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JFK to 9/11: Everything Is a Rich Man's Trick

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First published at 11:10 UTC on February 10th, 2020.

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Written and narrated by Francis Richard Conolly
3.5 hours of explanations on theories backed by footage and evidences regarding events of our times from a perspective not often explored.
It traces the history of the Dulleses who wrote the Treaty of Versailles; and the Bushes who played a hand in Hitler’s rise, JFK’s murder, and the WTC collapse. The film doesn’t shy away from the Mafia connection with the CIA, so obvious in the Kennedy plot, the Bay of Pigs, and Iran–Contra. We begin to see the US military, with its endless wars in Central America, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East, as an enforcement arm of the corporations and we begin to appreciate the pervasive influence of the propaganda machine, and of the permanent war economy it serves.

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