Search - Endgame: Blueprint for Global Enslavement on DVD

Sobering view of the New World Order

Mark E. Baxter | Layton, UT United States | 11/24/2007

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Alex Jones is a radio host and documentary film maker based out of Austin, Texas. His documentaries revolve around the global movements that led to the European Union, the United Nations, the World Bank, the Council on Foreign Relations, the Bilderbergers and other opinion and policy making groups bent on dominating the world.

This particular documentary, his newest, looks at the 'New World' nirvana proposed by the elite of the world.

The first question that needs to be answered is, "Are there really conspiracies bent on world domination?" Well, since these organizations themselves admit and publish this publicly, only a fool would say no. David Rockefeller, founding member of many of these globalist secret combinations, stated flat out in his recent biography that global domination was exactly what he has been working for.

Understand that there are kooks out there who believe all kinds of weird stuff from alien abductions to ESP and paganism. Alex Jones is not one of these people.

This documentary follows a meeting of the "Bilderbergers", a group of secretive policy makers including heads of industry and state. This documentary details the "eugenics" movement as well as anything I have seen or read. These elite look for a world where 80% of the current world's population has been killed off through various means.

Like many of you, I used to think such things were impossible. But in my first career as a biologist, I would more and more often hear giants in the field of science say things like "Thank God for malaria in the third world!" I would be shocked at such racist, idiotic, genocidal talk and would look around at the circle of listeners nodding in agreement. These people really do believe that diseases killing millions of people are a good thing. I watch as diverse fields like business, government, education, and medicine all seem to converge to the same one-world socialist solutions. I watch idiotic ideas like socialized medicine, global warming being caused by man-made CO2, and illegal immigration crammed down our throats even though upwards of 90% of the citizens oppose these ideas. And the only explanation is to believe the organized criminals who head up education, industry and the government really do mean what they say.

So watch this and wake up. I also recommend several other doumentaries by the same film-maker Terrorstorm: 2nd Edition, on 9-11 and other similar terrorist incidents, Dark Secrets and The Order of Death: Inside Bohemian Grove, a scary examination of a 100 year old retreat where Presidents, and World rulers meet and perform a mock human sacrifice to Moloch (yes, that Moloch - the one in the old testament that pagans used to sacrifice their children to). You won't believe it until you see it.

Negatives of the film are parts are repetitious. The Bilderberger meetings part didn't say exactly what was going on at the meeting, it only showed these people showing up to this meeting. I think more evidence of the links between these groups and current governmental policy would make the case better.

As I occasionally talk to other people about the way things are going, occasionally some of them will laugh this stuff off, or shrug their shoulders. But once they watch this DVD, most stop laughing. It's that powerful. Give it a shot."

First half not as good as the second half.

W. Radomski | 11/03/2007

(3 out of 5 stars)

"I won't waste your time, so I'll just get to why I gave this movie 3 stars and why I would suggest purchasing the must see "Terrorstorm: 2nd Edition" instead.

The first half of the movie is boring, too much activism/street action and not enough facts period. By facts I mean: information, documents, clips, sound bites, interviews, quotes, news clippings, etc. If this is your first time learning about the NWO or if you are showing this film to someone that is not awake, not only are they going to be bored - they are also going to be confused because they won't know why Alex is bull-horning cars, watching people, etc. To the people I showed this film too that weren't awake, the first half of the film was to them basically a fat guy (Alex) harassing people and doing stuff.

The other problems with the first half is that they will name people on screen that they spot at Bilderburg while doing surveillance, but won't tell you why these people are important. They'll just give a name and that's it. In some ways this made me feel as if Endgame was too rushed, a topic I'll get back to on later. And if Bilderburg is so powerful why not tell the viewers, especially the unawakened ones, about some of things they have discussed in past meetings that have come to pass? For example we could have mentioned how the Bilderburgers talked about the housing crisis that the US is having now, but instead we give no examples of how powerful this group is and how they shape the world. Finally the last problem with the first half of the film is that it's too much like an inside conversation. In other words, if you were in a conversation with 2 other people where person A and person B were talking about a topic they both knew well but you know nothing about, you'd feel quite lost and or bored. That's how the first section of Endgame feels to someone new to this NWO subject. Watching a bunch of guys congratulating each other on confronting Bilderburgers and bull-horning them and doing surveillance means nothing.

Now, if you can make it through the first half of the film the second, and superior half, of the movie will not disappoint. This is where the movie picks up speed and draws you into the world of the NWO, NAU(North American Union), and Eugenics. Whether your awake or not the second half will teach as well as entertain and shock you. If the second half was a movie by itself, it would easily get a 5/5. But due to the first half of the movie, it drops the score to its deserved 3/5 score.

Now I mentioned before that the movie seems a bit too rushed. I say this because of the first half of the movie, where they would name people and act as if they are important but won't tell you why or what they do, not giving examples of how powerful Bilderburg is, as well as for the ending of the extra included on the DVD called "The Battle For The Republic." "The Battle of The Republic" ends too abruptly, as if there was more to say but it then got cut off. These problems also contributed to the 3/5 score I gave to this film.

In the end, Endgame is not a movie I would recommend to someone or show to someone that is unawake. If I were to show/recommend a movie to someone who is unawake it would be "Terrorstorm: 2nd Edition" because it is an excellent film period as well as the best film you can get on state sponsored terrorism, it is paced better, doesn't needlessly show activism like other Alex Jones films do, and just hits you with facts so that you know what is going on and not left outside of the loop if you are unawake, or bore you if you are awake. If you must show "Endgame" it should be shown to those that are awake, or to those that are unawake but have watched "Terrorstorm: Special Edition."
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