Alex Jones Martial Law 9-11: Rise of the Police State

Alex Jones Martial Law 9-11: Rise of the Police State

Alex Jones Martial Law 9-11: Rise of the Police State
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DVD Review: Very good!
Summary: 5 Stars

This was the first Alex Jones documentary I watched, and I haven't been the same since.

The documentary starts off with excellent coverage of the 2004 Republican National Convention protests. In various scenes, Jones is threatened with arrest for simply filming, even though he has a press pass. He also interviews several protestors. Some are well-informed, but some are still clearly stuck in the false left/right paradigm, especially when Jones confronts a couple communist groups, with one of their members accusing Jones of being a Nazi and a capitalist, even when Jones shows that communism was created by the central bankers to "con the serfs back into serfdom." In fact, one communist even says it's too bad Stalin didn't kill Jones.

The film moves on to an expose of filmmaker Michael Moore. In this part, Jones shows that "Fahrenheit 9/11" is actually a whitewash of what really happened on 9/11, showing that Moore was more interested in showing footage of Bush playing golf and being an "idiot elf" than asking the really hardcore 9/11 questions. In fact, Jones confronts Moore and asks him why he didn't talk about NORAD standing down on 9/11, and Moore's reply was "that would be un-American," clearly showing that Moore is just a puppet used to keep people in the false left/right paradigm.

Next, Jones does a great expose of what happened to WTC Building 7, even showing PBS footage of WTC complex owner Larry Silverstein who admitted that the building was destroyed by controlled demolition. Jones also exposes Silverstein's motives on 9/11, which was mainly a $7 billion insurance settlement.

Jones later covers the RNC, showing a montage of neocon elites using "terrorism" and "terrorists" as their main talking points. From this, the movie moves on to expose the ruling elite and their ties to the occult. This perfectly segues into the film's defining moment: Jones' confrontation of former presidential advisor David Gergen on his involvement in one-world government implementers (Council on Foreign Relaitons, Trilateral Commission, and Bilderberg Group) as well as Gergen's involvement in the Bohemian Grove.

The film wraps up with an expose of the criminal elite's police-state Big Brother surveillance agendas including transponders in cars (for taxing purposes), national ID cards, and even implantable microchips. From this, Jones exposes what the United Nations was clearly set up for, and finally, the film ends with a midnight boat ride.

At close to three hours in length, you may think it's too long, but there is a lot of information in this film. Picture-wise, the film looks outstanding. Audio-wise, the audio is crystal-clear, but the music soundtrack isn't as outstanding as Jones' latest films (Terrorstorm and Endgame) which have original music by Graham Reynolds, music director of the critically-acclaimed "A Scanner Darkly". Some of the 9/11 information in this film has become a bit outdated, but still, I whole-heartedly recommend this film.

Description of Alex Jones Martial Law 9-11: Rise of the Police State

Evil has spread across the land. Martial Law: 9/11 Rise of the Police State exposes the high-tech control grid that is being set up across America. Out of the ashes of the September 11th tragedy, a dark empire of war and tyranny has risen. The Constitution has been shredded and America is now a Police State. This film exposes not just who was behind the 9-11 attacks, but the roots and history of its orchestrators. Learn the Terrifying Secret that holds the Future of the World in it's grasp! From the frontlines of the Police State to the darkest sanctum of the secret society that controls it, Martial Law reveals the master plan of a group hell-bent on capturing America today -- and tomorrow the world. The New World Order has set in motion the Fourth Reich! Martial Law is a blazing spotlight piercing the electronic Berlin Wall of controlled corporate media. Plumb the depths of the Elite's minds: their ideology, their driving philosophy and uncover the power-mad "cult of Death" that is sworn to turn the Earth into a prison planet. Discover the documented truth yourself -- before it's too late. With a runtime of over 3 hours, the DVD version is really like four films in one. DVD extras include: an expose on the true magnitude of torture (which far surpasses what happened in Iraq), the UN population control program, and an actual chase scene in which Alex and his crew, while traveling at night around Manhattan in a cigarette boat, are pursued by the US Coast Guard and the NYPD.

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