Movement and The Venus Project is a propaghanda peice from The Church of Scientology's front group Youth for Human Rights.

The videoin question, notice the comments and video description:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCQWwkERit4

Where the video came from:
http://www.youthforhumanrights.org/what-are-human-rights.html

Proof it's a Scientology group:
http://www.scientology.org/activity/human-rights/human-rights.html

What the hell are you doing promoting The Church Scientology?

You want a copy of my book? The New Human Rights Movement?

>In fact, I have about 20 of these paperbacks sitting around. ANYONE wanting a FREE COPY can pay for shipping and I'll send. (DM me)

...its not like I will ever make my money back on the cost/time to create it anyway ;) https://t.co/dzmBBXXpuh

— Peter Joseph (@ZeitgeistFilm) October 7, 2021

https://t.co/pZljJnqsFG

— Peter Joseph (@ZeitgeistFilm) October 7, 2021