Is 2026 at risk of becoming like the "Metropolis" movie?

[Sunny]

I don't think so.

 

[Nimrod33]

Bump because we are getting closer to 2026.

 

[nema]

I'm asking this because Metropolis is set in 2026. Although I didn't read the book I have watched the movie. In the movie mankind is divided between the Capitalist Yehuborim who lives in a big city in the surface and worker goyim who lives in the subterrans like slaves. Considering that 2022 is the year Soylent Green is set on and many of the things the movie showed came true, would this also apply to Metropolis?

You watched the movie and now you think it's going to happen.. you've been programmed. If you watch these big movies, keep in mind it's one of their biggest propaganda tools...

 

[DisillusionedCitizen]

I'm asking this because Metropolis is set in 2026. Although I didn't read the book I have watched the movie. In the movie mankind is divided between the Capitalist Yehuborim who lives in a big city in the surface and worker goyim who lives in the subterrans like slaves. Considering that 2022 is the year Soylent Green is set on and many of the things the movie showed came true, would this also apply to Metropolis?

Crap like this is why I don't watch tv anymore. It's all Yehuborim hogwash designed to fulfill their "prophecies."

 

[serpentwalker666]

Simply.. No. Things will be fine, drop this nonsense of obsessing over a movie that predicts a rather dystopian outcome for the world and humanity.

 

[SETI]

What I think will happen in 2026 is the further exposure of Yehuborim and their propaganda. The Yehuborim influence in world government will be reduced.

People are likely to ask the Yehuborim question openly with fear of backlash.

Hail Zeus!!