Fall Of The Republic, a new film, by Alex Jones, documents how an offshore corporate cartel is bankrupting the US economy by design. Leaders are now declaring that world government has arrived and that the dollar will be replaced by a new global currency.
Alex Jones talks about FALL OF THE REPUBLIC
COMING TO THE INFOWAR OCTOBER 21st, 2009
Here is a first glimpse of Alex Jones most powerful film yet, to be titled Fall of the Republic: The Presidency of Barack Obama. The globalists want the Republic to fall, and they are trying to use their newest, and slickest ever puppet to destroy the last vestiges of Americas freedom, Constitution and economy, all while helping the bankers loot the country clean. But this film shows how we can turn it around, and restore all that was good and right in our nation.
With legislation racing through Congress and the Senate that will fundamentally alter our standard of living and serve as the entrée for the next, and potentially final, round of globalist looting, the increasingly irate grass roots of America is all that stands in the way of the complete transformation of the United States into a banana republic micromanaged by control freaks who seek to regulate, tax and rule over every aspect of our private lives.
Only by expanding the growing popular fight back against this tyranny can we have any chance of stopping it in its tracks, and Fall Of The Republic will be your weapon to unlock minds and tear down the support pillars of the left-right paradigm that still uphold the pimp game being run against us all by the bankster gangsters, the globalists, and their front men like Barack H. Obama.
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To the producers of the latest crazed DVD, out to the website near you:
Oh my goodness. Call Frontline, have them produce it, have them dig up more because you certainly haven’t done much homework of reaching out where you can gain credibility. By just hearing the names of the talking heads—Jesse Ventura?
This is going to be like that WTF Blanket, isn’t it?
The previous comment I made was to lampoon your beloved movie. Let me get a general comment that sort of blend in all of the things I saw on your blog so far, which, I presume, to be your general attitude toward the current states of politics.
There are no shortage of criticism on monetary policies on this blog, from the Treasury, to the Central Bank, to the White House, and that’s fine. We need all the diverse views we can get. I certainly can.
But there was not a single entry, in recent memory as far back as my first comment here, about the two ongoing wars, Iraq and Afghanistan. Now, normally, I could chalk it up to the lack of care from other bloggers. It’s hard to make a point when you have no idea what you are talking about.
Yet you are an ex-military man. From the tone of it all and the bits here and there, I presume you served the Army at some point. Not a single entry on the current affairs conducted abroad?
It is slightly strange to read all the railings against the “New World Order,” the UN, the new international currency, but nothing about the two combat theaters roiling and boiling.
You can’t begin talking about cleaning up the budget deficit without talking about the Defense Budget. You can’t talk about preserving the American dominance, be it culture, economic or otherwise without addressing the global reach we have with our Naval positioning and outposts around the world.
The lack of this, to me, is a peculiar weakness. By now I would expect a few takes, insightful or in general about the monetary black hole, that is the spending bill of two wars. What are your proposals on this? Stay the course? Retreat? What?
Do you believe in the mission? Did you believe in the missions?
Goodness! I thought the movie trailers were quite interesting and when I went to leave a comment here, I was surprised to find such an irrelevant rant taking up most of this page.
For goodness sake, everyone knows the Defense Budget, for example, is bloated. But dear Vaughn, do you know how much was spent on corporate bailouts, those same corporations who are sending jobs overseas? My guess is that you don’t live in Detroit, for example, where 30% of the working population is unemployed thanks to those jobs going elsewhere. If you want to see the future of the nation, take a closer look at that city, a city that once had the number one public school system in the nation. This is a city filled with engineers and laborers and other hard working folks who have seen the country they built vomit them back up like some kind of bad take-out dinner.
I am quite weary with keyboard know-it-alls who never take a step out in real life and see what the rest of the nation is going through. Away from the glowing screen, Vaughn, people know they are being sold out. Give it any fancy label or philosophy that you like, debate foolish economic theories that all amount to one thing …a big Money Lie.
Pardon me for taking up so much of this site with my own rant right now. I just meant to thank the poster for highlighting this film.