Rampage: Capital Punishment

Bill disappeared the same evening of the massacre.

Two years later a video appeared online.

It's, uh... it's a sad downward spiral,

to the end of all times.

And, uh... there's no chance that we can survive.

I mean...

seventy million people every year are brought into this earth.

What are they doing? Sucking up all our resources.

There's too many people, so what do we do?

Just keep them around?

Let's kill them! Let's get rid of them!

Good! Thank you! Thanks for, uh... thanks for coming out.

The video has reached over five million views.

Bill has become an Internet sensation of mythic status

among hate groups and political extremists around the world.

Why not? I mean that's my plan. That's what I want to do.

Let's just clean the world.

So maybe the rest of us can sustain a little bit of life.

So maybe that's what I'll do that in the future,

I'll... I'll help you out. I will help you out.

And I will cleanse...

This, my dear viewers, is maybe a once in a lifetime opportunity

to listen to uncensored media for a few minutes.

What I have to say is very important,

I had to kill a lot of people and I will get myself killed to get on your television.

I want to give you the facts,

The US government is funded by the rich,

and it keeps the people on the brain level of children.

They make sure that people are busy making money to survive,

taking care of their family their house and their lawn.

They want people thinking that they are free,

and have a choice and can do whatever they want.

With free press, TV, hollywood movies, schools, university, religion, they are all...

They create the illusion that anything is possible.

I'll tell you what this is. This is a...

mind control dictatorship in the costume of democracy.

You said they'd be home, but I don't see anyone.

Hello? Mr. Johnson!

Let's check the front door.

Let's check back in an hour.

- You want a cigarette? - Yeah.

Let me ask you guys a question.

Why don't you go rob a bank?

Or people?

- I got it. - Here you go.

There it is, fill it up.

I mean, jail has got to be a whole lot better than sitting in the streets, right?

Mugging people's not our bag.

At least, here we're free,

Free? You want to be free?

What kind of freedom is this?

You can't even cross the town. You can't buy a bus ticket, right?

Bus ticket costs money, right?

At least it's warm in jail.

It's a hell of a lot warmer than it is on the street, right?

Money is everything, right? Money is what you need, right?

True. Money is everything,

What the fuck we gonna do with money in jail?

You don't have to spend money in jail.

Taxpayers pay for your jail, right?

Pay for your food, your water, your heat.

It's a lot warmer in jail than sitting out here

on the streets on your lazy asses, right?

Why don't you get off your fucking ass? Do something about it.

So why don't you do yourself a favor? Go rob somebody, become a criminal.

It pays.

OK, wait until I do my intro, chew the thing and then I'll come...

Wiki, this is a...

Do you know what I mean? Andy?

We're missing tops at the page...

The ones that I gave you to do. Andy, this is what I'm talking about.

Just go with this. God dammit.

I just need... people who can keep up.

Are we ready to go yet? Andy, are we ready to go? Andy?

So, as we've been talking about.

I will now read factual information from Julian Assange's transcript...

Which, of course, was 40 pages long.

I will read the Cliff Notes of what we feel he was trying to say in that transcript.

The entire history of ideas.

All the ideas that we have access to, our knowledge about the world

defines the parameters under which we all act in a rational way.

Of course, all of us also act in an irrational way,

and society's acting in an irrational way,

but there is nothing rational we can do about rationality.

Our ability, as rational actors, to shape our destiny is limited to our rational

actions and our rational reactions are based on what we know about the world.

So in order to make our rational actions as humane as possible

we need the greatest source of input to our decision-making processes,

individually and as a society, and as a global civilization.

There are three types of history.

By history, I mean, something that is not 2000 years old.

By history, I mean all that we know, including the history of last week.

Number 1, history which has now going industrial subsidy.

That is how to make concrete, how to make windows, how to make pumps, etc.

That seems to be dry and boring to most people

but is actually the most important information in the world.

That is, how to harvest a crop, to to make metal and so on...

