I am a fan of Alex Jones and his effort to inform the public and document the problems with our government on all levels. However, this documentary seems to lose some of the elements that gave the previous "Terrorstorm" documentary DVD much more impact.
It is hard to put my finger on why "Endgame" lacks the same ability to capture attention while providing important information, but it was a little disappointing in that regard. Maybe it was the point that although things are bad in regard to the disconnect between the US Constitution, the Geneva Convention, common sense, and how government actually operates, there has been an underlying hopefulness that constitutional government and sanity could be restored. Maybe the implied message has changed with "Endgame", that we have reached a point of no return now having to go through a period of real depression and pain before things can start to improve.
More and more patriots that I respect seem to have concluded that the American people are not going to be motivated to get the criminals out of government without a real slap in the face to wake them up from their delusions. People still accept the lies we are being presented as the "official" story, churches still support a corrupt government to keep their tax free income, politicians are still being bought, and tax dollars are still being used to fund special interests instead of the best interests of the people. There is no one able to overcome the mass media bias against anyone offering real solutions to ending the Establishment's grip on the levers sending us down a dangerous corrupt path.
Now that bank "bail-outs" are used as excuses to rob Americans blind, and the two party system fails to provide solutions the end may be near, one way or another. Can these corrupt activities be reversed once the truth is finally confronted and the denial ends? It looks like one large bitter pill ahead.
It is hard to put my finger on why "Endgame" lacks the same ability to capture attention while providing important information, but it was a little disappointing in that regard. Maybe it was the point that although things are bad in regard to the disconnect between the US Constitution, the Geneva Convention, common sense, and how government actually operates, there has been an underlying hopefulness that constitutional government and sanity could be restored. Maybe the implied message has changed with "Endgame", that we have reached a point of no return now having to go through a period of real depression and pain before things can start to improve.
More and more patriots that I respect seem to have concluded that the American people are not going to be motivated to get the criminals out of government without a real slap in the face to wake them up from their delusions. People still accept the lies we are being presented as the "official" story, churches still support a corrupt government to keep their tax free income, politicians are still being bought, and tax dollars are still being used to fund special interests instead of the best interests of the people. There is no one able to overcome the mass media bias against anyone offering real solutions to ending the Establishment's grip on the levers sending us down a dangerous corrupt path.
Now that bank "bail-outs" are used as excuses to rob Americans blind, and the two party system fails to provide solutions the end may be near, one way or another. Can these corrupt activities be reversed once the truth is finally confronted and the denial ends? It looks like one large bitter pill ahead.