I'm dual nationality US & UK, I've spent half my life across each nation and have always been far prouder of my American heritage but by that I mean the country, it's people but not it's government.
Let me clarify, the British government is atrocious and highly corrupt but the leaders over the pond have taken it to the next level ever since their creation.
This fantastic piece by British journalist John Pilger is about Americas direct influence into Latin American countries such as Chile and Venezuala and the atrocities they have caused to better their own interests.
Heartbreaking, powerful and eye opening if you aren't aware of the steps the US go to further their economy this is essential viewing.
The USA for anyone with any awareness is the proverbial boy who cried wolf. They manipulate their people using the media to such an extent with their lies that every time a new story comes out you do have to question it.
They've been lying about the middle east for decades and still are. At time of writing how much of what we are told about North Korea is true? And how much is to sway public opinion to their own personal agendas?
The Good:
Professionaly made
Great interview segments
Essential viewing
The Bad:
Doesn't make for the easiest watch
Things I Learnt From This Movie:
The US has attempted to overthrow 50 governments, more than I had originally believed
Let me clarify, the British government is atrocious and highly corrupt but the leaders over the pond have taken it to the next level ever since their creation.
This fantastic piece by British journalist John Pilger is about Americas direct influence into Latin American countries such as Chile and Venezuala and the atrocities they have caused to better their own interests.
Heartbreaking, powerful and eye opening if you aren't aware of the steps the US go to further their economy this is essential viewing.
The USA for anyone with any awareness is the proverbial boy who cried wolf. They manipulate their people using the media to such an extent with their lies that every time a new story comes out you do have to question it.
They've been lying about the middle east for decades and still are. At time of writing how much of what we are told about North Korea is true? And how much is to sway public opinion to their own personal agendas?
The Good:
Professionaly made
Great interview segments
Essential viewing
The Bad:
Doesn't make for the easiest watch
Things I Learnt From This Movie:
The US has attempted to overthrow 50 governments, more than I had originally believed