Endgame: Blueprint for Global Enslavement
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Movie Reviews of Endgame: Blueprint for Global Enslavement
Movie Review: Endgame
Summary: 4 Stars
Endgame by Alex Jones documents a very troubling development in the American political scheme of things. That a infinitesimally small group of very willful people seek to dominate this country and the world is something every American should know about. Unfortunately, very few do and most never will until they wake up one morning (if they are allowed to do so) and realize their cherished freedom is a thing of the past. While by its very nature this video has its limitations, it does highlight the significant role that secret societies play in American government. Hopefully more people will buy, watch and share this video before its too late to do anything about stopping what these people are up to.Movie Review: Global Enslavement, a real possibility?
Summary: 4 Stars
I have been very skeptical of any and all quote on quote "conspiracy theories" my entire life. However, having done a little homework, and looking at this material without blinders on I have to say I've changed my tune. This documentary by it self didn't turn me full circle but it was a crucial piece in the puzzle. If you are a skeptic please give this DVD a chance...
Alex Jone's "Endgame: Blueprint for Global Enslavement" is not a good first encounter to this information. His passion for informing the people I applaud, but some of his over the top megaphone usage will probably turn off most new comers to this subject matter. For a good over view of The Bilderberg group and the up coming one world government I would suggest Aaron Russo's "America: Freedom To Fascism", and read The Naked Capitalist by W. Cleon Skoussen.
Having said that "Endgame" is top notch in it's production, content, and ability to scare the daylights out of you. What you will find as you watch this is a short history of totalitarianism, socialism, feudalism, and the blueprint for the mind set for a ruthless dictator. Alex Jones then ties all of it together into our time with a group of Global Elites who are at this very moment setting up the foundation of The New World Order... National microchiped I.D. cards within a couple of years so they can track you everywhere you go. Discussions of implantable microchips in all society... However, what really caught my attention is the eugenics (selective breeding, sterilazation, and population control methods) programs. The end of America as we know it as it gets absorbed into the North American Union. A lot of this stuff has even been covered briefly by the news media... My short review can't do this documentary justice. I just don't happen to think it's the best one if this is your first look at this material. Buy it, and watch it after you look at a couple others...
I would also suggest G. Edward Griffins, "The Creature From Jeckyll Islan"
Movie Review: It left me feeling confused and depressed.
Summary: 2 Stars
This documentary is very long. It left me feeling confused and depressed. Mostly it's two old, angry white guys yelling into a mic at world elites. If this small group is planning on enslaving the world how is yelling at them going to help? Are there ways of preventing this from happening? Like all global politics it's rich vs. poor and the rich are playing all angles. Wouldn't it make more sense to roll out global military power all at once? Movie Review: Good
Summary: 3 Stars
I was hoping for a little more out of this movie, but it is worth a viewing.Movie Review: Hilariously Bad
Summary: 1 Stars
I didn't actually buy or rent this documentary. A student of mine (high school) suggested that I watch it, and he loaned it to me. It is good for a few laughs due more to its over-the-top, apocalyptic tone, but as a serious documentary it doesn't work--and that is being very kind.
One previous reviewer said it best--rather than serious journalism, it comes off more like a horror story best told around a Halloween campfire. Dark plots, secret societies, wicked schemes spanning generations, peculiar connections between public figures, eerie parallels between past and present. . .all of these abound in this film, and certain doom awaits humanity unless the masses unite to counteract the nefarious goals of said plots, societies, and schemes. I admit that some of it can be entertaining, but very little of it is serious.
In truth, the entire documentary rests on a smattering of recent politics (you'll see footage of both Bushes, Richard Holbrooke, Henry Kissinger), economics (NAFTA, the EU), and history (abundant footage of past dictators Zedong, Stalin, Hitler). Using this material, it then tries to spin off a tale of impending world conquest, doom, destruction, slavery, and oppression. Specifically, the video and its producer, Alex Jones, attempt to convince viewers of the existence of a sinister conspiracy to create a "New World Order," in which a secret cadre of predatory business and political elites (Jones accuses David Rockefeller and Henry Kissinger of belonging to the cadre, but--whoops--never offers any proof), operating according to the dictates of some master plan (Jones theatrically calls it a master plan as he conjectures wildly about what it consists of), are at this very moment working to 1) Destroy national boundaries and establish a world government 2) Reduce world population to a manageable level of 500 million 3) Reduce the world's inhabitants to slave laborers or something akin to slave laborers. I'm obviously over-simplifying things some, but that's the core of the theory.
It's a lunatic theory, and Jones never comes close in this documentary to offering any hard proof of it. Nor could he have. The few interviews that he conducts are people who are obviously as paranoid, anxious, and conspiracy-minded as he is and give the viewer no assurance that Jones or anyone close to him have a hold on reality. Jones then compounds his credibility problem by jumping from one big idea to the next, ending the film with a discussion of past eugenics programs and claiming that China's 1 child per family rule is actually part of the New World Order's master plan to de-populate the world.
Well, anyway. . .I don't understand how a documentary with such a crazed mentality can earn so many 4-star and 5-star reviews. But on this one, I'll gladly take my place with the minority.