One of my all time favorites.

A lot more amusing than I thought it would be.

I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

Alex Jones is an agent of British intelligence whose mission is to create his own monopoly in the 9/11 truth movement and wreck it from the inside. He's discrediting calls for independence with his manipulations and obnoxious behavior. Sending in deceiving and ranting characters is one of the most common ploys by the British propaganda machine. He's misleading his listeners and filling their heads with deceptions and half-truths. He's leading them into the wilderness where they act like useless conspiracy theorists instead of doing anything against the British and the financiers. He's closely linked to the British and he surrounds himself with anti-American characters. He's opposing progress and anyone who stands up for the American state. He's fooling millions of people while the financiers and the City of London are wrecking the American economy and the American state. He's ranting against a "New World Order" while in practice fully supporting the plans of the London-based oligarchy. And he farts on air.Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy were killed by British special-forces. The CIA is a branch of British intelligence. Allen Dulles worked with the British for decades. After World War II the British captured key positions in the United States and launched an information war to continue dominating the world.

What this film does is cover the who's who of the NWO, not your typical they did this on that day conspiracy flick. it lays out the structure of the ruling "society" or "elite". What roles they play on paper and how they may tie into certain "theories" being passed along the web. What you will learn from this film is that there have been a secretive cabal, a tight knit group that managed to usurp power in 1913 and have held a firm grip generation after generation through carefully planned schemes and power-plays that are carried out on the world stage for the media to spin into some fancy fairytale of destruction and fear. VERY INFORMATIVE. Grab your popcorn, get cozy, you're in for a treat.

The 'New World Order' has gained a lot of popularity in pop-culture recently and one thing that this film does especially well, is put that idea into context. I was shocked at how often this concept has been played over and over the airwaves in the last couple of decades, yet it still remains a fairly 'fringe' topic. I am about the same age as the film maker, and I can relate to his story of 'awakening' to the NWO in only the last few years, and the effect it has had on his world view.The film is evocative, thought provoking, extremely professional and educational, and it is my 'go-to' video for friends who are also interested in finding out about the invisible empire. I can't stress enough; this IS the must-have/must-see video on who really controls our government, as well as what motivates them.Well done.

I watched this film having little knowledge of the NWO. According to the text in my history book for a college level class the term "New World Order" had been invented by some militia extremist around the same time of the Oklahoma City Bombing in 1995. Turns out the the term has been around for centuries and has been used repeatedly by many politicians while speaking on the senate and congressional floors. I know, sounds crazy right? Jason Bermas shows all of that and more. Put together in an easy to understand method. No prior knowledge required to watch this film. In Invisible Empire: A New World Order Defined, Jason Bermas interviews many key players in the resistance movement including Dr. G. Edward Griffin. Jason also covers organizations in the United States that seem to have an over reaching influence on United States policies such as the Trilateral Commission and Council on Foreign Relations.