There's a second type of history which

does not have a curator, but is not under threat.

So that is the information that has been produced by industrial bases,

that are no longer profitable.

So those include the books that have gone out of print, for example.

And there is the third type of history that...

as an intellectual knowledge, that I'm the most interested in,

because it does not have existing support,

and neither have we ever had this branch of history to any significant degree.

That is the information about how human institutions actually behave.

Institutions, in order to increase their industrial power

and stop themselves being predictable,

have tried to keep that branch of history obscured.

If someone goes about obtaining part of it, some classified document, for example,

or a document about corporate strategy or old emails of Enron, or something,

and try to bring them into the light,

processes start to suppress that information,

and remove it from our shared knowledge of the world.

So this particular branch is interesting to me

And the other two we already have. This one we do not have.

And when we look at all the political theories

about how the world should be or should not be,

and what action should be taken or should not be taken,

to push the world in one direction or another.

We should ask under, what information are these political theories based on.

Looking at it from perspective of an institution,

all institutions, all are engaged in unjust activities.

Some obviously greatly exceed that of others.

So when trying to find the information

that will likely lead to a state of enhanced justice

we look for that information which the institution do not want the least.

Because that is a signal that

the information can do something, if it is released.

And that is why I have always said that censorship

while it is something to be condemned,

it is also an optimistic signal. It is always an opportunity,

because censorship reveals the fear of reform by knowledge.

That is if knowledge can be drawn out,

then some action will take place which will result in some kind of reform.

All units, all units. We're getting calls about a house fire

at Collingwood and West Second Avenue.

One eyewitness reports a suspicious person wearing motocross gear leaving the area.

All available units, please respond.

Why don't the rich pop stars and film stars and white stockbrokers,

who use speed and cocaine and ecstasy everyday, get thrown in jail? Why?

Because you're above the law, if you are rich.

You watch Spielberg's "Lincoln" movie

and you actually think the Civil War happened to free the slaves,

so that billionaire Spielberg makes you even dumber.

And they will make sure that that movie

will be screened at schools and in TVs non-stop, forever, but...

the reality is that every war was about money and

the stupid people must die, because the elite decided it.

You sit in front of reality TV every day to kill your time,

and you think you are... up to date,

because you watch Anderson Cooper and other empty balloons without their own opinion.

Hey dude, how much money you got?

Dude?

Remember me? Yeah?

What's wrong with your friend?

He's dead.

What's wrong with your friend?

He's dead.

What'd I tell you? Huh?

- It's cold, - Yeah, it's cold.

Now your friend dead, because you did nothing about it.

You're gonna be next.

Oh, it's closed?

No more bingo.

I-27. Bingo!

Bingo?

Alright, no bailout for you.

How you look doesn't matter. Brands don't matter. Drugs don't matter.

This is all created to keep you stupid.

The free press, TV, Hollywood movies, schools, universities and religion

are all opium for the masses, as Karl Marx would say.

I want to make you wake up and change.

Reports of a multiple shooting at a bingo hall in Burney.

Possible suspect wearing a black helmet and face mask,

seen driving away in a grey Honda. All units respond with caution.

Andy, how long have I been number one anchor in the city.

Don't think I don't have other options.

I have been consistently the number one anchor in this city for what?

Two years? Jesus!

Because most of these people I work with are incompetent assholes.

Many people are late. People don't do their job.

They don't get me the information I ask for!

Do you really think you'd get these awards without me, huh?

Do you think that award? No!

Ladies and gentlemen! Welcome to the new attraction of Las Vegas!

I can catch bullets!

And I will elevate you and me to a new level!

Stop! You don't have to do this! Come on!

Shit! Oh, shit!

Move! Move. There is space back here!

Hey, where you going?

Where is he? Where is he?

Oh, hi!

You guys are so cute, hiding back there.

Why do they put you in the back, huh?

Why do they put you in the back?

Come on. Come on, I need you. Let's go.

Let's go. Oh!