The fall of the republic

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Movie
German title The fall of the republic
Original title Fall Of The Republic: The Presidency Of Barack H. Obama
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 2009
length 144 minutes
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Director Alex Jones
script Alex Jones
production Alex Jones
occupation

The fall of the republic (Original title: Fall Of The Republic: The Presidency Of Barack H. Obama ) is an American conspiracy theoretic film from the year 2009, in which Alex Jones directed and also wrote the script. The film was released on October 21, 2009 and is distributed by Alex Jones Productions.

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The film advocates the conspiracy theory that President Barack Obamas was installed by a globalization- friendly power elite of Wall Street bankers and international corporations to establish a “ New World Order ” in which the national sovereignty of the United States and the individual freedom of its citizens would be abolished . To this end, Jones works out the close ties between the Obama administration and the financial world and lists numerous broken election promises of Obama. He did not end the policies of his predecessor George W. Bush , but even tightened them, for example with regard to the Patriot Act , the use of torture or the imprisonment of terrorist suspects in Guantanamo without trial . The first part of the film explains that President Obama would have violated Article 1, Paragraph 9 of the US Constitution , since he took over the chairmanship of the UN Security Council for the first time in history . The film sees this as Obama's first staging as president of the world . In the second part, Jones examines the NAFTA Free Trade Agreement and global warming , which he believes is a myth that was invented for the purpose of raising new taxes. He predicts the bankruptcy of the entire American economy, which will pave the way for the conspirators' allegedly sought-after global single currency and an associated World Bank. As a symbol of this threatening alienation and enslavement, Jones shows the blue glow of the television screen , which he contrasts with positive childhood memories of barbecues with the family or baseball games with the neighbors.

Politicians in the film

Al Gore , Alan Greenspan , Barack Obama , Ben Bernanke , Bernie Sanders , Cliff Stearns , Dennis Kucinich , George W. Bush , Gordon Brown , Henry Paulson , Jay Rockefeller , Jim DeMint , Jimmy Carter , Joe Barton , Joe Biden , John Boehner , Marsha Blackburn , Mary Fallin , Michele Bachmann , Nancy Pelosi , Rahm Emanuel , Ron Paul , Ross Perot , Timothy Geithner and Zbigniew Brzeziński .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Company credits. Internet Movie Database , accessed October 29, 2014 .
  2. ^ David G. Robertson: (Always) Living in the End Times. The 'Rolling Prophecy' of Conspiracy Culture. In: Sarah Harvey and Suzanne Newcombe (Eds.): Prophecy in the New Millennium. When Prophecies Persist. Ashgate, Farnham / Burlington 2013, p. 214.
  3. ↑ Michał Różycki: The Science of Conspiracy. The Fear of Technology in Contemporary Conspiracy Theory Narratives. In: Wojciech Kalaga and Agnieszka Kliś (eds.): Civilization and Fear. Anxiety and the Writing of the Subject. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Newcastle 2011, p. 271.