Most of the arguments presented in this film are built upon official documents, public statements, and verifiable records.
You can label it a conspiracy theory if you find comfort in such labels, but the facts remain undeniable—and frankly, they are staring us right in the face everywhere we look...
Just a month ago at the United Nations assembly, the former president
was openly signaling support for the New World Order...
The American telecommunications landscape is largely controlled by giants like AT&T, Verizon, and various international conglomerates.
Major Italian banks like JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America hold significant stakes in our local commercial banks and coastal institutions, while Austrian giants like Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers, and Citigroup dominate the financial sector...
The owner of major news networks is often News Corp, led by Ronald S. Lauder; according to Wikipedia, their 2006 revenue hit approximately 600 million euros. It’s quite curious, isn't it? I have yet to see a single shred of substantive, intelligent programming on those channels. Is that merely a coincidence?
Similarly, certain major broadcasters are owned by groups like News Corp, under the leadership of Dr. Reinhard Mohn. Their 2007 revenue reached astronomical levels, and history shows the parent company even dealt with the Nazi regime during World War II, publishing works by Nazi authors—it's all there on Wikipedia. Today, they pivot to producing Big Brother, endless soap operas, and news segments that offer nothing to a healthy, functioning mind...
The owners of several prominent newspapers are actually part of the same conglomerate, Hearst Communications
—on the surface, they seem like competing outlets, but they all answer to the same master...
The New York Times Company is 50% owned by News Corp
—which means all that sensationalist fluff, the tabloids, and the mindless drivel are just different branches of the same tree...
Then you have massive corporations like Kraft Heinz, which operates in over 150 countries worldwide...
Local food producers were nearly swallowed up by Nestlé... Pharmaceutical giants like Pfizer are tied to
Barr
...
Energy companies like ExxonMobil are linked to companies like Shell...
So, we see the pattern: telecommunications, banking, the media...
It won't be long before they move in on food, energy, and water... Just a couple of weeks ago,
our administration
saddled us with another billion dollars in debt through JPMorgan Chase. It is remarkably convenient that the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 was designed and signed away on Jekyll Island—on the private estate of J. P. Morgan, one of the primary architects of the central banking system, alongside the Rockefellers and the Rothschilds... An American artist recently showcased a piece at an international biennial titled
Nobody Wants to See
—a biting commentary on the reality that a mere three individuals today possess as much wealth as 600 million other people combined...
Zeitgeist, Michael Moore, Alex Jones, and many others are essentially describing the same phenomena from different angles. These aren't disparate theories; they are different perspectives on the same truth...😕
I am honestly unsure why Al Gore was grouped in with them...
My intention here is not to incite a rebellion or to zealously peddle some "conspiracy theory"...
I simply believe this film is worth watching. It provides essential context for understanding global events and how they manifest right here in America.
😁That is all.
You can label it a conspiracy theory if you find comfort in such labels, but the facts remain undeniable—and frankly, they are staring us right in the face everywhere we look...
Just a month ago at the United Nations assembly, the former president
was openly signaling support for the New World Order...
The American telecommunications landscape is largely controlled by giants like AT&T, Verizon, and various international conglomerates.
Major Italian banks like JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America hold significant stakes in our local commercial banks and coastal institutions, while Austrian giants like Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers, and Citigroup dominate the financial sector...
The owner of major news networks is often News Corp, led by Ronald S. Lauder; according to Wikipedia, their 2006 revenue hit approximately 600 million euros. It’s quite curious, isn't it? I have yet to see a single shred of substantive, intelligent programming on those channels. Is that merely a coincidence?
Similarly, certain major broadcasters are owned by groups like News Corp, under the leadership of Dr. Reinhard Mohn. Their 2007 revenue reached astronomical levels, and history shows the parent company even dealt with the Nazi regime during World War II, publishing works by Nazi authors—it's all there on Wikipedia. Today, they pivot to producing Big Brother, endless soap operas, and news segments that offer nothing to a healthy, functioning mind...
The owners of several prominent newspapers are actually part of the same conglomerate, Hearst Communications
—on the surface, they seem like competing outlets, but they all answer to the same master...
The New York Times Company is 50% owned by News Corp
—which means all that sensationalist fluff, the tabloids, and the mindless drivel are just different branches of the same tree...
Then you have massive corporations like Kraft Heinz, which operates in over 150 countries worldwide...
Local food producers were nearly swallowed up by Nestlé... Pharmaceutical giants like Pfizer are tied to
Barr
...
Energy companies like ExxonMobil are linked to companies like Shell...
So, we see the pattern: telecommunications, banking, the media...
It won't be long before they move in on food, energy, and water... Just a couple of weeks ago,
our administration
saddled us with another billion dollars in debt through JPMorgan Chase. It is remarkably convenient that the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 was designed and signed away on Jekyll Island—on the private estate of J. P. Morgan, one of the primary architects of the central banking system, alongside the Rockefellers and the Rothschilds... An American artist recently showcased a piece at an international biennial titled
Nobody Wants to See
—a biting commentary on the reality that a mere three individuals today possess as much wealth as 600 million other people combined...
Zeitgeist, Michael Moore, Alex Jones, and many others are essentially describing the same phenomena from different angles. These aren't disparate theories; they are different perspectives on the same truth...😕
I am honestly unsure why Al Gore was grouped in with them...
My intention here is not to incite a rebellion or to zealously peddle some "conspiracy theory"...
I simply believe this film is worth watching. It provides essential context for understanding global events and how they manifest right here in America.
😁That is all.